Contents

Editorial: Listening to lived experience by Jane Marsden

Guest Editor’s note: Achieving climate justice: A practitioner call to action by Gávi Ansara

Articles

1. Climate change-related distress within the dominant mental health paradigm: problems, pitfalls, and a possible way forward by Rana Kökçinar
2. Turning towards our desire to turn away: climate disavowal in the context of the Australian counselling profession by Nell Azuri
3. Exploring the future social identity of a PhD student dealing with anxiety: A psychotherapy client study by Nicholas Sarantakis
4. Interpersonal rejection, ostracism, and mentalisation in women’s friendships: Clinical implications for rumination by Deborah J. Oehlman Forbes
5. The transition from postgraduate counselling student to working counsellor: A qualitative investigation by Chris Lamb
6. The adverse effects of burnout and compassion fatigue among mental health practitioners: Self-care strategies for prevention and mitigation by Natalie Salameh
7. Reversing the panopticon: On narrative therapy and its place in the treatment of eating disorders by Megan Buys
8. Contemporary gestalt psychotherapy: The tensions between practitioner education and the current cultural context by Patrick (Paddy) O’Regan
9. Book review: Supporting transgender autistic youth and adults: A guide for professionals and families (2020) by Finn V. Gratton. Reviewed by Louis Spence