Tips for today from Janette Tombleson

Exposure to natural environments is linked to enhance mood and better mental health with benefits. It helps inform clinical practice as increased contact with nature potentially provides an accessible, cost-effective intervention for improving psychology wellbeing. 

Research has shown that access to green spaces, nature-based wellbeing intervention, or a walk in a nature setting, all led to increments in positive affect and better mental health. 

Overall studies have shown the psychological benefits include:

  • reduction in stress levels 
  • reductions in anger, stress and fatigue
  • great positive affect and lower negative affect
  • reductions in symptoms deficit/hyperactivity disorder
  • increase in happiness

Take the time to explore your outdoor surroundings, to live a better and harmonies life.

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