Mental health: a rising tide

October 6, 2025 _ VILIAME TAWANAKORO _ Climate, Indigeneity, MentalHealth, SocialWork _ 2025, Latest Magazine Articles, October,

The Pacific Social Work Symposium brings together stakeholders, community workers, experts, students, academics, and practising social workers to share knowledge and promote regional collaboration.

THE growing urgency of climate change affects mental health, placing social workers at a critical crossroads as advocates and support systems for individuals and communities facing the
psychological impact of environmental crises . . .

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