In my thesis, I examined the consequences of human activity, its impact on the planet and its measurable burden on our mental health from several angles. The interdisciplinary nature of the topic is reinforced by the fact that consequences are the result of complex processes, and therefore my research simultaneously incorporates reports and research from different disciplines. In order to understand the Anthropocene, I examined the different anthropogenic impacts and addressed possible future scenarios, taking into account their historical past. In the second half of my thesis, I focused on the human being, with a particular attention to the voices of the growing generations and their mental state. Youth climate anxiety is a new concept in the pathological system, but it is not new to young adults, whose daily or distant future life may be affected by it. In both my thesis and my masterwork, I sought to answer the question of what responsibility we, as designers and creative people, have in shaping the future. How can we use our design tools in a way that reinforces certain attitudes towards nature-centredness?