Nature. Climate. Psyche – interactive lecture in the castle garden

Description

Whether a walk in the forest, the view of a mountain landscape, or working in the garden – many people experience that nature is good for them. But why is that? And what role do climate, landscape, and our immediate surroundings actually play for our mental health? Prof. Dr. Müller from the Meiringen Private Clinic combines two fields of expertise in this exciting lecture that at first glance have little in common: climate research and psychiatry. He clearly and thoroughly shows how nature, weather, and cultural landscapes influence our psyche, which environmental factors can be stressful, and why spending time in green spaces demonstrably promotes well-being, recovery, and resilience. The lecture conveys current scientific findings and at the same time provides practical impulses. It shows how we can consciously use the positive effects of nature for our mental well-being. The Riggisberg Castle Garden, Gantrisch Nature Park, Riggisberg Hospital, Riggishof Retirement Center, and Spitex Gantrisch warmly invite you to an inspiring evening with surprising insights, practical suggestions, and the opportunity to discuss burning questions directly with the speaker. | The event takes place in the "hall".

Highlights

• Interactive lecture by Prof. Dr. Müller
• Connection of climate research and psychiatry
• Insights into the effects of nature on mental well-being

General Information

The interactive lecture in the Riggisberg Castle Garden addresses the influences of nature and climate on mental health. Prof. Dr. Müller conveys current scientific findings and provides practical impulses for using the positive effects of nature.

Location

Schlossweg 5, 3132 Riggisberg, Switzerland

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