Patrik Grahn

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Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

Sweden

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Patrik Grahn is a Professor at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences in Sweden. His research primarily focuses on the intersection of urban planning, mental health, and the benefits of nature, with recent articles exploring stress-relieving park environments, health-promoting characteristics of forests, and the therapeutic potential of nature-based interventions. Grahn's work aims to enhance urban green spaces and improve community well-being through evidence-based design and planning strategies.

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Tord Snäll

SWEDEN

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Kyle Eyvindson

Norwegian University of Life Sciences

NORWAY

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Astor Toraño Caicoya

Technical University of Munich

GERMANY

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Clarine van Oel

Delft University of Technology

NETHERLANDS

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Mária Potterf

Czech University of Life Sciences Prague

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Anna Mejldal

University of Southern Denmark

DENMARK

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Birgit Probst

Technical University of Munich

GERMANY

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Daniel Burgas

University of Helsinki

FINLAND

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Anna María Pálsdóttir

Associate professor and senior lecturer in environmental psychology of landscape architecture

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

SWEDEN

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Robert Van Dongen

Eindhoven University of Technology

NETHERLANDS

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Articles (15)

Forests for Health Promotion: Future Developments of Salutogenic Properties in Managed Boreal Forests

How forests may support psychological restoration: Modelling forest characteristics based on perceptions of forestry experts and the general public

Designing Stress-Relieving Small Inner-City Park Environments for Teenagers

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

Enhancing Citizens’ Perceived Restoration Potential of Green Facades through Specific Architectural Attributes

The importance of designing the spatial distribution and density of vegetation in urban parks for increased experience of safety

Health-Promoting Nature-Based Paradigms in Urban Planning

The Effect of Nature-Based Therapy May be Dose-Related

COMSI®—A Form of Treatment That Offers an Opportunity to Play, Communicate and Become Socially Engaged through the Lens of Nature—A Single Case Study about an 8-Year-Old Boy with Autism and Intellectual Disability

Exploring the Influence of the Visual Attributes of Kaplan’s Preference Matrix in the Assessment of Urban Parks: A Discrete Choice Analysis

The Wildman Programme – Experiences from a first implementation of a nature-based intervention designed for men with stress and chronic illnesses

The Wildman Programme—Rehabilitation and Reconnection with Nature for Men with Mental or Physical Health Problems—A Matched-Control Study

Nature Archetypes – Concepts Related to Objects and Phenomena in Natural Environments. A Swedish Case

Perceived sensory dimensions of green areas: An experimental study on stress recovery

Perceived sensory dimensions: An evidence-based approach to greenspace aesthetics

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Tord Snäll

Kyle Eyvindson

Astor Toraño Caicoya

Clarine van Oel

Mária Potterf

Anna Mejldal

Birgit Probst

Daniel Burgas

Anna María Pálsdóttir

Robert Van Dongen

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