Join us to hear from Ari Cook Shonkoff and Thomas Doherty, mental health practitioners and authors of two recently released books on climate and mental health.

Join CPA-NA's bi-monthly drop-in conversation called “Linking Conversations.” We will think and talk together about what’s happening in the world–such as extreme weather, political moments, and cultural flashpoints–and about linking thought and action, being and doing, the internal and external worlds.

Join CPA-NA's bi-monthly drop-in conversation called “Linking Conversations.” We will think and talk together about what’s happening in the world–such as extreme weather, political moments, and cultural flashpoints–and about linking thought and action, being and doing, the internal and external worlds.

Join us to learn valuable tips on asking for donations to support Giving Tuesday with CPA-NA!

Join us in learning practices for self-care, stress relief, emotion self-regulation, mental focus, energy, and awareness of self and others.

If you are new to the organization, please join us for an informal gathering where we can all meet each other, ask questions and share ideas about how to get involved in CPA-NA!

Join CPA-NA's bi-monthly drop-in conversation called “Linking Conversations.” We will think and talk together about what’s happening in the world–such as extreme weather, political moments, and cultural flashpoints–and about linking thought and action, being and doing, the internal and external worlds.

CPA-NA members, join us for updates on CPA-NA work, growth, volunteer highlights, & directions for 2026.

We will explore what compassionate and transformative psychotherapy might look like in this liminal time.

The Climate Mobilization Project will describe their work at the intersection of mutual aid and climate action + more.

Join CPA-NA's bi-monthly drop-in conversation called “Linking Conversations.” We will think and talk together about what’s happening in the world–such as extreme weather, political moments, and cultural flashpoints–and about linking thought and action, being and doing, the internal and external worlds.

Join CPA-NA's bi-monthly drop-in conversation called “Linking Conversations.” We will think and talk together about what’s happening in the world–such as extreme weather, political moments, and cultural flashpoints–and about linking thought and action, being and doing, the internal and external worlds.

Join us to learn strategies for integrating post-disaster treatment into your work with young people of all ages in this introductory virtual event.

If you are new to the organization, please join us for an informal gathering where we can all meet each other, ask questions and share ideas about how to get involved in CPA-NA!

Join CPA-NA's bi-monthly drop-in conversation called “Linking Conversations.” We will think and talk together about what’s happening in the world–such as extreme weather, political moments, and cultural flashpoints–and about linking thought and action, being and doing, the internal and external worlds.

Explore the theoretical underpinnings of IFS and provide practical techniques to help clients navigate eco-anxiety, climate grief, & more.

This program is intended to introduce potential responders to the structure and terminology of the disaster response environment and help them form a common operating picture to facilitate the delivery of psychosocial support following disasters.

Join CPA-NA's bi-monthly drop-in conversation called “Linking Conversations.” We will think and talk together about what’s happening in the world–such as extreme weather, political moments, and cultural flashpoints–and about linking thought and action, being and doing, the internal and external worlds.

If you are new to the organization, please join us for an informal gathering where we can all meet each other, ask questions and share ideas about how to get involved in CPA-NA!

Join CPA-NA's bi-monthly drop-in conversation called “Linking Conversations.” We will think and talk together about what’s happening in the world–such as extreme weather, political moments, and cultural flashpoints–and about linking thought and action, being and doing, the internal and external worlds.

This module explores a community-centered approach to disaster mental health, emphasizing the role of connection, culture, and shared co-regulation in trauma recovery.

Join us for this online event to learn together how to effectively support technical professionals.

Psychological First Aid (PFA) is an evidence-informed behavioral health intervention that is used to help people experiencing stress to reduce their symptoms and improve functioning.

Climate change is not a problem for some future generations; it is affecting us now. We are the first generation of climate-informed mental health professionals.

Join CPA-NA and the Pulitzer Center for this important event, “Unburdening the Climate Generation: Supporting Those Born Into Crisis & Building Solutions.”

Join CPA-NA's bi-monthly drop-in conversation called “Linking Conversations.” We will think and talk together about what’s happening in the world–such as extreme weather, political moments, and cultural flashpoints–and about linking thought and action, being and doing, the internal and external worlds.

Join CPA-NA's bi-monthly drop-in conversation called “Linking Conversations.” We will think and talk together about what’s happening in the world–such as extreme weather, political moments, and cultural flashpoints–and about linking thought and action, being and doing, the internal and external worlds.

Our group of speakers will address collective trauma and the polycrisis. Moderated by Sarah Jaquette Ray, the speakers will discuss how the climate crisis has been mobilized in service of authoritarian nationalism, anti-immigrant xenophobia and misogyny.

If you are new to the organization, please join us for an informal gathering where we can all meet each other, ask questions and share ideas about how to get involved in CPA-NA!

Join CPA-NA's bi-monthly drop-in conversation called “Linking Conversations.” We will think and talk together about what’s happening in the world–such as extreme weather, political moments, and cultural flashpoints–and about linking thought and action, being and doing, the internal and external worlds.