Centre for Urban Design and Mental Health – A New Vision for Mental Health

Urban Picnics: a Tokyo mental health opportunity that’s surprisingly subversive

Author: Editorial 22nd September 2017 0 Comments

Layla McCay, Director of the Centre for Urban Design and Mental Health , writes: “Cherry blossom season is upon us in Japan [or was, as of last March]. The national news is filled with cherry blossom reports: it feels like everybody is invested in the specific day that the flowers…
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The Centre for Urban Design and Mental Health “curate and create research and dialogue to inspire, motivate and empower policymakers and urban practitioners to build mental health into their projects for a healthier, happier urban future.” They have a blog called Sanity and Urbanity