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Arte digital inmersivo para el bienestar y la conciencia ecológica: de un marco conceptual a la práctica
Kevin Galery1,2, Olivier Beauchet1,3,4
1CRIUGM, Centre de Recherche, Institut Universitaire de Gériatrie de Montréal, Santé Québec Centre-Sud, Montreal, QC, Canada.
Arts & health
|February 6, 2026
Resumen
El arte digital inmersivo puede ayudar a los adultos jóvenes a manejar la ecoansiedad al fomentar la regulación emocional y la conciencia ecológica. Este enfoque utiliza la tecnología para conectar a las personas con la naturaleza, promoviendo el bienestar mental y la resiliencia.
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