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  1. Beneton 2017

    Le premier essai structuré sur les effets de la plongée sur le stress.

    Recreational Diving Practice for Stress Management: An Exploratory Trial

  2. Gibert 2022

    Pour le trouble de stress post-traumatique, la plongée méditative donne de meilleurs résultats qu’une activité sportive comparable.

    Comparing meditative scuba diving versus multisport activities to improve post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms: a pilot, randomized controlled clinical trial

  3. Annen 2021

    Le cerveau de l’apnéiste en apnée.

    Mapping the functional brain state of a world champion freediver in static dry apnea

  4. Walker 2021

    Pourquoi les anciens combattants se rétablissent sous l’eau.

    "It didn't bring back the old me but helped me on the path to the new me": exploring posttraumatic growth in British veterans with PTSD

  5. Lucrezi 2022

    De la plongée à la protection de l’océan.

    Assessing experiences in diving recreation and their relation to proenvironmental behaviour and attitude: a study of divers in South African kelp forests

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77 papers

  • FondementsSocleAccès libre

    Hypnosis as a Mechanism of Emotion Regulation and Self-Integration (Fundamental Peace)

    L.M. Gallardo, S. Chetri · Behavioral Sciences · 2026

    Institute publication: the mechanistic model of Fundamental Peace via large-scale brain-network reorganisation.

    Lire l’articlePilier 6 — Evidence & ImpactPertinence 100/100
  • Plongée thérapeutiqueSocle

    Freediving as a Mindfulness Practice for Trauma Resilience

    L Santoro et al. · 2025

    Lire l’articlePilier 6 — Evidence & ImpactPertinence 100/100
  • Plongée thérapeutiqueSocleExaminer la référence [1]

    A combined diving and mindfulness program as a catalyst for behavioural change in adults with obesity: a qualitative study

    Karolina Griffiths et al. · International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health and Well-being · 2025

    The combined diving and mindfulness program is a synergistic, innovative approach with multidimensional benefits for adults with obesity, integrable into comprehensive management of chronic conditions to promote lifestyle changes.

    Lire l’articlePilier 6 — Evidence & ImpactPertinence 100/100
  • Respiration & physiologieSocleExaminer la référence [9]

    Exploring Beginner Free diver's Experience of Benefit Recreational Freediving Activity

    Muhamad Nanang Solikhin et al. · Retos: Nuevas Tendencias en Educación Física, Deportes y Recreación · 2024

    Explores the experience of Indonesian beginner freedivers practicing programmed recreational freediving, who obtain mental and physical health benefits from relaxation and other physical aspects.

    Lire l’articlePilier 1 — Safety & ExcellencePertinence 100/100
  • Plongée thérapeutiqueSocleAccès libreExaminer la référence [2]

    Comparing meditative scuba diving versus multisport activities to improve post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms: a pilot, randomized controlled clinical trial

    Lionel Gibert et al. · European Journal of Psychotraumatology · 2022

    Background: PTSD is a chronic and disabling disease that currently has no fully effective therapeutic solution. Complementary approaches, such as relaxation, sport, or meditation, could be therapeutic aids. Scuba diving combines sport and mindfulness; this pilot RCT compares meditative scuba diving with multisport activity.

    Lire l’articlePilier 6 — Evidence & ImpactPertinence 100/100
  • Respiration & physiologieSocleAccès libreExaminer la référence [35]

    Recreational Diving Practice for Stress Management: An Exploratory Trial

    Frederic Beneton et al. · Frontiers in Psychology · 2017

    Background: Within the components of Scuba diving there are similarities with meditation and mindfulness techniques by training divers to be in a state of open monitoring associated with slow and ample breathing. Perceived stress is known to be diminished during meditation practice.

    Lire l’articlePilier 1 — Safety & ExcellencePertinence 100/100
  • Plongée thérapeutiqueSocle

    Scuba diving as an occupation in reducing posttraumatic stress disorder symptoms in female American veterans

    K Hernandez et al.

