How are you changing in a changing world?

CLIMATE PSYCHOLOGY CONSULTANT

I am the founder and director of the Centre for Climate Psychology, a published writer, speaker and curator of learning experiences at the intersection between climate change, mental health and living systems thinking.

With over 25 years of experience in systemic change and trauma therapy, I support individuals and organisations to address the urgent need for regenerative change in ways that go beyond the mere correction of what is visible on the surface.

My work supports professionals across all sectors to stay resilient, adaptive, creative and responsive in the face of global upheaval and climate anxiety, whilst also increasing awareness of our systemic entanglement with the very culture we try to change.

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I support organisations, teams and individuals to adapt to the inevitable mental-health impact that a rapidly changing world has on many people and advise on strategies that allow an emotionally and psychologically mature and resilient ‘response-ability’ in a time of global upheaval.
Based on the findings of my book ‘Climate, Psychology and Change’ I help organisations to develop the competency to stay with increased complexity, to think and learn trans-contextually, to face difficult truths and to build resilient frameworks of care, that nurture a regenerative culture.
Based on the findings of my book ‘Climate, Psychology and Change’ I help people and organisations to reflect on their own entanglement with the very culture they try to change.
We ask how the adaptations to an ailing culture may inadvertently shape the efforts towards sustainable development.
Through psychologically informed tools, I help you explore the dynamic relationship between the parts that are ready to change and the parts that cling to the comfort of the familiar. This awareness allows you to develop the competency to stay with complexity, to think and learn trans-contextually, and to build resilient frameworks of care, that nurture a regenerative culture.

What clients say

"Steffi's deep knowledge, and experience was instrumental in an increase of 43% in our sustainability ambassador membership. Much of the post event feedback specifically mentioned how the ideas that Steffi shared were the key takeaways for the audience."

Christian Hull, Head of Innovation, BNY Mellon
"Very rarely have I experienced such skilful insight, facilitation and the holding of space to enable deep thought and reflection. Steffi’s professionalism and experience is now enabling me to think different thoughts and to reconsider some approaches to both my work and my personal life. I very highly recommend her to you."

Simon Brammer, Head of Cities, Ashden Trust
"Steffi's methods to understand climate anxiety had a great impact on our teams. Her presentation and facilitation were both insightful and effective. It was a great pleasure to work with her."

Jennifer Revell, Head of ESG, Estée Lauder Companies
"I cannot speak highly enough of Steffi and the work that she does. Her work has offered me a space to understand, feel and move towards supporting myself as a professional with the weight of the climate crisis. Steffi brings such an incredible softness to discussions on climate change while also not shying away from facts and uncertainty."

Amy Della-Torre, Gestalt Centre Australia
"Steffi was a force field for creative change. She was potently challenging to complicity while being empathic, warm hearted and cooly clear."

Chris Robertson, Chair of the Climate Psychology Alliance

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Climate, Psychology and Change

“This is more than a book. It is a work of wisdom and radical ideas.”

Satish Kumar

How do we bring healing to the wounds that have been torn into the fabric of life, if we continue to re-enact the same narratives that created them? This question is relevant for any profession, but if we want to attend to the malaise in the wider culture, critical thinking needs to be applied to the underlying assumptions of the healing profession itself.

This book brings regenerative disturbance to the stuckness of the familiar and gestures towards the beauty and wisdom that already lie on the edge of our vision.