eco-anxiety to eco-action

Empower your students with hope and agency in an uncertain world!

Free online learning about managing stress around environmental issues and climate crisis

Recommended for all high school year levels. Maximum 50 students per session.

Students will learn...

defining eco-anxiety and managing emotions with changes in the natural environment
practical strategies to create eco-action "ACT strategy"
the benefits and importance of self-care, time in nature and eco-action
further support and information about places young people can gather information and take action

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This session is made possible thanks to Bupa

curriculum alignment & evidence base

All our topics and sessions are aligned to the Australian Schools Curriculum and based on the latest in psychoeducational research, presented by Kids Helpline counsellors.
If you require more information please contact us.

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what happens on the day

Our counsellors personalise the session based on the needs of your class.
Here is an example of how a session may run.

Introduction (5 mins):

Interactive ice-breaker
Brief summary of Kids Helpline

Presentation (30 mins)

Presentation of key content in your chosen topic/session, including coping strategies & support options
Interactive learning activities (group work, video watching, games, role playing, etc.)
Practical application of key strategies
Movement/interactive breaks included as needed

Conclusion (5-10 mins)

Summary of session
Group reflection
Questions & answers

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