Troubled by the uncertain world ahead? Concerned for future generations because of the climate-crisis? Then this webinar is for you! This experiential webinar will allow participants to learn and practice long-term visioning and reflection to cultivate hope despite uncertainty.

Without a sense of a better future, it can be difficult to make decisions in the present. The climate-crisis impacts mental health and career decision-making, leading to feelings of hopelessness and uncertainty. By exploring an intergenerational worldview, we can both identify hopes for a distant future and tangibles steps in the present to transition towards a more equitable world

Learn about the benefits of seeing career decisions in the context of an intergenerational worldview and how this approach fosters hope for the future and empowers us in the present.

Participants will:

• Practice exercises to cultivate hope in the world ahead.
• Envision and identify subsequent steps towards this future
• Explore how mental health and ecological change impacts career decision-making
• Learn about career development resources to help navigate life on a changing planet.

About the Facilitator:

Trevor Lehmann (MEd, CCC) is Acting President of the Climate-Informed Counsellors Chapter of CCPA and a Career Consultant with the University of Manitoba. His work specialized in ecological distress, career development, grief and loss. You can read his open-access Imperfect Guide to Career and Climate and his other writings at www.trevorlehamnn.ca

*This webinar should not be seen as a substitute for therapy or other mental health interventions. Please consult a medical professional in your area if you are currently experiencing physical or mental health concerns

Portions of this webinar will be recorded