Anna María Pálsdóttir

Associate professor and senior lecturer in environmental psychology of landscape architecture

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

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Anna María Pálsdóttir is an Associate Professor and Senior Lecturer in Environmental Psychology of Landscape Architecture at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences. Her research focuses on the interaction between humans and nature, with recent articles exploring topics such as nature-based interventions for mental health and the benefits of urban gardening. She is also involved in developing vocational training programs that integrate nature-based methodologies.

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Mandana Sarey Khanie

Technical University of Denmark

DENMARK

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Lennart Mårtensson

Kristianstad University

SWEDEN

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Karin Wendin

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Hogskolan Kristianstad

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Dorthe Varning Poulsen

University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Science

DENMARK

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Åsa Ode Sang

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Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

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Patrik Grahn

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Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

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Sigrun Sigurdardottir

ICELAND

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Lisa Ekstam

Lecturer

Lund University

SWEDEN

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A Nature-Based Vocational Training Programme for Migrants and Swedes: Impacts on the Five Ways to Wellbeing

Outcomes on health, recovery and activity level for mental health service users attending a novel nature-based intervention: a prospective study

Unveiling human-nature interaction: Qualitative exploration of perceived benefits of urban gardening

A Quality Assurance Framework for Outdoor Environments, Facilities, and Program Standards in Nature-Based Rehabilitation

An Innovative Approach in Research and Development of Clinical Nature-Based Rehabilitation in Health Care and Vocational Training: The Living Laboratory, Alnarp Rehabilitation Garden

The meaning of animal well-being for farmers and dairy farm employees

How restorative landscapes can benefit psychological and physiological responses: a pilot study of human–nature relationships in Sweden and Taiwan

Odor Perception and Descriptions of Rose-Scented Geranium Pelargonium graveolens ‘Dr. Westerlund’–Sensory and Chemical Analyses

Forest Therapy for Women with Gynaecological Cancer—A Feasibility Study to Find New Alternatives in Cancer Rehabilitation

Nature-Based Therapy in Individuals with Mental Health Disorders, with a Focus on Mental Well-Being and Connectedness to Nature—A Pilot Study

Migrants’ experiences of a nature-based vocational rehabilitation programme in relation to place, occupation, health and everyday life

The Restorative Potential of Icelandic Nature

Therapeutic Nature Activities: A Step Toward the Labor Market for Traumatized Refugees

Equine-Assisted Intervention to Improve Perceived Value of Everyday Occupations and Quality of Life in People with Lifelong Neurological Disorders: A Prospective Controlled Study

Collaborators (8)

Mandana Sarey Khanie

Lennart Mårtensson

Karin Wendin

Dorthe Varning Poulsen

Åsa Ode Sang

Patrik Grahn

Sigrun Sigurdardottir

Lisa Ekstam

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