播种希望:恢复自然,恢复我们自己。自然恢复是必不可少的心理健康干预措施。

Catriona Mellor, Stella Botchway, Nicholas Barnes, Sam Gandy
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在我们面临的相互关联的危机面前,这篇评论提供了希望和重生的故事。我们这些在卫生部门工作的人有机会消除我们为自己提供的护理和我们为自然空间提供的护理之间出现的错误分离。享有健康的环境对健康大有裨益,已被宣布为一项人权。除此之外,培养一种与自然世界的亲缘关系能进一步释放心理健康的好处,并促进一种深刻的意义和活力。自然的广泛恢复,加上人与这些恢复的环境的公平重新联系,必须成为本世纪公共卫生最重要的方面之一。本文从英国的角度出发,描述了人们已经将这些线索编织在一起的例子,并为想知道这与他们的角色和日常实践如何相关的医疗保健专业人员提供了实用的建议。
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Seeding hope: restoring nature to restore ourselves. Nature restoration as an essential mental health intervention.

This commentary offers stories of hope and regeneration in the face of the interconnected crises we face. Those of us in the health sector have the opportunity to undo the false separation that has arisen between the care we offer ourselves and the care we offer our natural spaces. Access to a healthy environment offers myriad health benefits and has been declared a human right. Beyond this, cultivating a sense of kinship with the natural world unlocks further mental health benefits and promotes a deep sense of meaning and vitality. Widespread restoration of nature, combined with the equitable reconnection of people to these restored environments, must become one of the most important aspects of public health in this century. This paper, written from a UK perspective, describes examples where people are already weaving these strands together and offers practical suggestions for healthcare professionals who want to know how this relates to their role and their everyday practice.

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