Kari Gibson

1 INTRODUCTION Also known as climate anxiety or climate change anxiety, eco-anxiety was recognized by the American Psychological Association in 2017 where it was defined as a sense of ‘environmental doom’ in relation to climate change (Clayton et al., 2017). Since then, there has been a growing concern among clinicians regarding the need for evidence-based interventions for young people experiencing distressing levels of eco-anxiety (Usher et al., 2019).