Eco-anxiety is a rising concern, with many people, especially younger generations, experiencing persistent worry about environmental issues. This anxiety, stemming from a sense of helplessness and constant exposure to alarming news, can lead to stress, depression, and panic attacks. Mental health support tailored to address eco-anxiety is increasingly needed, with therapists developing strategies to help people cope and regain a sense of control.
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