Princess Kate Reveals Rarely Seen Naturally Curly Hair on Surprise Visit
- On Friday, Kensington Palace released images of Princess Catherine's recent visit to Dose of Nature, a pioneering mental health charity in Kew, south-west London, where she explored their clinical approach to wellbeing.
- Founded in 2018, Dose of Nature provides 'Nature Prescriptions' combining clinical psychology with outdoor connection, working alongside the NHS and GP referrals to support individuals experiencing mental health challenges.
- Dressed in a £379 Alexa Chung Barbour jacket, the Princess observed an 'Art in Nature' session at Pensford Field and spoke with volunteer Tom about how nature had improved his resilience.
- Catherine told staff that connecting with nature is a 'healing' experience, emphasizing how the charity provides individuals with a 'sense of purpose and meaning' while fostering resilience.
- The Princess has long championed mental health, previously describing nature as her 'sanctuary' during cancer treatment; Catherine has been in remission since January 2025, continuing to advocate for outdoor wellbeing.
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The Princess of Wales has shared new details about her recovery during a visit to an organization that uses contact with nature to improve mental health
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