Abstract
ABSTRACT There is a lack of research within the counseling profession that addresses EcoWellness or the impacts of climate change on mental health. Although climate change has consequences for every individual no matter their background, professional counselors have generally been absent from advocacy or leadership initiatives related to climate change or sustainability. This article provides an overview of the impacts of climate change on mental health and proposes the argument that professional counselors should be on the frontlines of climate advocacy and leadership. Further, a discussion of different avenues of leadership and advocacy is presented, along with suggested models of leadership.
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