Katherine Hall , Christopher Barnes , Lucy Duggan , Samantha Walton , Paul Moran , Katrina Turner , Jonathan Evans
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The applicability of nature-based interventions to support mothers’ postnatal wellbeing: A conceptual review
Nature-based interventions represent promising candidates for supporting mothers and infants in the postnatal period, which is a vulnerable time for mothers to experience mental health difficulties. Possible mechanisms by which nature-based interventions may support postnatal health include those of a biological/physiological nature (for example natural light optimising circadian rhythm, improving microbiome health, providing opportunities for physical activity), relational/social pathways, and cognitive and creative pathways. A conceptual understanding of these possible mechanisms will aid the design and evaluation of postnatal nature-based interventions.
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