Psychiatrists are now prescribing museum visits to help patients with burnout and anxiety:
The initiative is part of a pilot study in Brussels.It is hoped that the scheme will encourage patients to feel more socially engaged and able to participate in the rich cultural offering of the city of Brussels, Belgium. Photo by Michael Jacobs/Art in All of Us/Corbis via Getty Images.
The scheme will offer up to five free visits to Brussels cultural institutions, accompanied by friends or family. The initiative also aims to foster reconnection among a society that spent years locked up during the pandemic. It is hoped that the
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