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Jennifer Walsh

(She/Her)
New York
As seen in: Biophilic Solutions: Nature Has the Answers, Facebook, Medium, Yahoo Life, Forbes, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News Malaysia, Aol, The Wall Street Journal, Reader's Digest (U.S.), Yahoo and
Covers:  Wellness, wellness travel, nature, outdoors, beauty, retail, entrepreneurship
Author/Neuroaethetics/Retail & Beauty Veteran /Biophilic Biz Leader /Leads Wellness Walks/ TV Talent/ Writer / Speaker/ Bringing the Power of Nature to All

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Jennifer is on a mission to get more people outdoors, to understand the power of walking in nature, and the impact and importance of green spaces in our offices, homes, hospitals, schools and our cities. She is bridging the gap between brain health and nature.
Jennifer Walsh is a true architect of the beauty, retail landscape. Creating the very first omni-channel beauty brand in the US in 1998, she changed the way people shopped for beauty. Her creation of Beauty Bar was that vehicle that allo…

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Creating Wellness from Passion

Creating Wellness from Passion

By Jennifer Walsh Wellness has become a sort of buzzword over the past few years. There are, however, a few w…

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From the inside out: Supplements, drinks, and powders are aiding in our Wellness Journey

From the inside out: Supplements, drinks, and powders are aiding in our Wellness Journey

By Jennifer Walsh In the past year we have seen the skyrocketing rise in drinks and ingestibles that do every…

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Biophilic Solutions Podcast

Biophilic Solutions Podcast

Every other week, hosts Monica Olsen and Jennifer Walsh sit down with thought-leaders and experts across a wi…

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You'll Love Sweating to These Fun New Workouts

You'll Love Sweating to These Fun New Workouts

Excited to get on your grind this spring? Now's the perfect time to try out some new, maybe even unfamiliar, …

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Walk Away Your Worries

Walk Away Your Worries

Your best stress buster: putting one foot in front of the other. Here’s how to make a walking routine wor…

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Walk Your Way Calm - Prevention Shop

Walk Your Way Calm - Prevention Shop

Enjoy purposeful walks, all designed to help unclutter your mind, decrease anxiety and boost your mental and …

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Walking isn't just about hitting 10,000 steps: What we can learn from how people walk in 5 different countries

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By Jennifer Walsh
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Get inspired by the diverse walking traditions from around the world. (Photo Illustration: Till Lauer for Yahoo News) Walking is often viewed as a great multitasker — a way to get from A to B, while working toward our daily goal of 10,000 steps and exercising for free. However, many cultures worldwide have long considered walking more than just a way to stay fit.
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Lots of plants. Natural light. Wood furniture. How bringing natural elements into your home can improve your health. Original

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By Jennifer Walsh
| Yahoo Life Verified
If you’ve seen the words “biophilia” and “biophilic design” all over your social feeds this year, you’re not alone. It’s been on many wellness and design trend lists for 2025, and, according to Martha Stewart, biophilic design is expected to “reign supreme” this year. But what exactly is it? In a nutshell, it’s all about bringing the outdoors in. Biophilic design is a type of interior design and architecture that helps people feel more connected to nature.
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Looking at flowers reduces stress and boosts your mood

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By Jennifer Walsh
| Yahoo Verified
Spring is here, and with it, beautiful flowers, including eye-catching cherry blossoms, are sprouting all around us. Cities and towns are once again transformed by the colors and scents of the season, luring people to come out of their winter hibernation. But flowers aren’t just pleasant to look at — they also have health benefits. For starters, enjoying flowers can help relax us.
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