A 72-year-old patient presents at a rural health clinic and reports the death of their spouse > 2 years ago. The patient reports having

A 72-year-old patient presents at a rural health clinic and reports the death of their spouse > 2 years ago. The patient reports having difficulty thinking of anything other than their former spouse. The patient often feels very angry, lonely, and numb. Life frequently feels meaningless, and the patient is having difficulty participating in their prior activities. These symptoms have been present every day since this death. However, the patient still attends a Protestant Christian church and finds some comfort in speaking with the local minister after church services. The patient enjoys talking with others directly but does not like using Internet-based technologies to communicate. The patient does not own a computer due to their limited financial resources. The nurse practitioner would like to refer the patient for an evidence-based treatment for the suspected diagnosis. However, there is a lack of mental health clinicians in the area. The patient will allow the nurse practitioner to call personal contacts if needed. Which of the following interventions would be the best intervention given these circumstances? Contacting the local minister regarding grief counseling services Having the office nurse call the patient once a week for support Offering some pamphlets on anxiety, depression.