The Hidden Toll: Eco-Anxiety, Climate Trauma, and Psychosocial Safety in the Workplace
The physical hazards are visible. The psychological toll is hidden.
This 1-hour webinar shifts the lens from physical to psychological resilience. Designed for HSE and HR professionals, we will explore how the reality of a changing climate impacts worker mental health, how to recognize the hidden symptoms of climate distress, and how to apply a risk-management approach to safeguard your team's psychological wellbeing.
Webinar Countdown
The webinar starts on 1 August 2026 at 15:00 GMT+1.
Dr. Ernest Mando
PhD in Environmental Sciences
Dr. Ernest Mando is an ESG specialist with special interests in occupational safety and health, governance, and climate change.
He has over 10 years of experience across the private sector, public sector, and consulting, with professional exposure in mining, agriculture, distribution, and manufacturing.
Why This Webinar Matters
Topic Overview
Climate change is not only an environmental and physical safety issue; it is also a growing psychosocial risk. Workers may experience anxiety, fear, grief, stress, uncertainty, and emotional fatigue as climate-related events affect communities, livelihoods, workplaces, and future security.
This webinar explores eco-anxiety, climate trauma, and psychosocial safety through a practical workplace lens, helping HSE and HR leaders identify hidden risks and respond with structured prevention and support strategies.
Who Should Attend?
This session is designed for HSE professionals, HR professionals, ESG officers, sustainability leaders, occupational health practitioners, managers, supervisors, educators, and organisations seeking to strengthen psychological resilience in the workplace.
Register Early and Join the Webinar
Secure your seat for this ASHEPA professional webinar on eco-anxiety, climate trauma, and psychosocial safety in the workplace. Participants will receive a Certificate of Participation after attending the session.
Participants Will Be Issued a Certificate
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participated in the ASHEPA webinar on Eco-Anxiety, Climate Trauma, and Psychosocial Safety.