Environment

You may not have what you think you have! Read More

When money is tight, you put it where it makes the biggest difference. Health is about far more than health care - but the goal of health care should be health. That means physical, mental, social and spiritual well-being - for all of us, not just one patient at a time. Read More

Want to improve your family's mental and physical health, and increase their creativity and learning abilities? Research suggests that a more natural environment can help. Read More

The migration route of a wonky gene reveals something surprising about the libelous label "psychological disorder." Context makes all the difference. Read More

What does our office say about us? Read More

A new world of potential businesses, careers and roles: psychologists, educators, architects and health professionals who employ nature-based programs and biophilic design to increase health, learning and productivity; urban designers and others who transform cities into engines of biodiversity and human health... Read More

Do you love what you do? Most Americans don't. According to CareerFinders.com, four out of five Americans do not have their ideal jobs. The following are three factors that can help you identify your best career. Read More

Recently, James Hansen, noted scientist with the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies wrote in an op-ed for the New York Times that development of tar sands as proposed in Canada would propel us onto an inexorable course of global warming that would be disastrous both ecologically and financially. Read More

There’s a cultural tradition of thinking of nature as female: Mother Earth bears and supports her children; Mother Nature is as unpredictable as a teenager with premenstrual hormone swings; Gaia is the universal mother, mother of all the gods and by extension everything else. Read More