Personal Hygiene and Mental Health
When talking about mental health, personal hygiene is an important part of the discussion. When someone is having diffic...
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Whilst keeping and creating more green spaces is helpful towards combating climate change, it is also good for our mental health. Particularly for those in built-up areas, it is a break from the concrete jungles that cities are. Additionally, with a pandemic that's brought multiple lockdowns across the world causing people to stay inside, green spaces simply are a change of scenery and puts us back in touch with nature. In the grand scheme of human history, living in built-up areas/cities is new and an "invention," so it is natural (arguably) that if people do not have access to green spaces, it will take a toll on one's mental health.
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Green Spaces and Mental Health
Whilst keeping and creating more green spaces is helpful towards combating climate change, it is also good for our mental health. Particularly for those in built-up areas, it is a break from the concrete jungles that cities are. Additionally, with a pandemic that's brought multiple lockdowns across the world causing people to stay inside, green spaces simply are a change of scenery and puts us back in touch with nature. In the grand scheme of human history, living in built-up areas/cities is new and an "invention," so it is natural (arguably) that if people do not have access to green spaces, it will take a toll on one's mental health.
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