    Lire l’articlePilier 6 — Evidence & ImpactPertinence 100/100
  • Plongée thérapeutiqueSocle

    Efficacy of a combined diving and mindfulness program on emotional eating in adults with obesity: Randomised controlled trial with standard care

    K Griffiths et al.

    Lire l’articlePilier 6 — Evidence & ImpactPertinence 100/100
  • Plongée et bien-êtreSocle

    Beneath the Surface: SCUBA diving for Officer Wellness

    JT Manuel

    Lire l’articlePilier 2 — Mindful ExperiencePertinence 100/100
  • Respiration & physiologieSocle

    Exploring Beginner Free diver's Experience of Benefit Recreational Freediving (ES record)

    MN Solikhin et al.

    Lire l’articlePilier 1 — Safety & ExcellencePertinence 100/100
  • Respiration & physiologieSocle

    FREEDIVING AS A METHOD OF COGNITION OF BEING

    Irina Sergeevna Pervukhina et al. · 2025

    Lire l’articlePilier 1 — Safety & ExcellencePertinence 90/100
  • Respiration & physiologieSocleAccès libreExaminer la référence [23]

    Mapping the functional brain state of a world champion freediver in static dry apnea

    Jitka Annen et al. · Brain Structure & Function · 2021

    Evaluated psychological and physiological adaptation and functional cerebral changes using EEG and fMRI during 65 minutes of dry static apnea in a world champion freediver; alpha-band changes suggest sensory dissociation abilities.

    Lire l’articlePilier 1 — Safety & ExcellencePertinence 90/100
  • Sécurité et mentalSocleExaminer la référence [24]

    Anxiety and panic in recreational scuba divers

    William P. Morgan · Sports Medicine · 1995

    Scuba diving is a high-risk sport; there has been a tendency within the diving community to de-emphasise the risks. Reviews anxiety and panic responses in recreational divers and their safety implications.

    Lire l’articlePilier 1 — Safety & ExcellencePertinence 90/100
  • Respiration & physiologieSocle

    Staying with the Underwater Trouble: Exploring the Hydrocommons through Freediving

    B Maggipinto et al.

    Lire l’articlePilier 1 — Safety & ExcellencePertinence 90/100
  • Plongée et bien-êtreSocle

    Diving into the Depths of Consciousness and the Ocean

    EP Gruszynski

    Lire l’articlePilier 2 — Mindful ExperiencePertinence 90/100
  • Respiration & physiologieSocle

    A phenomenological investigation into the experience of deep breath-hold diving

    Bilguun Choimaa et al. · Journal of Adventure Education & Outdoor Learning · 2025

    Lire l’articlePilier 1 — Safety & ExcellencePertinence 80/100
  • Respiration & physiologieSocle

    Freediving neurophenomenology and skilled action: an investigation of brain, body, and behavior through breath

    Suraiya Luecke · Phenomenology and The Cognitive Sciences · 2022

    Lire l’articlePilier 1 — Safety & ExcellencePertinence 80/100
  • Respiration & physiologieSocleAccès libre

    The psychology of freediving: psychological strategies used by elite freedivers

    Susana Maria de Sousa Lourenço · 2018

    Lire l’articlePilier 1 — Safety & ExcellencePertinence 80/100
  • FondementsSocleAccès libre

    Sensing the living body: Three degrees of conscious awareness

    Terezinha Petrucia da Nóbrega et al. · Staps · 2017

    Presents emersiology: activating the living body through mind-body practices to identify degrees of conscious awareness from the living unconscious to the consciousness of lived experience.

    Lire l’articlePilier 6 — Evidence & ImpactPertinence 80/100
  • FondementsSocleExaminer la référence [30]

    Sentir le vivant de son corps : trois degrés d'éveil de la conscience

    Terezinha Petrucia da Nóbrega et al. · Staps · 2017

    Version française de l'article d'émersiologie: repérer les degrés d'éveil de la conscience par la pratique corporelle.

