“…Such interventions may also improve older adults' mental health, as higher levels of gerotranscendence has been associated with a greater degree of well-being, purpose in life, and life satisfaction and with lower levels of depression, anxiety, and fear of death (Braam et al, 2006(Braam et al, , 2016George & Dixon, 2018;Raeesi Dehkordi et al, 2020;Wang, 2011;Wang et al, 2015). Tornstam (2005) identified some exercises that may promote higher levels of gerotranscendence, while additional authors (e.g., Rajani and Jawaid, 2015a) proposed other relevant interventions. However, the literature lacks a structured review of the existing evidence on gerotranscendence interventions and, thus, remains unclear on the characteristics of effective interventions, such as the way they are executed, the way gerotranscendence is addressed, and the associated outcomes.…”