A new study suggests that ground-up strategies created by local people can make the biggest difference to how we cope when mother nature puts the pressure on.
According to the latest research the provision of general community-led support can significantly reduce the mental health and well-being impacts of extreme weather-related events.
Researchers from the University Centre for Rural Health at the University of Sydney have just published an article in the journal of Climate Change and Health exploring the mental health and wellbeing impacts of “climate change induced events”…