Forest Garden for Nacadia Therapy | Nature-Design Triennial

Nacadia is a garden that actively encourages mental health rehabilitation for patients, particularly those with post-traumatic stress disorder. It is based on research and therapy. The 2-acre garden, created by landscape architect Ulrika Stigsdotter with cooperation from architects, psychologists, and medical researchers, is accessible year-round and has five different outdoor rooms with varying content that connects to a patient's requirements and capabilities.

On display through January 2020 in the "Nature-Cooper Hewitt Design Triennial."

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