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Comprehensive Assessment and Optimization of Invitations for Shinrin-Yoku Sessions: Methodology and Case Study
- Shinrin-Yoku Journal (ISSN: 2957-2118)
- November 6, 2025
The “Code of Conduct and Guidelines” document of the Shinin Yoku Association, outlines the ethical framework and operational standards for Shinin Yoku (forest bathing) guides, instructors, and teachers. The document emphasizes key principles such as respect for nature, professionalism, inclusivity, safety, continuous learning, and collaboration. It provides detailed guidelines for maintaining high-quality service, ethical behavior, and environmental stewardship. The document also highlights competencies required for Shinin Yoku guides, including ethical adherence, session management, building trust, effective communication, awareness, and preparedness. By adhering to these standards, the Shinin Yoku Association aims to ensure a consistent, authentic, and safe experiences/Shinin Yoku sessions, while promoting the sustainability and integrity of the practice.
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