Nature-Based Social Prescribing: Integrating Nature-Based Intervention

In today's fast-paced world, the connection between human well-being and nature has become more critical than ever. Nature-Based Social Prescribing (NBSP) provides an innovative and holistic approach to addressing social and environmental challenges. This handbook is designed to guide social workers in integrating nature-based interventions into their practice, fostering both individual and community well-being.. Written by author Kit Kline who is a descendant of the Wampanoag tribe and has German, Scottish and Irish ancestry. She is a registered social worker and clinical supervisor and is the founder and director of Nature Based Therapy. Kit has been employed as a counsellor and trainer for over 20 years specialising in mental health and addictions. Her experience includes working in both private and public health incorporating nature-based interventions. Kit is deeply passionate about social and environmental justice and integrating a holistic approach to the healthcare system.

Kit Kline is a descendant of the Wampanoag tribe and has German, Scottish and Irish ancestry. She is a registered social worker and clinical supervisor and is the founder and director of Nature Based Therapy. Kit has been employed as a counsellor and trainer for over 20 years specialising in mental health and addictions. Her experience includes working in both private and public health incorporating nature-based interventions. Kit is deeply passionate about social and environmental justice and integrating a holistic approach to the healthcare system.