Managing RESONATE – An Interdisciplinary Approach with Julia EggerIn this episode of the Nature-Based Therapy Podcast, Johan Östberg speaks with Julia Egger, Project Manager for RESONATE at the University of Vienna. With a background in linguistics and psycholinguistics, Julia brings a unique interdisciplinary perspective to managing this large-scale Horizon Europe project, which explores the role of nature-based therapies (NbTs) in building individual and community resilience.Julia shares her experience stepping into the NbT field and discusses the challenges of coordinating a complex, multi-partner project spanning multiple countries and disciplines. She explains the concept of nature-based social prescribing, the role of resilience hubs, and how RESONATE is working to develop practical tools and guidelines for integrating NbTs into health and social care systems.The conversation also covers the logistical and communication challenges of managing an EU-funded initiative, the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration, and how RESONATE aims to influence policymakers, urban planners, and healthcare providers. Julia reflects on what has surprised her most about working on NbTs and shares her hopes for the long-term impact of RESONATE in promoting evidence-based nature-based solutions.Tune in for a behind-the-scenes look at how large-scale research projects drive innovation in nature-based health interventions, and stay connected with Resonate Horizon on LinkedIn and Instagram for more expert discussions on Nature-Based Therapy!

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