    Lire l’articlePilier 6 — Evidence & ImpactPertinence 80/100
  • Plongée et bien-êtreSocle

    Touched by water: The body in scuba diving

    Elizabeth R. Straughan · Emotion, Space and Society · 2012

    Lire l’articlePilier 2 — Mindful ExperiencePertinence 80/100
  • La pleine conscience dans l’eauSocle

    Mindful Goals: A Correlational Study of Goals, Mindfulness, and Flow in Scuba

    AC Varas

    Lire l’articlePilier 2 — Mindful ExperiencePertinence 80/100
  • Plongée et bien-êtreSocle

    Spiritual Experiences and Environmentalism of Recreational Users in the Marine Environment: New Zealand Surfers and Scuba Divers

    C Moore

    Lire l’articlePilier 2 — Mindful ExperiencePertinence 80/100
  • Plongée thérapeutiqueSoutienExaminer la référence [15]

    Adaptive diving in South Africa: A perspective of disabled people and their support structure

    Tawanda Makuyana et al. · Tourism in Marine Environments · 2025

    Adaptive diving promotes psychophysical well-being, social cohesion and inclusion, with participants experiencing flow states; relevance for tourism development and disability inclusion.

    Lire l’articlePilier 6 — Evidence & ImpactPertinence 60/100
  • La pleine conscience dans l’eauSoutienExaminer la référence [11]

    'I feel like a mermaid and the sea is my home': A qualitative exploration of wild swimming, meaning and well-being in Victoria, Australia

    Emily Barber et al. · People and Nature · 2025

    Blue space encourages mindful, immersive and connected ways of being; wild swimming promoted positive mood states, energised, calm, meditative, focused, authentic and masterful feelings; social-prescription potential.

    Lire l’articlePilier 2 — Mindful ExperiencePertinence 60/100
  • Espace bleuSoutienExaminer la référence [12]

    Devenir Océan, se soigner en s'accordant au cosmos

    Anne-Sophie Sayeux · Éduquer · 2025

    Anthropologie de la résonance entre corps et nature par l'immersion océanique; l'océan comme milieu sensoriel et affectif agissant sur mémoire, souffle et perception de soi.

    Lire l’articlePilier 4 — Ocean ConnectionPertinence 60/100
  • Plongée thérapeutiqueSoutienExaminer la référence [13]

    A Warm Water Immersion Intervention for Symptoms of PTSD in Military Veterans: A Qualitative Descriptive Study

    Rebecca D. Benfield et al. · Canadian Journal of Nursing Research · 2025

    Warm water immersion as fast-acting, non-stigmatizing adjunct therapy for student Veterans; themes include the rhythm of relaxed, the pain floats away, acclimatize to calmness, a place to set your mind.

    Lire l’articlePilier 6 — Evidence & ImpactPertinence 60/100
  • La pleine conscience dans l’eauSoutienExaminer la référence [14]

    Les effets de la sophrologie renforcés par les bienfaits de l'eau

    Véronique-Sophie Gouet-Riot · HEGEL · 2025

    La méthode Aguasofro® combine sophrologie Caycédienne et immersion aquatique; l'apesanteur, la flottaison et l'effet enveloppant amplifient relaxation, perception corporelle et gestion émotionnelle.

    Lire l’articlePilier 2 — Mindful ExperiencePertinence 60/100
  • Espace bleuSoutienAccès libreExaminer la référence [28]

    Meeting, Moving, Mastering — A Text Analysis of the Aesthetic Attractions of 'Wild Swimming'

    Dagmar Dahl et al. · International Journal of Aquatic Research and Education · 2023

    Analyzes aesthetic experiences of wild swimming across five authors: weightlessness, rhythmic strokes and breathing create unselfconscious bliss; the watery environment as a feast for the senses.

    Lire l’articlePilier 4 — Ocean ConnectionPertinence 60/100
  • Plongée thérapeutiqueSoutienAccès libreExaminer la référence [3]

    The physical and mental health benefits of lifestyle sports for disabled people: a scoping review

    Lewis Youngson et al. · International Journal of Disabilities Sports & Health Sciences · 2023

    Growing evidence for physical and mental health benefits of lifestyle sports in disabled people; participation gaps and sporadic evidence base identified.

