Care-farms are increasingly utilized as a means of providing care, support, and therapy for a wide range of different populations, enabling people to cultivate social, physical, mental, and emotional well-being. This study explores the impacts of a care-farm intervention for traumatically bereaved individuals, a population at high-risk of poor physical and psychological outcomes. The study examines how a care-farming model can enable and encourage participants to cultivate healthy and sustainable lifestyles. Following their participation in a care-farming intervention, bereaved parents, siblings, and spouses described significant pivots toward healthier eating, improved sleep outcomes, and increased physical activity. Our results indicate that care-farming may have potential to influence positive changes to health and health behaviors that last beyond the intervention period.

护理农场越来越多地被用作为广泛的不同人群提供护理，支持和治疗的手段，使人们能够培养社会，身体，心理和情感上的福祉。这项研究探讨了护理农场干预对遭受精神创伤的人的影响，这些人是身体和心理结局较差的高风险人群。该研究探讨了护理农业模式如何使参与者能够养成健康和可持续的生活方式。丧亲的父母，兄弟姐妹和配偶在参加了农业干预之后，描述了朝着更健康饮食，改善睡眠结果和增加体育锻炼的重要方向发展。