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Good Good Good · 4 days ago
75% of People More Likely to Visit Nature with doctor’s Orders
In a world awash with clinical prescriptions and pharmaceuticals, a luminous branch of care known as "social prescribing" emerges, extending the hand of nature as a healer of both body and soul. Park prescriptions, part of this innovative approach, beckon a reconnection with the earth's green and blue spaces, supported by the quiet yet profound wisdom that stepping outside can untangle the knots of modern stress and disease. Despite the unawareness of such programs among many, a trust ingrained in healthcare professionals suggests that a mere suggestion from them could lead 75% to venture outdoors. Yet, standing in the shadows of this hopeful promise are the barriers that persist for marginalized communities, underscoring the need for accessible solutions. As researchers and practitioners unite under the canopy of trust and conservation, they offer not just a prescription, but an ethereal invitation to step into a cycle of mutual healing between humanity and nature.
