Volunteering in nature as a way of enabling people to reintegrate into society

O'Brien, Liz; Burls, Ambra; Townsend, Mardie; Ebden, Matthew

Published November 18, 2010

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Volunteering in nature as a way of enabling people to reintegrate into society

1. Forest Research, Alice Holt Lodge, Farnham, Surrey GU10 4LH, UK, liz.obrien@forestry. gsi.gov.uk
2. UK UNESCO Man and Biosphere Urban Forum, UK
3. Deakin University

Aims: Those who experience emotional and behavioural difficulties or mental health problems, are unemployed or bereaved, or have been in trouble with the law can be socially marginalized and can be...

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Journal: Perspectives in public health

Publisher: SAGE Publications

ISSN: 17579139

Volume: 131

Pages: 71-81

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England Environment Humans Interviews as Topic Mental Disordersrehabilitation Scotland Social Adjustment Social Isolation Social Support Volunteerspsychology

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