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THE RESTORATIVE VALUE OF NATURAL AND BUILT ENVIRONMENTS: PSYCHOLOGICAL MECHANISMS AND EFFECTS ON WELL-BEING
Division 4: Environmental Psychology
Invited Symposium
ID: 3129
Hall: 24 - Room 3 SPT
Wednesday 22 July
17:15 - 18:45
Author/Participant
Code: 3235
Hall: 24 - Room 3 SPT
BUILDING INDIVIDUAL AND COMMUNITY RESILIENCE THROUGH NATURE-BASED THERAPIES: RESULTS FROM THE RESONATE PROJECT
Division 4: Environmental Psychology
Invited Symposium
Abstract: 3241
BUILDING BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL RESILIENCE THROUGH GUIDED NATURE-BASED MINDFULNESS: A CONTROLLED TRIAL WITH PEOPLE AT RISK OF METABOLIC SYNDROME
Wednesday 22 July 08:15
Code: 3129
Hall: 24 - Room 3 SPT
THE RESTORATIVE VALUE OF NATURAL AND BUILT ENVIRONMENTS: PSYCHOLOGICAL MECHANISMS AND EFFECTS ON WELL-BEING
Division 4: Environmental Psychology
Invited Symposium
Abstract: 3133
FROM NATURE TO THE CITY: COMPARING RESTORATIVE QUALITIES OF NATURAL, HISTORICAL, AND MODERN URBAN SPACES
Wednesday 22 July 17:15


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