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Find What You'd Die For, and Live For It - A Conversation with Elly Hanson
Find What You'd Die For, and Live For It - A Conversation with Elly Hanson
Find What You'd Die For, and Live For It - A Conversation with Elly Hanson
Wednesday 15th July 2020
Clover Hogan and Dr. Elly Hanson explore climate change's impact on mental health and the importance of values in finding purpose.
42 minutes
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Get the buttons here!What Would You Live For? Dr. Elly Hanson on Climate, Trauma, and Values
Finding what you would die for and just living for it, committing your life to that legacy piece, that is a life worth living.
Imagine a world where the biggest battles are fought not with weapons, but with values and purpose. In this episode of 'Force of Nature', Clover Hogan sits down with Dr. Elly Hanson, a clinical psychologist who isn't afraid to tackle society's toughest issues. From childhood trauma to the overwhelming climate crisis, Dr. Hanson brings a unique perspective to the table.
They dive into how our emotions can both hinder and help us, especially young people grappling with eco-anxiety and feelings of powerlessness in the face of environmental change. Have you ever wondered why some people deny climate change? Dr. Hanson links this denial to our deep-seated fear of death and explores how different cultures handle this fear. This conversation also touches on intergenerational conflicts and the tug-of-war between despair and optimism. Dr.
Hanson argues that society often brings out our worst traits, but offers hope by suggesting ways to unhook from harmful values and embrace a culture of community and connection. The episode is a heartfelt call to action: find what you'd die for, and more importantly, live for it. If you're feeling overwhelmed by the state of the world but want to make a meaningful difference, this episode is a must-listen.