To cope with climate change, community can help

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“Connecting with other people who are experiencing similar emotions, not necessarily to just commiserate, but to help each other understand and to feel heard sometimes, and not to feel like you're alone, is really helpful,” says psychologist Maria Nazarian, who treats climate-anxious clients.

“Connecting with other people who are experiencing similar emotions, not necessarily to just commiserate, but to help each other understand and to feel heard sometimes, and not to feel like you're alone, is really helpful,” says psychologist Maria Nazarian, who treats climate-anxious clients. Photo by Shutterstock.

If you’re scared or sad about our warming planet, the best solution is to solve the climate crisis. But in the meantime, sharing feelings can help you cope. 

At this weekend’s Garagiste Festival, upstart micro producer winemakers from across California are coming together to share their wares. 

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Credits

Host:

Steve Chiotakis

Producers:

Christian Bordal, Giuliana Mayo, Zoie Matthew