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Autumn 2012

The greening of mental health

cover art by Eduardo Hatch

Not just another shade of hospital green

Institutions around the globe find that greening buildings, grounds and activities makes for better mental health… more»

A growing concern

Horticulture therapy offers potent opportunities for healing and growth … more»

ADHD + nature = ↓ symptoms for children

Many things happen to psychiatrists as we age. We become more experienced, more skilled at what we do. But at the… more»

Vitamin Green

How viewing, being and “doing” in nature affects our health and well-being… more»

The last word

Ohen:ton Karihwatehkwen: Giving greetings to the natural world… more»

Q&A

The 11th International People Plant Symposium: What we missed… more»

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note from the editor

This issue’s theme—the greening of mental health—came from executive editor Kwame McKenzie. Upon learning this issue would be his last… more»

a view from camh

Recently I was asked by the British Academy of Humanities and Social Sciences to write a paper… more»

research update

Recent studies from around the world… more»

Conferences

Upcoming events and notices… more»

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