Anne Grete Claudi Jensen

Anne Grete Claudi Jensen serves as a Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Public Health, Section of Social Medicine at the University of Copenhagen. Based at Gothersgade 160, 1123 Copenhagen K, she maintains active professional contact through phone numbers +4572227453 and +4572227420, and email agrj@regionsjaelland.dk.

Her research centers on mental health determinants in occupational settings, with pioneering work on how natural environmental elements—particularly window views in offices—influence work ability and job satisfaction. She has developed innovative nature-based therapy frameworks for stress-related illnesses through the Danish nacadia healing forest garden project, bridging social medicine and environmental psychology.

Analysis of her 2009-2015 publications reveals consistent integration of therapeutic horticulture with occupational health, demonstrating how workplace design and natural therapy environments can mitigate stress and enhance employee well-being. Her work establishes foundational connections between environmental exposure, psychological outcomes, and public health interventions.

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She maintains active research engagement with the nacadia Danish healing forest garden, which functions as both an experimental site for nature-based therapy protocols and a clinical intervention setting for stress rehabilitation.