I wanted to
share a short excerpt from a great article in Psychology Today by MarilynPrice-Mitchell, Ph.D.
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Few would
disagree that our natural and cognitive worlds have grown disconnected. Most of us, particularly children, spend far
less time in nature today than in recent decades. There are no required classes in nature
connectedness in our schools, nor is nature a well-utilized tool for teaching
kids to critically think about the world around them. New research, however, suggests our
relationship with nature may be deeply linked to our happiness.”
To learn
more about how our relationship with nature is linked to our happiness read the
full article HERE. And go outside. Get mud on your feet!
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