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Garden group by Natascha M
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  • Post category:Environment / Local projects / Mental health / Physical health / Relationships
  • Post published:July 5, 2017

By participating in an ecotherapy project, you could meet new people, lessen any isolation and loneliness, and increase your sense of belonging, build your peer support network, create more of a structure to your week, and make connections with people which may develop into long-term friendships.

Source: How can ecotherapy help me? | Ecotherapy @ mind: for better mental health

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