Key points

Planetary dysregulation refers to human actions, which stop planet Earth from self-regulating its health.

An unhealthy planet adversely affects our intertwined mental and physical health.

Adequate framings exist to bring about positive actions mean doing better for ourselves and our planet.

Extractive and exploitive human activities are having severe, adverse effects on planet Earth, which, in turn, affect our health, physical and mental. The terms used to describe this include climate change, climate crisis, planetary boundaries , and Earth system boundaries. None adequately integrates our mental health with how we treat the planet.

Planetary dysregulation

The Centric Lab, a neuroscience lab focused on health justice based in London, is exploring the phrase “planetary

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