Mental health benefits of nature-based recreation: a systematic review

Overview of attention for article published in Annals of Leisure Research, August 2019

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RT @RLombardVance: @MHChat There's a good bit of scientific evidence that spending time in nature has potential to - increase 'positives':…

@MHChat There's a good bit of scientific evidence that spending time in nature has potential to - increase 'positives': well-being, restorative feelings, resilience, body image - decrease 'negatives': stress, low mood/depression, anxiety, etc. #MHCha…

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Today is #WorldMentalHealthDay. Nature has positive effects on mental health: improvements in affect, cognition, restoration, and well-being, decreases in anxiety and depression symptoms. https://t.co/ewFg0NNxs9

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