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Common Elements of Effective Outdoor Health Modalities Within an Evolving Bio–Psycho–Socio–Cultural–Eco Model: A Narrative Review
A growing body Outdoor health of interdisciplinary research highlights the positive impact of nature contact on human health, wellbeing, and healing. Therapeutic approaches such as adventure therapy Adventure therapy , bush adventure therapy, ecotherapy, forest therapy (shinrin-yoku), animal-assiste
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