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Speakers: Chaired by Dr Sue Stuart Smith, psychiatrist and psychotherapist.
- Dr Helen Fisher, Reader in Developmental Psychopathology, Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience, King's College London.
- Dr Margaret Kadiri, Teaching Fellow in Physical Geography, Department of Geography, King’s College London.
Summary: The lockdown brought new challenges for our physical and mental well-being. It has also left us with a more intense and intimate relationship with our immediate environment. Be it our gardens, our window boxes, our balconies, or the paths on which we took our daily walks these spaces have become critical to our sense of place and well-being during lockdown.
In this special event with the Centre for Society and Mental Health and Department of Geography we discuss how nature and our environment is critical to our mental and physical well-being. Why this crisis has given us an opportunity to reflect on the importance of our green space and environment to our well-being. And why this crisis has further demonstrated inequalities of access to space.
Accessing this event
This live webinar is co-hosted by the Centre for Society and Mental Health & the Department of Geography at King’s College London. All are welcome. It will be streamed live via YouTube and available as a podcast following the event.
Please follow the link to register for this webinar.
Please send any questions you would like to submit to the Q&A to sgacomms@kcl.ac.uk
At this event
Professor of Developmental Psychopathology
Senior Lecturer in Physical Geography