Regular Doses of Nature: The Efficacy of Green Exercise Interventions for Mental Wellbeing.

Published
March 04, 2020
Journal
International journal of environmental research and public health
PICOID
cf8a76cb
DOI
Citations
44
Keywords
environment, green exercise, health, interventions, mental wellbeing
Copyright
Patients/Population/Participants

pooling data collected at the start and end of participants' engagement with a range of GE interventions

Intervention

medium-term Green Exercise (GE; being physically active within a natural environment) interventions

Comparison

participants reporting 'average to high' wellbeing at the start of their project, participants with 'low' starting wellbeing, age groups

Outcome

improving wellbeing

Abstract

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This study investigated the efficacy of medium-term Green Exercise (GE; being physically active within a natural environment) interventions for improving wellbeing, by pooling data collected at the start and end of participants' engagement with a range of GE interventions. Hypotheses were that (i) interventions would show good efficacy for improving wellbeing in the overall sample; (ii) compared to participants reporting 'average to high' wellbeing at the start of their project, participants with 'low' starting wellbeing would report greater improvements post-intervention; and (iii) improvements would significantly differ between age groups. The pooled dataset was categorized in line with UK norms (

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