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EPISODE · Feb 15, 2024 · 35 MIN

Psychology Month: Sustainable Happiness with Dr. Jiaying Zhao

from Mind Full: The Canadian Psychological Association podcast · host Canadian Psychological Association

So much of the talk when it comes to the climate crisis is doom and gloom. It's hard for many not to become a little defeatist or to throw their hands up and ignore the problem. The solution to that kind of despair is action - little actions that move us all toward a more sustainable future. And those actions - and the conversation about them - can be a happy one! Today's guest is Dr. Jiaying Zhao, who connects climate action to our own personal happiness in a way that we hope spurs some of that action - and makes you happy along the way! How images of turtles and dolphins helped one Vancouver office building reduce plastic waste: https://bc.ctvnews.ca/how-images-of-turtles-and-dolphins-helped-one-vancouver-office-building-reduce-plastic-waste-1.5898889 Dr. Zhao's TED Talk - How to feng shui your fridge — and other happy climate hacks: https://www.ted.com/talks/jiaying_zhao_how_to_feng_shui_your_fridge_and_other_happy_climate_hacks?language=en

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