#10339. Care-farming as a catalyst for healthy and sustainable lifestyle choices in those affected by traumatic grief

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Abstract:
Care-farms are increasingly utilized as a means of providing care, support, and therapy for a wide range of different populations, enabling people to cultivate social, physical, mental, and emotional well-being. This study explores the impacts of a care-farm intervention for traumatically bereaved individuals, a population at high-risk of poor physical and psychological outcomes. The study examines how a care-farming model can enable and encourage participants to cultivate healthy and sustainable lifestyles.
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Care farming; Ecotherapy; Grief; Health behaviors; Nature; Trauma

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