    Lire l’articlePilier 6 — Evidence & ImpactPertinence 60/100
  • Espace bleuSoutienExaminer la référence [10]

    Blue mind life: cómo el color azul influye directamente en nuestro cerebro y en nuestro inconsciente

    Florencia Zampieri · Brazilian Journal of Development · 2023

    Estudio teórico y práctico del color azul y su influencia en el cerebro y el inconsciente; el estado «Blue Mind» como estado meditativo de calma, paz, unidad y satisfacción inspirado por el agua.

    Lire l’articlePilier 4 — Ocean ConnectionPertinence 60/100
  • Ocean ConnectionSoutienAccès libreExaminer la référence [25]

    Assessing experiences in diving recreation and their relation to proenvironmental behaviour and attitude: a study of divers in South African kelp forests

    Serena Lucrezi et al. · Tourism in Marine Environments · 2022

    Study of 100 divers in South African kelp forests: wellbeing, challenge, escapism, flow and socialization motivations; benefits translate into pro-environmental behaviour, attitude and ocean stewardship.

    Lire l’articlePilier 4 — Ocean ConnectionPertinence 60/100
  • FondementsSoutienAccès libre

    El buceo como posible terapia complementaria de salud mental

    A. Bellvert Ríos et al. · Medicina General y de Familia · 2022

    Lire l’articlePilier 6 — Evidence & ImpactPertinence 60/100
  • Sécurité et mentalSoutienAccès libreExaminer la référence [40]

    Freshwater Wild Swimming, Health and Well-Being: Understanding the Importance of Place and Risk

    Craig W. McDougall et al. · Sustainability · 2022

    Wild swimming can be particularly beneficial for physical and mental health; examines the importance of place and risk in freshwater swimming contexts.

    Lire l’articlePilier 1 — Safety & ExcellencePertinence 60/100
  • Plongée thérapeutiqueSoutienExaminer la référence [22]

    "It didn't bring back the old me but helped me on the path to the new me": exploring posttraumatic growth in British veterans with PTSD

    Petra Ann Walker et al. · Disability and Rehabilitation · 2021

    Explores scuba diving therapy in growth experiences of ex-servicemen; four themes: human connection, meaningful leisure, embodiment, and the calm; symptom relief carved space for posttraumatic growth.

    Lire l’articlePilier 6 — Evidence & ImpactPertinence 60/100
  • Plongée thérapeutiqueSoutienAccès libreExaminer la référence [21]

    Reducing Veterans' Symptoms of Depression, Anxiety, Stress, and Posttraumatic Stress, and Enhancing Engagement in Occupations with SCUBA Diving and Occupational Therapy

    Dragana Krpalek et al. · Journal of Veterans Studies · 2020

    Two-group random assignment study: occupational therapy combined with SCUBA diving enhanced occupational performance and mental health outcomes for veterans more than SCUBA alone; significant anxiety reductions.

    Lire l’articlePilier 6 — Evidence & ImpactPertinence 60/100
  • Plongée et bien-êtreContexte

    The test of Performance Strategy for Kids Scuba diving

    Khaled M. Abdelkarem · International Scientific Journal of Physical Education and Sport Sciences · 2019

    Lire l’articlePilier 2 — Mindful ExperiencePertinence 50/100
  • Respiration & physiologieContexteAccès libre

    Under water and into yourself: Emotional experiences of freediving

    Sara Malou Strandvad · Emotion, Space and Society · 2018

    Lire l’articlePilier 1 — Safety & ExcellencePertinence 50/100
  • Respiration & physiologieContexteAccès libreExaminer la référence [37]

    Gesture, landscape and embrace: a phenomenological analysis of elemental motions

    Stephen J. Smith · The Indo-Pacific Journal of Phenomenology · 2006

    Lire l’articlePilier 1 — Safety & ExcellencePertinence 50/100
  • Respiration & physiologieContexte

    Benefit of breathholding training on the concept of recreational freediving in healthy adults – a systematic literature review

    B Arbanto

    Lire l’articlePilier 1 — Safety & ExcellencePertinence 50/100
  • Respiration & physiologieContexteExaminer la référence [5]

    Benefit of breath-holding training on the concept of recreational freediving in healthy adults – a systematic literature review

