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What happened to Physiotherapy? Reflections on Professional Identity in Outdoor Rehabilitation

What happened to Physiotherapy? Reflections on Professional Identity in Outdoor Rehabilitation

by Marianne Eliassen | Mar 27, 2026 | Environmental Physiotherapy, Nature-based interventions

How can physiotherapists contribute to meaningful aging through outdoor activities? And what happens to professional identity when physiotherapists move beyond the clinic and into nature? These were some of the key questions we sought to explore in our project on...
What are allied health professionals’ experiences of using nature-based approaches in Australia?

What are allied health professionals’ experiences of using nature-based approaches in Australia?

by Jessica Stanhope | Mar 26, 2026 | Environmental Physiotherapy, Nature-based interventions

Ever wonder how other allied health professionals are integrating nature-based approaches into their practice? We conducted a survey of allied health professionals in Australia who were interested in nature-based approaches to find out what they were doing, what...
Green prescriptions are not necessarily what you think

Green prescriptions are not necessarily what you think

by Jessica Stanhope | Mar 25, 2026 | Environmental Sustainability, Nature-based interventions

The original green prescriptions Green prescriptions are prescriptions to spend time in green space, right? Not necessarily. A “green prescription” was a term first coined in New Zealand in the 1990s to describe a written prescriptions for physical activity made by a...
Together in Nature: Making Nature Accessible for Children with Disabilities and Their Families

Together in Nature: Making Nature Accessible for Children with Disabilities and Their Families

by Shawn Rundell | Mar 24, 2026 | Disability, Environmental Physiotherapy, Nature-based interventions

Playing in and gaining exposure to nature improves child health and well-being, healthy child development, and academic performance, and encourages children to be stewards of the environment.   Children with disabilities often have difficulty accessing nature for a...
Gesundheitswandern – zurück in eine andere Physiotherapie

Gesundheitswandern – zurück in eine andere Physiotherapie

by Laura Haase | Mar 23, 2026 | Community Health, Nature-based interventions

Um meine Doktorarbeit zu finanzieren, beschloss ich, wieder in meinem gelernten Beruf als Physiotherapeutin zu arbeiten. Ich freute mich darauf, wieder intensiver und direkt in Kontakt mit Menschen zu kommen. Jedoch spürte ich auch schnell und sehr deutlich, worauf...
Insights from the Act with Nature Study: A webinar from Nature Connection to Action on 28 May 2026

Insights from the Act with Nature Study: A webinar from Nature Connection to Action on 28 May 2026

by Julija Chichaeva | Mar 19, 2026 | Nature-based interventions

How can our relationship with nature support both human well-being and more sustainable ways of living? This question was at the heart of the Act with Nature research project, whose key findings will be presented in the webinar From Nature Connection to Action on 28...
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