Safe Health Zones (SHZ)
A New Standard for Workplace Wellness, Public Health, and Human Recovery
Safe Health Zones — SHZ — are dedicated environments designed to restore the physical, mental, and circadian health of people exposed to long hours, fatigue, night-work, shift instability, and urban stress.
Built around science-based grounding, silent decompression, natural environments, and controlled sensory input, SHZ create a calm space where the human body can return to balance. These zones combine real grass, soft sand, natural plants, sunrise-aligned lighting, and strict behavioural guidelines to provide a structured setting where individuals can reset, recover, and rebuild their energy.
Unlike break rooms or rest areas, SHZ are purpose-built therapeutic zones:
silent, technology-free, clothing-neutral, and behaviour-regulated.
They support:
fatigue recovery
stress reduction
improved alertness and cognitive clarity
better sleep after night shifts
emotional stability and lowered irritability
reduced burnout and chronic exhaustion
Today’s workforce — especially night-shift workers — faces challenges that traditional workplace facilities cannot address. Public parks, councils, and employers can integrate SHZ to create health-protective environments that directly improve wellbeing and long-term safety.
Whether located indoors, on rooftops, or in public parks, SHZ offer a practical, peaceful space where any responsible adult can step out of stress and into natural calm.
Below is a collection of concept visuals demonstrating how SHZ can be designed and experienced in real environments.
Original Concept Certification
The Safe Health Zones (SHZ) framework is an original public health and occupational safety model developed by NaturismRE™. In line with our commitment to transparency and intellectual integrity, the complete SHZ architecture has been formally time-stamped and archived in the Wayback Machine, as we do with all our original work. This ensures an independent historical record of the concept’s origin, publication, and continued development.