    Muhamad Nanang Solikhin et al. · 2024

    Lire l’articlePilier 1 — Safety & ExcellencePertinence 40/100
  • Espace bleuContexte

    Blurring the lines – a novice approach to riding on water

    Yosuke Washiya · The Ethnographic Edge · 2023

    Lire l’articlePilier 4 — Ocean ConnectionPertinence 40/100
  • Respiration & physiologieContexteAccès libre

    How long can you hold your breath

    Felicia LeRoy · 2017

    Lire l’articlePilier 1 — Safety & ExcellencePertinence 40/100
  • Ocean ConnectionContexteAccès libreExaminer la référence [33]

    Literary Representations of The Great Barrier Reef

    Stephen Torre · eTropic · 2016

    Lire l’articlePilier 4 — Ocean ConnectionPertinence 40/100
  • Espace bleuContexte

    Somatic ocean dives: Fluid and resilient corporealities in Merger as Research

    C Fernandes

    Lire l’articlePilier 4 — Ocean ConnectionPertinence 40/100
  • FondementsContexte

    Submerged methodologies: underwater ethnography contributing to hydrofeminist justice

    J Koopman

    Lire l’articlePilier 6 — Evidence & ImpactPertinence 40/100
  • Ocean ConnectionCité

    Ecological-collective-flourishing (e-co-flourishing)

    S. Maloney et al. · The Lancet Planetary Health · 2026

    Source concept for the paper's ethical horizon.

    Lire l’articlePilier 4 — Ocean Connection
  • CadreCitéExaminer la référence [31]

    How open water swimming contributes to improved mental health: a scoping review

    C. T. Woods, D. Muldrew · Mental Health Practice · 2026

    Lire l’articlePilier 7 — Happiness Leadership
  • CadreCitéExaminer la référence [39]

    Enhancing attention restoration in adults through immersive experiences in aquatic landscapes

    A. Stocco, F. Pranovi · 2025

    Lire l’articlePilier 7 — Happiness Leadership
  • CadreCitéExaminer la référence [6]

    Blue Prescriptions for Human Wellbeing

    F. Thomson-Alberts, N. Bridge et al. · 2025

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  • Plongée thérapeutiqueCité

    The Positive Effects of Water Immersion for Symptoms of PTSD in Veterans: A Mixed Methods Study

    A.T. Reyes et al. · International Journal of Clinical Practice · 2025

    Lire l’articlePilier 6 — Evidence & Impact
  • CadreCitéExaminer la référence [16]

    Navigating grief: an autoethnographic tale of open water swimming and loss

    E. Boocock et al. · Leisure Studies · 2024

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  • CadreCitéExaminer la référence [20]

    Theorising therapeutic accretion

    R. J. Foley et al. · Irish Geography · 2024

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  • CadreCitéExaminer la référence [26]

    La sensation de relaxation au cours des activités subaquatiques : un moyen pour atténuer le mécanisme du stress au travail ?

    F. Lecaër, O. Roques · Management & Avenir Santé · 2024

    Lire l’articlePilier 7 — Happiness Leadership
  • CadreCitéExaminer la référence [38]

    A qualitative exploration of the contribution of blue space to well-being in the lives of people with severe mental illness

    K. Wright et al. · People and Nature · 2024

    Lire l’articlePilier 7 — Happiness Leadership
  • CadreCitéExaminer la référence [41]

    Mechanisms underlying childhood exposure to blue spaces and adult subjective well-being: An 18-country analysis

    V. Vitale et al. · 2024

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  • CadreCitéExaminer la référence [7]

    "It's the experience, it's not exercise": Blue Therapy for health and mental well-being among adults in the UK

    N. Miller, E. Gabitova et al. · 2024

    Lire l’articlePilier 7 — Happiness Leadership
  • CadreCitéExaminer la référence [4]

    Contact with marine blue spaces for human health and well-being

    S. Pouso et al. · 2023

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  • CadreCitéExaminer la référence [34]

    Influence of CrossFit and Deep End Fitness training on mental health and coping in athletes

