Farming for Health: Green-Care Farming Across Europe and the by Jan Hassink, Majken Dijk van
By Jan Hassink, Majken Dijk van
Farming for future health describes using farms, livestock, vegetation and landscapes as a base for selling human psychological and actual healthiness and social health and wellbeing. The ebook bargains an summary of the advance of ‘Farming for overall healthiness’ projects throughout Europe, as a result of altering paradigms in well-being care and the call for for brand spanking new social and fiscal actions in agriculture and rural parts. The individuals are drawn from various international locations and disciplines.
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The one and only qualitative study with farm animals in a therapeutic role suggested some social, emotional and physical benefits for children that interact with farm animals in a residential treatment centre (Mallon 1994). Farm animals are bigger than pets in general and seem to be less attractive to touch and have a close relationship with at first sight. M. BOKKERS be in close contact with humans besides the farmer, his family and his employees. This implies risks for inexperienced and unfamiliar people trying to interact with these farm animals.
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