The plight and promise of mental health providers in the face of a warming planet: perspectives and experiences from the Philippines.

John Jamir Benzon R Aruta, Sena S Salcedo, Johnrev Guilaran, Renzo R Guinto
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Abstract

A growing body of research shows the inimical impact of climate change on people's mental health. However, attention to mental health providers at the frontlines is rather sparse, especially in climate-vulnerable countries. This commentary aims to present the perspectives and experiences of mental health providers within the context of climate change in the Philippines. Specifically, this paper explicates the challenges faced by mental health providers in trying to address the increasing climate-related distress experienced by many Filipinos and the recent progress in promoting climate change and mental health nexus in the country. The recommendations offered in this commentary will hopefully provide the basis for a more comprehensive mental health framework that incorporates climate change and supports mental health providers in their pursuit to preserve Filipino mental health on a warming planet.

面对全球变暖,精神卫生服务提供者的困境与前景:来自菲律宾的观点与经验。
越来越多的研究表明,气候变化对人们的心理健康有不利影响。然而,对前线精神卫生提供者的关注相当少,特别是在易受气候影响的国家。本评论旨在介绍菲律宾气候变化背景下精神卫生服务提供者的观点和经验。具体而言,本文阐述了心理健康提供者在试图解决许多菲律宾人所经历的日益增加的气候相关困扰以及最近在促进气候变化和该国心理健康关系方面取得的进展所面临的挑战。本评论所提出的建议,希望能为更全面的心理健康框架提供基础,其中包括气候变化,并支持心理健康提供者在全球变暖的情况下,努力维护菲律宾人的心理健康。
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