Healing gardens have been recognized as a place of recovery and recuperation. The tranquility and serenity that a healing garden provides is valuable to patients and staff, according to an article on the Healthcare Communication website.
Having a healing environment accelerates the wellness process. The catalyst benefit of a healing garden has to do with enticing the five senses, through herbs and plants.
The stability of the garden is demonstrated through a balance of symmetrical and asymmetrical features. On the other hand, the use of glaring materials should be avoided because the reflection can be troubling for individuals with low sight or sensitivities, according to the article.
Having the environment simplistic enough for patients to maneuver is essential. The healing garden must serve as a place of refuge and recovery, well-structured with the proper elements, the article said.
Read the article.
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