    R. Cansler et al. · Frontiers in Sports and Active Living · 2023

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  • Sécurité et mentalCitéAccès libre

    Self-reported benefits and risks of open water swimming

    D.M. Oliver et al. · PLOS ONE · 2023

    Lire l’articlePilier 1 — Safety & Excellence
  • Espace bleuCité

    Swimming in nature: A scoping review of the mental health and wellbeing benefits of open water swimming

    K. Overbury et al. · Journal of Environmental Psychology · 2023

    Lire l’articlePilier 4 — Ocean Connection
  • CadreCitéAccès libreExaminer la référence [36]

    Contextual Factors and Programme Theories Associated with Implementing Blue Prescription Programmes: A Systematic Realist Review

    J. C. Alejandre et al. · Health & Social Care in the Community · 2023

    Lire l’articlePilier 7 — Happiness Leadership
  • FondementsCitéAccès libre

    What is the impact of nature on human health? A scoping review

    R. Nejade et al. · Journal of Global Health · 2022

    Lire l’articlePilier 6 — Evidence & Impact
  • CadreCitéAccès libreExaminer la référence [17]

    Sea swimming and snorkeling in tropical coastal blue spaces and mental well-being: Findings from Indonesian island communities during the COVID-19 pandemic

    C. Maharja et al. · Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism · 2022

    Lire l’articlePilier 7 — Happiness Leadership
  • CadreCitéAccès libreExaminer la référence [32]

    The meaning of open-water swimming for adults in Ireland: a qualitative study

    E. Murray, J. Fox · 2021

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  • Espace bleuCitéAccès libre

    Understanding the contexts and mechanisms of bluespace prescription programmes (realist review, preprint)

    J.C. Alejandre et al. · medRxiv · 2021

    Preprint of the realist review of blue prescription programmes (published version already in library).

    Lire l’articlePilier 4 — Ocean Connection
  • CadreCitéAccès libreExaminer la référence [18]

    Mechanisms of Impact of Blue Spaces on Human Health: A Systematic Literature Review and Meta-Analysis

    M. Georgiou et al. · International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health · 2021

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  • Espace bleuCitéAccès libre

    Associations between green/blue spaces and mental health across 18 countries

    M.P. White et al. · Scientific Reports · 2021

    Lire l’articlePilier 4 — Ocean Connection
  • Espace bleuCité

    The Blue Mind (chapter)

    K. Conrad et al. · Springer · 2021

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  • CadreCitéAccès libreExaminer la référence [27]

    The Beneficial Effects of Short-Term Exposure to Scuba Diving on Human Mental Health

    A. Carreño et al. · International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health · 2020

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  • Espace bleuCité

    The wellbeing benefits of sea swimming: Is it time to revisit the sea cure?

    H. Denton, K. Aranda · Qualitative Research in Sport, Exercise and Health · 2020

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  • Espace bleuCitéAccès libre

    Blue care: a systematic review of blue space interventions for health and wellbeing

    E. Britton et al. · Health Promotion International · 2020

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  • Espace bleuCitéAccès libre

    Blue therapeutic spaces on islands: coastal landscapes and their impact on health and wellbeing in Malta

    B. Satariano · Island Studies Journal · 2019

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  • Plongée thérapeutiqueCité

    Can scuba diving offer therapeutic benefit to military veterans?

    A. Morgan et al. · Disability and Rehabilitation · 2019

    Lire l’articlePilier 6 — Evidence & Impact
  • Ocean ConnectionCité

    The "Blue Gym": What can blue space do for you and what can you do for blue space?

    M.P. White et al. · Journal of the Marine Biological Association UK · 2016

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  • Espace bleuCité

    Blue Mind: The Surprising Science That Shows How Being Near, In, On, or Under Water Can Make You Happier

    W.J. Nichols · Little, Brown Spark (book) · 2014

    Foundational popular-science synthesis of water and wellbeing (no DOI; the DOI in the manuscript is erroneous and omitted here).

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  • CadreCitéExaminer la référence [19]

    The Potential Benefits of Water Sports for Health and Well-Being in Marine Protected Areas: a Case Study in the Mediterranean

    J. Lloret et al.

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