This study researched the positive outcomes of spending time in a botanical garden or general garden setting. The study included a survey that was distributed to 100 respondents who have visited gardens, questioning their psychological well-being as a result of spending time in these nature settings. 

Therapeutic Value of Botanical Gardens and their Role in Improving the Psychological Well-Being of the Visitors

This study sought to measure psychological disorder symptoms and their ability to improve through conducting a nature-based rehabilitation program in a botanical garden. The study included behavioral health providers treating individuals who are actively in treatment for anxiety, depression, stress reactions, and adjustment disorders. 

Development of Evidence-Based Rehabilitation Practice in Botanical Garden for People With Mental Health Disorders

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