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The document discusses how environmental psychology can enrich psychology classes by considering the relationship between people and their surroundings. It outlines 5 principles of environmental psychology and discusses research showing the restorative effects of nature. Specifically, it summarizes studies finding that exposure to nature reduces stress and fatigue, improves attention and mood, aids in stress recovery, and is associated with better health outcomes like lower pain medication use and shorter hospital stays.
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Healthy Living: Outdoors Learning at School Grounds
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Eco therapy
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A healing garden
The document describes a healing garden created for the Moonee Ponds MindBody Health Centre. The garden includes a scrollwork front fence with the centre's logo, a moongate entrance made of Italian terracotta tiles, and a meditation garden nestled among flowering plants. The meditation garden has a winding path that encourages peace and connection to nature. It is covered by a Boston ivy-covered wall and irrigated by a 60,000L rainwater tank capturing roof runoff. The garden features sculptures, a shady spot, and a courtyard garden outside the yoga room wrapped in a curvy seating wall.
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Environments that promote mental health and wellbeing. Three key points:
1) Mental health is influenced by multiple social, environmental, and biological factors. Contact with nature through green spaces and gardens is beneficial for mental health and wellbeing.
2) A pilot study in Australia called "Feel Blue, Touch Green" found nature-based activities improved participants' mental health, confidence, stress and anxiety levels, and social connections.
3) Exposure to nature is restorative and therapeutic, lowering stress and improving mood. Access to green spaces and nature is important for promoting population mental health.
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Observing natural scenes contributes to reduce stress, promotes positive mood states and feelings, and may facilitate recovery from different type of diseases. To our knowledge, little is known about the difference in the perceived restorative power resulting from being surrounded by nature or from working with plants.
The Power of Healing Gardens
Hospital healing gardens provide health benefits for patients, staff, and family members. Research shows that patients who can view or experience nature during their hospital stay tend to recover more quickly than those who cannot. Healing gardens offer soothing distractions, opportunities for light exercise, social support, a sense of control, and a feeling of being at home - all of which can help improve the healing process and overall quality of care. Designing healing gardens for medical campuses can be an important complement to modern medical treatments.
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Elements Of A Healing Garden
The document discusses the elements and benefits of healing gardens. It notes that research has shown positive correlations between being in natural environments like gardens and improvements in mental, physical, and emotional well-being. Specifically, it mentions that exposure to green spaces can help reduce stress and aid recovery from surgery or medical issues. The document then outlines how horticultural therapy can provide therapeutic benefits through structured activities in gardens, giving examples for helping those with brain injuries, disabilities, mental illnesses, and other conditions. Finally, it emphasizes that all gardening can provide therapeutic effects and encourages thinking about how to help others achieve well-being through nature.
healing gardens in hospitals
This document summarizes research conducted on the use patterns of a healing garden at Randall Children's Hospital. Observations and surveys were done over three visits to assess who uses the garden, for how long, and activities. The majority of users were visitors who mostly sat and talked, followed by providers who used their cell phones. Children's most common activity was play. Weather was also tracked against usage, with fewer users on colder days. Next steps discussed continuing this independent study and exploring other hospital user experience assessment tools.
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