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Allisha Jelier
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Updated Feb 10, 2021
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for the onus program of 2021.
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I've been doing research about connection between humans and nature.
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I think nature can help it improving the mental health
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of human beings.
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But what age?
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Mental health.
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Mental health is an integral component of health.
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It includes her emotional, psychological and social well being.
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It affects how we think, feel and act, and it's
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important. It's an important factor at every stage of life,
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the quality of our mental health, that determines how we
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handle stress, relate to others and which choices we make.
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Ah, lot off human beings get to experience mental disorders
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in the Netherlands.
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One off, the five adults have to deal with mental
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disorders 43% of the world.
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Which population will experience a mental disorder at some times
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in their lives.
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The most common disorders depression and suicide rates rates are
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raising the Northern Access 139th psychiatric garbage per 100,000 Persians.
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But there are still long waiting lists.
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Many people don't know how to reach out for help.
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So did a little research about route.
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How to get help?
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If you are experiencing mental illness, you can go to
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the general practitioner, you're She will talk to you and
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can refer you to basic or specialized mental health care.
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When you have bean receiving treatment for over three years,
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you will be referred to long term health care.
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There are more possibilities for youth.
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They can get extra guidance on school and online.
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You can read the possibilities here.
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No, we want to prevent mental disorders by several interventions.
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These interventions are often focused on a healthy lifestyle opportunity.
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The contacts with nature's off not integrated.
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In these interventions there are There are interventions that are
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focused on outside play, like in the schoolyard.
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To improve the connectedness between human and nature, we have
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to know what is what connectedness means.
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The definition is the extent to which an individual includes
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nature within this cognitive representation off the South.
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This means that a person wants to take care off
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nature and lost spending time in it.
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They won't destroy it, because when they do, it means
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that they're destroying a part of themselves.
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There's a bidirectional relationship between personal well being and sense
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of feeling connected to the nature.
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This leads to acre friendly X and this acre friendly
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X will lead to the feeling off a connection with
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the natural world.
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The nature can affect human health and well being.
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The effect.
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It's the biggest one.
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Ah, an area contains two following for correct heuristics.
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These are soft vaccination being away extent and compatibility.
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There's proven that the moon threatening area, like a park
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or savannah like her of environment, can reduce stress.
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These factors are common in Norwegians preschool schools.
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Children in these chin kindergartens are spending vaulters of the
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day outside that youngest Children have their own separate playground.
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The olden.
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All their Children spend a lot of time and free
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nature. This was my research for so far.
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Let's see what else we can discover the next time.
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