Effectiveness of Psycho-educational Program on Climate Change Distress and Risk Perception Among Older Adults.

"This program consisted of five (5) sessions during two weeks.~* Session 1: introduction and basic information about Climate Change~* Session 2: causes and factors that contribute to climate change by humans and nature~* Session 3: explain climate change risks, describe and explain the impact of climate change on elder health and well-being.~* Session 4: teaching proper behaviors that contribute the most to climate-driving emissions.~* Session 5: learning how adapting and coping with climate change. Adaptation includes a range of coping actions that individuals may take, as well as psychological processes (e.g. emotion management, problem solving, and cognitive reframing responses) that influence reactions to (and preparations for) adverse impacts of climate change, including chronic environmental conditions and extreme events."