Archive · 2 Jan 2026
Surviving Climate Anxiety: Coping with Climate Change
Climate anxiety is a big problem for many people.
A book called 'Surviving Climate Anxiety' by Thomas Doherty helps people understand and deal with this anxiety.
Doherty uses his own experiences and stories from his clients to show how to manage feelings about climate change.
The book talks about how to turn fear and sadness into care and action.
It also discusses important topics like social justice and environmental racism.
Doherty believes that everyone has a role to play in advocating for the environment.
The book is a guide to help people cope and even thrive despite the challenges of climate change.
Thomas Doherty's book 'Surviving Climate Anxiety' offers tools to cope with climate anxiety and take action.
The book discusses social justice, environmental justice, and eco-advocacy.
Doherty uses his own life experiences and client stories to guide readers.
The book is a five-part process starting with small coping skills and ending with taking action.
Doherty normalizes climate distress as a natural response to an unnatural situation.
- Who
- Thomas Doherty, a clinical psychologist and mental health therapist
- What
- A book about coping with climate anxiety and taking action
- When
- Published on January 2, 2026
- Where
- Published by Hachette, New Delhi
- Why
- To help people cope with climate anxiety and take action
- Title
- Surviving Climate Anxiety
- Author
- Thomas Doherty
- Publisher
- Hachette, New Delhi
- Price
- ₹799
- Published on
- January 2, 2026