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Ecotherapy and nature-based therapy integrates outdoor environments and contact with the natural world into clinical work—drawing on attention restoration theory, biophilia research, and somatic approaches. Increasingly relevant as nature deficit and screen saturation deepen together. Offline.now lists ecotherapy trained therapists for digital wellness.
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