A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis on the Effect of Nature Exposure Dose on Adults with Mental Illness
Behavioral Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(2), P. 153 - 153
Published: Jan. 31, 2025
Time
spent
in
nature
leads
to
significant
physical
and
mental
benefits,
but
research
is
mixed
on
how
much
time
necessary
affect
change
adults'
health.
This
meta-analysis
aimed
answer
the
question:
what
effect
does
length
interval
of
dosage
have
adults
with
illness?
The
authors
defined
exposure
as
an
experience
lasting
at
least
10
minutes
taking
place
actual
natural
setting.
Because
some
studies
indicated
single
experiences
(one-time)
while
others
utilized
multiple
exposures
(interval),
these
were
separated
determine
differences
between
one-time
versus
nature.
Following
Cochrane
Handbook
for
Systematic
Reviews
Interventions
PRISMA
reporting
guidelines,
this
review
included
78
published
1990
2020.
present
study
found
that
yielded
different
results
a
diagnosed
illness
symptoms
illness.
Notably,
shorter
delivered
intervals
appeared
show
positive
effects,
even
more
than
exposure.
finding
has
important
implications
public
health
green
space
preservation,
being
outside
little
urban
can
improve
Language: Английский
Nature-Focused Livestreams: Connecting People to Nature and to Each Other
Current Opinion in Psychology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
64, P. 102023 - 102023
Published: March 1, 2025
Engaging
with
nature
has
been
found
to
have
a
range
of
benefits
across
the
biopsychosocial
and
spiritual
domains
well-being.
Nature-focused
livestreams
(NFLs)
offer
an
alternative
physically
engaging
serve
as
window
society
become
more
urbanized
increasingly
moved
indoors.
In
this
brief
review,
we
examine
role
NFLs
in
connecting
people
each
other.
Emerging
evidence
suggests
that
can
be
effective
doing
so,
feelings
connectedness
can,
turn,
provide
similar
physical
engagement
nature,
most
notably
greater
emotional
well-being
sense
community.
Future
research
should
rigorously
explore
potential
technology-enhanced
platform.
Language: Английский
Green Social Prescribing: A Before and After Evaluation of a Novel Community‐Based Intervention for Adults Experiencing Mental Health Problems
Health & Social Care in the Community,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
2025(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
There
is
a
strong
body
of
evidence
that
points
to
the
mental
health
and
well‐being
benefits
nature
alongside
growing
based
on
green
social
prescribing.
Central
UK
government’s
commitment
transform
services,
seven
successful
‘test
learn’
prescribing
sites
were
identified
across
England,
including
Humber
North
Yorkshire
programme.
We
used
cohort
design
compare
participants’
outcomes
before
after
exposure
nature‐based
interventions
offered
via
referral
from
organisations
linked
initiative.
Data
collected
between
February
2022
March
2023
using
questionnaires
determine
impact
ONS‐4
Hospital
Anxiety
Depression
scales.
In
total,
two
hundred
twenty‐three
participants
included
in
evaluation.
Survey
data
analysed
quantitatively
descriptive
multivariable
analyses.
After
adjustments
for
deprivation
status,
larger
improvements
found
be
associated
with
activities
durations
nine
12
weeks
compared
those
one
four
weeks.
Horticultural
care
farming
also
shown
some
over
sports
exercise
activities.
have
undertaken
first
longitudinal
quantitative
evaluation
NHS
England
“test
learn”
programme
Yorkshire.
Our
showed
beneficial
among
community‐based
adults,
suggesting
potential
as
timely
relevant
intervention
address
demand
an
era
high
unmet
need.
Language: Английский
How Does Nature Exposure Affect Adults With Symptoms of Mental Illness? A Meta‐Analysis
International Journal of Mental Health Nursing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Aug. 29, 2024
Existing
research
on
the
effects
of
nature
exposure
mental
health
adults
indicates
that
spending
time
in
reduces
depressive
symptoms
and
stress,
increases
quality
life
mood
improves
health.
This
meta-analysis
aimed
to
answer
question:
what
are
social,
physical
with
illness?
The
included
all
studies
relevant
study
questions
which
collected
quantitative
data
using
validated
instruments
for
at
least
two
points
each
participant
were
published
between
1990
2020.
Regarding
impact
illness,
analyses
showed
significant,
moderate
effect
sizes
smaller,
but
control
groups
Analyses
also
yielded
critical
information
regarding
size
type
dosage,
setting,
nature-based
activity,
key
outcomes
other
factors.
These
findings
from
present
results
have
important
implications
potential
benefits
its
role
healthcare.
Language: Английский