Qualitative Research – Page 13 – Root in Nature

Gardens of Historic Mental Health Hospitals and Their Potential Use for Green Therapy Purposes

Using Resources of Nature in the Counselling Room: Qualitative Research into Ecotherapy Practice

Using Ecological Gardening to Promote Nature Connection, Wellbeing, and Group Building: A Pilot Service Using Experiential Learning, Mindful Activities, and Reflection to Study the Effects of Nature and Gardening Together

Why Camp? Evaluating The Impact of a Horticulture Therapy Camp for Adolescents With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

What Is the Impact of Using Outdoor Spaces Such as Gardens on the Physical and Mental Well-Being of Those With Dementia? A Systematic Review of Quantitative and Qualitative Evidence

What Gardens Grow: Outcomes from Home and Community Gardens Supported by Community-Based Food Justice Organizations

What are the Design Principles of Healing Gardens for People who are Suffering from Stress-Related Diseases?

Well-Being Programmes in Prisons in England and Wales: A Mixed-Methods Study

Weeds and Seeds: Reflections from a Gardening Project for Juvenile Offenders