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As I write, I'm looking out at rain that has temporarily cooled this scorching summer. But as you're reading this, perhaps the air is crisp and the first golden leaves are appearing. So I wanted to take a break from the usual to talk about how experience of nature may improve mental health. As the lead pieces this month focus on adults — caregivers and providers — I figured I would follow suit.
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