Dr. Giulia Rocchi obtained a master’s degree in Food Sciences and Human Nutrition from the Campus Bio-Medico University of Rome with top marks and academic mention in 2020. She is a psychologist and PhD student at the Department of Dynamic Studies, Clinical and Health Psychology at Sapienza University of Rome. Her research interests include the analysis of the psychological construct of eco-anxiety and in general the effects of climate change on people’s psychological well-being through a semiotic and psychodynamic perspective. Her research also includes psychological factors and attitudes underlying support for ecological transition and environmental sustainability.