Olga Kazińska-Linkowska
M.Eng. in Landscape Architecture, is a landscape architect and member of the Polish Society of Forest Bathing and Forest Therapy. For over 20 years, she has been involved in the design and implementation of public and private green spaces (parks, market squares, squares, and gardens). She is a Green Areas Supervisor and currently Head of the Urban Greenery Office – Landscape Architect at the City Hall. She specializes in designing barrier-free spaces and therapeutic gardens that support forest bathing and healing processes, including those at psychological offices. She conducts forest bathing sessions, plein-air painting workshops, art classes, and occasional hippotherapy (certified as a Recreation Instructor). A graduate of the State Secondary School of Fine Arts, she creates paintings and drawings inspired by nature, working primarily outdoors. Her interests focus on human-forest relationships, the therapeutic impact of the natural environment, and the protection and conscious shaping of green spaces. He lives with his family near the forest, where he runs a forest garden and runs activities that foster deeper contact between people and nature.