Shinrin-Yoku and Nature Therapy: A Review.

Written By Natalie Bondine

“Human health benefits associated with the immersion in nature continue to be currently researched… Nature therapy as a health-promotion method and potential universal health model is implicated for the reduction of reported modern-day stress-state and technostress.”

Authors: Hansen, M.M.; Jones, R.; Tocchini, K.

 International Journal of Environmental Research

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Shinrin-Yoku and Nature Therapy

 
 
Natalie Bondine
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