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The Connection Cure
Book • 2024
In this book, Julia Hotz combines diligent science reporting, moving patient success stories, and surprising self-discovery to illustrate the lasting and life-changing power of social prescribing.
Instead of traditional pharmaceutical prescriptions, social prescribing involves referrals to community activities and resources.
Hotz shares stories of individuals whose lives have been transformed through social prescribing, such as an aspiring novelist who copes with trauma through art workshops, a policy researcher who tapers off antidepressants through swimming courses, and an army vet who forms meaningful friendships through phone conversations.
The book emphasizes the importance of reconnecting to what matters to us to improve our health and well-being.
Instead of traditional pharmaceutical prescriptions, social prescribing involves referrals to community activities and resources.
Hotz shares stories of individuals whose lives have been transformed through social prescribing, such as an aspiring novelist who copes with trauma through art workshops, a policy researcher who tapers off antidepressants through swimming courses, and an army vet who forms meaningful friendships through phone conversations.
The book emphasizes the importance of reconnecting to what matters to us to improve our health and well-being.
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Mentioned in 2 episodes
Mentioned by Alie Ward as a book praised by Harvard University as the best public health book of the year, focusing on the science of well-being and salutogenesis.

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Salugenology (WHY HUMANS REQUIRE HOBBIES) Part 1 with Julia Hotz
Mentioned as a film by Shirley Clarke, discussed in the context of Roscoe Lee Brown's career.

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Recommended by Duane Osterlund as the first book to chronicle the science, stories, and spread of social prescribing.

327: The Connection Cure: How Social Prescriptions Transform Health and Well-Being with Julia Hotz
Aanbevolen door
Lynn Berger als een boek over hulp bij het verbeteren van sociale gezondheid via social prescribing.


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Recommended by
Lucy Meggeson as the first book chronicling the science, stories, and spread of social prescribing.


The One Where I Talk To Author Of ‘The Connection Cure’, Julia Hotz