Nature-Based Therapeutic Interventions
Creators
- 1. University of Copenhagen
- 2. Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
- 3. UNESCO
- 4. Free lance
- 5. University of Florence
Description
The point of departure of this chapter is to view nature-based settings as an important asset for improvement and promotion of health. During the last decades the concepts of healthy nature-based settings and accompanying treatment programs have been referred to by many names, making the subject difficult to interpret. Here the development of the theoretical framework and the research area are described. The second part of the chapter focuses on the structure of a therapy program and the health design of the nature-based setting. From the theories and experiences, including both research as well as best practice presented, the chapter ends with recommendations for future aims of research projects within this area.
Publication Details
Book chapter
Persistent Identifiers
MAGID
2108722348
DOI
10.1007/978-90-481-9806-1_11
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002-181-354-664-460
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