New West Midlands Nature Health Scheme aims to increase well -being

The healthcare staff will encourage patients to enjoy nature and nature in a new program in the West Midlands.

More than 40 health organizations have received training courses and free brochures to share them with people who support them, in the hope of increasing their well -being as part of the RSPB and West Midlands combined program.

The Nature recipe project encourages people to connect to nature each in order to correspond to them, said an RSPB spokesman.

The charity organization said that it wanted more medical staff, especially those that are based in Sandwell, Walsall and Birmingham.

Alexis Johnson, RSPB nature and well -being, said that she personally benefited from combining nature in challenging moments of her life and sharing the advantages with others.

“Nature is everywhere around us and we are part of hearing Birdsong or feeling that a cooling breeze can really lift our mood on a warm day,” she added.

The start of the West Midlands follows successful projects in other parts of Great Britain since 2022, said the spokesman.

Anne Glover from the NHS Trust by Birmingham and Solihull said: “We completed our training session in April and it was nice to see how passionate and inspires they are all.

“We have developed an entertaining, interactive session based on the RSPB resources to create an exciting session.

“We have already booked the places for this August meeting, so it is clear that there is an appetite.”