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Principy výběru rostlin pro terapii
Barvová, Dana
This diploma thesis aims to disclose the basic affect of plant use in regard to their influence on humans, especially their psychological impact on the overall health of the idividual. In the introduction is described the basic aspects of plant use in this area, as well as different aspects of plant use in interiors and exteriors of buildings. Literary research focuses on the various effects of indoor and outdoor plants. At the beginning, the biophilia hypothesis described the common understanding of all living organisms in the ground. In the field of indoor plants, human health is divided in terms of how plants affect air quality in the interior, and the harmful substances influencing air quality. This is important for the potential use of plants to prevent Sick Building disease syndrome. SBS is a set of symptoms that are associated with modern industrialized societies as a result of staying in buildings with unhealthy air. These symptoms can be caused by different chemical, physical and biological conditions inside the building. Indoor plants also have other various uses in different areas of human health; their ability to improve the atmosphere, whether it is by enriched air, by oxygen and carbon dioxide, but also by their aesthetic effect and in regards to influencing the mental state of the individual. Garden plants are divided according to the preference of the individual, as indoor plants plants naturally affect the senses, the basic species, the possibilities of plant usage in therapy, the use of plants in gardens for the handicapped, as well as in the use of garden work in occupational therapy for mentally ill individuals . Within the framework of this thesis, a study of the potential effects of plants on the psychological health of patients in the psychiatric ward is proposed, especially with regards to the influence of mood and anxiety. Two scalar systems were used in experimental psychiatry to evaluate the outcomes. The dissertation discusses the possible effect of the test results and other factors besides the effects of the plants. The conclusion is devoted to the overall assessment of the possibilities of using plants in the field of therapy.
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