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INFTA endorses Forest Therapy in Israel
30.01.26
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Requested by researchers in Israel, Dr. Dieter Kotte, INFTA´s Secretary & International Strategic Advisor, congratulated the participants of a symposium held at a private nature ...
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INFTA promotes regional development in Goa/India
28.01.26
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On the invitation by Peter Kenyon OAM and Australian of the Year 2017, INFTA´s President, Susan Joachim, gave a keynote speech on the economic, health ...
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INFTA-Certified Forest Therapy Tourist Guide training for Vietnam
28.01.26
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In order to advance training options for INFTA-Certified Forest Therapy Tourist Guide, INFTA´s President, Susan Joachim, paid a visit to “Fairyland”, a leading eco-resort in ...
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INFTA-Certified Forest Therapy Tourist Guide training for the Global South
11.01.26
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Open for applications now, INFTA is proud to offer the new Forest Therapy Tourist Guide (FTTG) training, an advanced professional pathway designed for those ready ...
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Supporting youth mental health through social media detox and Forest Therapy
03.01.26
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Recent research published in JAMA Network Open (2025) highlights growing evidence that structured social media detox initiatives can support improved mental health outcomes among young ...
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Green space is not a luxury — but Public health
28.12.25
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A Finnish study adds striking evidence to something many of us intuitively know: contact with urban nature isn’t a luxury, it’s a Public health strategy ...
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