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The IM-WALD-SEIN® Institute for Forest Medicine and Forest Therapy brings together an interdisciplinary team spanning eight areas of expertise. Together, we work to advance the evidence-based application and continued development of forest medicine and forest therapy.
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Press Kit | IM-WALD-SEIN® City Offices Munich – Biophilic Design Team
Nature Connection in Interior Spaces: Immersive, Multisensory, Urban
Biophilic design, multisensory connections to nature, and workspaces as restorative environments: This press kit provides concise project information on the IM-WALD-SEIN® City Offices Munich, relevant research context, and an overview of available press images—for media professionals, professional audiences, and anyone interested in exploring the concept behind the IM-WALD-SEIN® City Offices in greater depth.
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Meet the IM-WALD-SEIN® Biophilic Design Team
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Explore the IM-WALD-SEIN® City Offices Munich
Press Release | Clinical Forest Therapy Pathway Sommerfeld – IM-WALD-SEIN® Top Expert Program
Clinical Forest Therapy as Part of Modern Medical Care
At Sana Kliniken Sommerfeld, Germany’s first certified Clinical Forest Therapy Pathway for Orthopedics and Multimodal Pain Therapy (KWTWS) has been integrated into clinical care. The press release provides information on the therapeutic concept, quality standards, professional training and certification, as well as the project partners involved.
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