Show Notes
Dr Rachel Yerbury (Phd) is a registered psychologist as well as a lecturer and researcher in the School of Psychology and Public Health, La Trobe University Australia. Her research area focusses on the connection between humans with Nature / animate worlds and how this impacts mutual well-being. In particular. Rachel is also an author, a mother and the widow of Dr Justin Yerbury. Sunday 28th of July was the 1st anniversary of Justin leaving us.
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