Environmentalist, Educator, @QueerBrownVegan

“Transforming Climate Anxiety: A book that is grounded in care, resilience, and a world where we can nourish our relationships with ourselves.“

Associate Professor, Department of Society, Environment, and Health Equity, University of California, Riverside, CA, United States

Author of Climate Anxiety and the Kid Question: Deciding Whether to Have Children in an Uncertain Future

“This book is for everyone who cares deeply about climate change and needs practical skills to resist overwhelm and burnout. It shows you how to do the internal emotional work, connect it to the external community work, and help build a better world. I promise, you will come back to it over and over again.“

Eco- and clinical psychologist

American Psychological Association’s Climate Change Psychology Advisory Group

“At once practical and deeply resonant, this workbook is a timely and much-needed contribution that will be of benefit to anyone feeling the pain of climate anxiety and grief. As we navigate our climate emotions during these challenging times, we are fortunate to have Davenport’s knowledgeable and wise presence guiding us.“

President of Executive Committee, Climate Psychology Alliance of North America

“Leslie Davenport’s new workbook pulls no punches in confronting the fossil fuel industry and its ongoing role in driving the climate crisis… Yet rather than leaving readers in despair, she challenges us to reckon with this reality and consider what accountability, transformation, and collective action must look like in the face of an escalating global emergency.“

Author of The Golden Hour newsletter and Falling In Love With The World Again: Finding Your Way When Everything Feels Broken

“Leslie Davenport is a guiding light for me and many others who are struggling to process the climate crisis and to parent through it. This book is another wise and welcome offering that will be an invaluable resource for individuals and communities.”

C0-Director of Climate Psychology Alliance of North America

“With grace, elegance, and expansive compassion, Leslie Davenport takes us on a very compelling journey. Through accessible and gentle exercises, she helps us move from very personal internal distress to meaning, expression, and external collective action on behalf of our community, future generations, and the wider planetary ecosystem we call home.“

Assistant Professor of STEM Education, Department of Curriculum and Teaching, University of Kansas

“[T]his workbook brings together clear insights and practical exercises to help readers work through difficult emotions while staying connected to purpose, community, and action. This is an important book for anyone trying to remain engaged with the climate crisis, even when the realities feel overwhelming.“