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Mathew White

Environmental Psychologist and Senior Lecturer at the University of Exeter.

Dr Mathew White is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Exeter and the lead academic for BlueHealth’s Understanding the evidence research area.

Mathew is a social and environmental psychologist with a proven track record in the following research fields:

a) Natural environments, health and well-being;

b) Decision making and subjective wellbeing;

c) Risk perception and communication. Since 2011 he has co-ordinated the ‘Blue Gym’ project exploring the potential health and well-being benefits of aquatic environments.

Mathew has 50+ peer reviewed papers including articles in psychology journals such as: Perspectives in Psychological Science; American Psychologist; and Psychological Science; as well as key journals in Environmental Sciences e.g. Environmental Science & Technology and Environment International.

Visit website: http://medicine.exeter.ac.uk/people/profile/index.php?web_id=Mathew_White&tab=pubs

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University of Exeter

UK university and member of the Russell Group of leading research-intensive UK universities

Details last updated 28-Jun-2019

Mathew White News

Two hours of nature per week may improve health and wellbeing

Two hours of nature per week may improve health and wellbeing

New Scientist - 22-Jun-2019

No need for physical activity during these 2 hours, just sit back and relax

Swiss activity increases brain power and life expectancy

Swiss activity increases brain power and life expectancy

Le News - 21-Jan-2015

Correlation between nature and lower levels of mental distress

Articles written by Mathew White

A dose of nature of just 2 hours a week is associated with better health

A dose of nature of just 2 hours a week is associated with better health

Independent - 25-Jun-2019

Two to five hours is the golden window for health benefits