Note: the following article was originally written in French, and can be viewed in French here. “What am I?” answers Andreas Niepel when I ask him to introduce himself and describe…
Note: the following article was originally written in Spanish, and can be viewed in Spanish here. Since I began my journey in horticultural therapy in 2010, I have been discovering…
The breadth and depth of horticultural therapy is impressive. Horticultural therapy interventions are increasingly being utilized as supportive and holistic approaches within other therapeutic disciplines to achieve rehabilitative, intellectual, psychosocial,…
Note: the following article was originally written in French, and can be viewed in French here. A year ago, I had the pleasure to meet Anne-Françoise Pirson at the annual meeting…
By Daniela Silva-Rodriguez Bonazzi & Alexandra Febles Note: A Spanish version of this blog is available here. “In the garden we cultivate your tranquility, we make your senses bloom” Daniela Silva-Rodriguez…
As horticultural therapists, we are constantly searching for creative ways and methods to assimilate nature into our programming. We have all witnessed, firsthand positive therapeutic outcomes facilitated by the engagement with…
Note: the following article was originally written in French, and can be viewed in French here. Let’s explore horticultural therapy in Austria in the company of three women at the…
A Re-cap of the AHTA 2022 Conference On September 8-10, in Kansas City, Missouri the 2022 annual AHTA conference took place…in person. There were the usual challenges of attending a…
By Siang Yu Tham Note: A Spanish version of this blog is available here. Horticultural therapy is being increasingly offered as a psychosocial intervention designed to meet the needs of…
Caring for the Land & People Isabelle Boucq is a French native, a clinical psychologist, published author and former student at the Horticultural Therapy Institute. From 2009-2012, Isabelle was…