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  • * Integrative Medicine & Public Health
  • * Psychosocial Health & Well-being

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  • * Bereavement is linked to negative psychosocial health outcomes.
  • * Nature-based interventions (NBIs) offer promising benefits for health and well-being.
  • * The application of NBIs in bereavement care is an emerging field requiring exploration.

Purpose of the Study:

  • * To understand the diverse types of NBIs utilized in bereavement care.
  • * To map the theoretical frameworks explaining the efficacy of NBIs in supporting individuals experiencing grief.
  • * To synthesize current literature on NBIs for bereavement.

Main Methods:

  • * Scoping review methodology employed.
  • * Searches conducted across eight major academic databases (e.g., PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science).
  • * Inclusion of studies on individuals experiencing bereavement and participating in various NBIs (e.g., animal-assisted therapy, therapeutic horticulture).

Main Results:

  • * Data extraction focused on NBI types, participant demographics, health outcomes, and theoretical underpinnings.
  • * Results will be presented through a narrative summary and tabular format.
  • * Identification of specific NBIs and their associated theories of change in bereavement care.

Conclusions:

  • * This review will provide a comprehensive overview of NBIs in bereavement care.
  • * It aims to inform future research and practice by clarifying the role and mechanisms of nature in grief support.
  • * Understanding the theoretical basis of NBIs can enhance their effectiveness in promoting resilience and well-being during bereavement.