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forest bathing

[ fawr-ist bey-thing, for- ]

noun

  1. the practice of being in nature, especially an area with trees, as an act of sensory immersion undertaken for physiological and psychological health benefits.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of forest bathing1

First recorded in 2000–05; translation of Japanese shinrin yoku
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The Japanese concept of forest bathing isn’t simply a spiritual practice, according to Willis, an Oxford University biodiversity professor who shows that different kinds of contact with plants can affect humans in measurable ways.

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Whether your dad is into backpacking, fishing or forest bathing, he could probably use a few upgrades for his campfire cooking.

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His installation, which will include a raised walkway for “forest bathing,” amid pollution-absorbing conifers, was commissioned by Sidewalk Detroit, a nonprofit group dedicated to making the city’s public spaces more equitable and livable and with whom Weber has spent the past year as artist in residence.

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Walk-and-talk therapy is just one form of ecotherapy, a category that can include different types of nature-based activities like wilderness therapy, forest bathing and classes focused on plants and the natural world.

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"It involves insights from olfactory function research, Indigenous knowledge, Western psychology, anthropology, atmospheric chemistry, forest ecology, Shinrin-yoku -- or 'forest bathing' -- neuroscience, and more."

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