Adam M.B. Day

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About Me

I am a first year doctoral student in Rehabilitation Sciences at the University of Western Ontario.  I received my MSc in Rehabilitation Sciences in 2008 and previous to my graduate studies I completed my Honors Degree in the Bachelor of Health Sciences program at UWO.  As a graduate student, I work in the Voice Production & Perception Laboratory under the supervision of Dr. Philip C. Doyle.

My primary research interests include exploring the makeup of human-nature relationships and how these relationships manifest during times of health, disability, and rehabilitation.  I am a strong believer that a clear disconnect has emerged between the majority of humans and the natural environment, and that this separation has implications to our health.  As this gap is unlikely to be bridged in the near future, I am interested in examining how fostering and maintaining nature-based experiences can impact our conceptualizations of health and disability.



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