We know nature helps—but “just getting outside” isn’t enough for rising trauma, burnout, and disconnection. Learn how CNIT trains mental health and community helpers and develops Therapeutic Pathways that bring practical, evidence-informed support into parks and gardens.

The APA Monitor’s feature on walking therapy marks a turning point for nature-based care. In this reflection, Dr. Heidi Schreiber-Pan shares why movement and the living world free clients to speak, think, and breathe—and how CNIT is building equitable, evidence-based pathways for practitioners and communities.

After devastating floods, our relationship with nature can feel broken. Discover therapeutic principles—like ritualized repair and community witnessing—to heal your bond with rivers, forests, and landscapes.

Climate crisis is here—hurricanes like Helene and Milton show individual actions aren't enough; we need collective courage and policy change

Celebrate July 4th by exploring the healing power of America's natural wonders. Connect with nature for improved mental wellness.

In the heart of Baltimore County, Maryland, nestled between the bustling streets of Fairmount Ave and E Pennsylvania Ave, lies a...

When we picture the idyllic settings that calm our souls, it often includes vast open spaces, rolling green fields, dense forests, or...

Feb 23 2022 at 1 pm, the Maryland House Subcommittee on Environment & Transportation will hold a hearing on Constitutional Amendment for...