“This suggests that nature-based programs may offer targeted benefits for children with higher levels of mental health vulnerabilities and potentially act as an equalizer of mental health among school ...

The research builds on earlier observational studies but is the first to use a randomized controlled trial to provide concrete information about the benefits to children of spending time in nature.

"Nature-based programs may offer targeted benefits for children with higher levels of mental health vulnerabilities and ...

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Balance the risk with the benefits, she says. Brussoni suggests that when you walk your child to school every ... These elements can often be found in nature, vacant lots and even junkyards ...

They can actually be really beneficial for your child’s overall wellbeing and development. “Gardening has lots of benefits for our children that people don’t think about…” says Raoul ...

A team of researchers from McGill and Université de Montréal's Observatoire pour l'éducation et la santé des enfants (OPES, ...