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This Side of Paradise: Discovering Why the Human Mind Needs Nature

Posted byThomas DohertyMay 15, 2010November 21, 2016Posted inarticles, Ecopsychology, interviews, MediaTags: A.R.T., and the Technological Species, Andrea Taylor, APS, APS Fellow, arboretum, Association for Psychological Science, attention restoration theory, backwards digit-span task, Batya Friedman, cancer patients, Central Park, consulting, counseling, Counseling & Psychology, couples counseling, Current Directions, Current Directions in Psychological Science, earth-friendly lifestyles, Eco-therapy, ecological values, Ecopsychology, Ecopsychology journal, Ecopsychology Research Project, Ecopsychology: Science, ecotherapy class, England, Environmental Identity, Eric Jaffe, F. Stephan Mayer, Frances Kuo, Frederick Law Olmsted, gardening projects, global climate change, Green Business, green exercise, green practices, Hasbach, Headcase, leadership consultation, Lewis & Clark Graduate School of Education and Counseling, Licensed Psychologist, Manhattan, Marc Berman, mild depression, Mind, nature, Oberlin College, Observer, Oregon, parkland, personal sustainability, Perspectives on Psychological Science, Peter Kahn Jr., Portland, Psychology Today, Rachel Kaplan, research, road rage, Roger Ulrich, Russ Parsons, Sacred Heart Medical Center at RiverBend, Science, Stephen Kaplan, sustainability, sustainability consultant, sustainability courses, sustainable lifestyles, Sustainable Self, Texas A&M, The King’s Best Highway, therapy, Thomas Joseph Doherty Psy.D, Totems, University of Essex, University of Illinois, University of Michigan, University of Washington, voluntary attention, William SullivanLeave a comment on This Side of Paradise: Discovering Why the Human Mind Needs Nature

Greening our minds: How nature nurtures the brain

Posted byThomas DohertyApril 12, 2010November 21, 2016Posted inarticles, Ecopsychology, MediaTags: abandoned buildings, ADHD symptoms, agriculture, Ann Arbor, babbling brooks, billboards, broken glass, Broken Window Theory, broken-down buildings, Capacity to Learn study, car horns, city plans, cognitive functioning, cognitive overload, cognitive psychology, comforting, consulting, counseling, Counseling & Psychology, couples counseling, crime-fighting strategy, debris, Detroit, Detroit Public Schools, Detroiters, developing, DFJTF, disorderly behavior, disorderly environment, domestic violence. LHHL's, Dr. Janet Swim, Earth connection, earth-friendly lifestyles, Eco-therapy, ecological values, Ecopsychology, Ecopsychology journal, Environmental Identity, food, garden, gardening, germinating, Green Business, green practices, green spaces, healing, industrial engineering, Landscape and Human Health Laboratory, leadership consultation, Lewis & Clark Graduate School of Education and Counseling, lhhl.illinois.edu, Licensed Psychologist, Lowell, Marc Berman, Massachusetts, materialistic, Mayor Dave Bing, meditative, memory, mental focus, Netherlands, New York, Nichols Arboretum, Oregon, outdoor environment, Pennsylvania State University, personal sustainability, politicians, Portland, power brokers, produce, reflexive, researcher, restorative, rustling leaves, schoolyard nature, seeds, self-confidence, self-efficacy, soil, spiritual, State of the City address, sunshine, sustainability, sustainability consultant, sustainability courses, sustainable lifestyles, Sustainable Self, The Detroit Food Justice Task Force, therapy, Thomas Joseph Doherty Psy.D, University of Illinois, University of Michigan, urban agriculture, urban setting, vacant lots, values, well-being, wilderness areaLeave a comment on Greening our minds: How nature nurtures the brain

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