At the Centre for Climate Psychology, we explore the deeply interconnected layers of our global crisis, which is often referred to as the metacrisis. These challenges (climate change, social fragmentation, mental health crisis, ecological breakdown) are not separate issues, but entangled expressions of a wider systemic disconnection. Many organisations have made vital contributions by specialising in one particular lens: economic systems, trauma-informed practice, climate science, nature connection, or systems thinking. But to meet the depth and complexity of our times, we must move beyond professional silos.

Our aim is to bring these diverse bodies of wisdom together within a shared learning platform. By creating spaces where different disciplines and perspectives meet, we support the emergence of what we call a living field of practice; a dynamic, integrative approach to collective learning and transformation.

This field of practice is cultivated through our work with themes. Each theme offers a distinct way of engaging with the metacrisis, providing a specific entry point for different professions. We invite participants to travel through multiple themes, allowing the cross-pollination of insights and a richer, more systemic understanding to unfold.

As people engage across different themes and return regularly to practice, they begin to embody an integrated perspective, combining emotional insight, psychological resilience, and systemic awareness. This is the living field of practice we seek to nurture, a space where collective care, deep learning, and wise action grow together.