Getting Back to Nature: how forest bathing can make us feel better

The Japanese have known for years that spending mindful time in the woods is beneficial for body and soul. Now western doctors – and royals – agree.

Every day, apart from when it’s raining heavily, Dr Qing Li heads to a leafy park near the Nippon Medical School in Tokyo where he works. It’s not just a pleasant place to eat his lunch; he believes the time spent under the trees’ canopy is a critical factor in the fight against diseases, of the mind and body..

 
Previous
Previous

I was a guest on Noel McDermott’s Wellbeing Show broadcast on Wednesday 4 October 2023.

Next
Next

Tree Planting and its lifetime of Benefits