INFORMAZIONI SU QUESTO EPISODIO
In this episode I look back on CLR's Green Health Virtual Gathering, Embedding Nature in Practice – From Vision to Delivery. It brought together psychiatrists, a GP, psychotherapists, nurses and NHS teams to explore one idea: nature is a co-healer alongside people, and the healing happens in relationship, with each other and with the land.
Topics include:
- Reflection on the gathering and what happens within the Health service!
- Why "just go outside" isn't enough. The outdoors isn't the intervention; it's a partner in it.
- Person-centred practice built on invitations rather than prescriptions, and why no two sessions should look the same.
- Dr Hannah Sherbersky on how we already are nature, and why the work has to respect people's different histories with the land.
- Contributions from Dr Shuo Zhang!
- Roger Duncan's three gateways to deep nature connection, and his warning against the "green pill".
- Can relational, person-centred work be evaluated? (Yes. Here's how.)
Find out more about the speakers
- Dr Hannah Sherbersky, family and systemic psychotherapist, University of Exeter: UKCP profile
- Hannah and Roger's programme at Exeter: Eco-systemic Psychotherapy & Deep Nature Connection
- Dr Shuo Zhang, child and adolescent psychiatrist, King's College London: King's College London feature on her research | ACAMH author page
- Dr Ralph Mortimer Roome, Brighton GP: Greener Practice
Show Notes:
https://theoutdoorteacher.com/podcasts/nature-as-healer-in-health-and-care/
Music by Geoff Robb: www.geoffrobb.com
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