Taking care of the researcher -a nature and art-related activity retreat: Sharing natural space puts humanity into perspective.
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Auteurs : Eva Bojner Horwitz [Suède] ; Jenni Sp Nn Ri [Finlande] ; Julia Langley [États-Unis] ; Bette Jacobs [États-Unis] ; Walter Osika [Suède]Source :
- Work (Reading, Mass.) [ 1875-9270 ] ; 2020.
Abstract
BACKGROUND
There has been an insufficient amount of studies that examine how academic working life of researchers can be supported.
OBJECTIVE
We examine the use of a nature and art-related activity retreat designed for researchers. The purpose was to evaluate if and how researchers perceived different workshop experiences set in nature as meaningful and important with regards to their self-care.
METHODS
A mixed group of six researchers from Sweden, Finland, and the United States met for a three-day retreat consisting of self-selected nature and art-related activities. From data constituted from participant reflections, a focus group interview, a three months follow-up questionnaire, and an analysis of the workshops undertaken, three major themes were identified: "Sharing and connection", "Embodiment" and "Nature".
RESULTS
Analysis of the workshop-style exercises did not show significant variance in reported meaningfulness and usefulness related to the activity itself. However, there was a strong correlation between perceived value and shared experience where the sharing of the natural space was felt to put humanity into perspective.
CONCLUSION
Organizing and systematizing health preventive retreats for researchers in academia may be an important part of the sustainabile academic community in which the researcher needs to be better taken care of in a more embodied way. Although this study was conducted prior to COVID-19, such retreats and potentially also online versions, could be useful for managing the pandemic and afterwards, in our new "normal".
DOI: 10.3233/WOR-203243
PubMed: 32925154
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