Table of Contents

Introduction: Climate disruption can be humanity’s greatest teacher Part I: How climate disruption will transform human relations 1. The psychological effects of climate disruption on individuals 2. The psycho-social-spiritual impacts of climate disruption on organizations, communities, and societies 3. The imperative of building widespread capacity for transformational resiliencePart II: Presencing: The first building block of transformational resilience 4. Ground – and center yourself by stabilizing your nervous system 5. Remember – your personal strengths, resources, and social support network 6. Observe your reactions to and thoughts about the situation non-judgmentally and with self-compassionPart III: Purposing: The second building block of transformational resilience 7. Watch For new insight and meaning in life as a result Of climate-enhanced hardships 8. Tap into the core values you want to live by in the midst of adversity 9. Harvest hope for new possibilities by making choices that increase personal, social, and environmental wellbeingPart IV: Building transformational resilience in organizations and communities 10. Building transformational resilience in organizations 11. Building transformational resilience in communities 12. Building transformational resilience across different cultures Conclusion 13. No time to lose in building transformational resilience

About the Author

Bob Doppelt is Executive Director of Resource Innovations and the Climate Leadership Initiative in the Institute for a Sustainable Environment, and Courtesy Associate Professor in the Department of Planning, Public Policy, and Management at the University of Oregon.

Reviews

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