Articles and Research
The Canadian Horticultural Therapy Association
The Canadian Horticultural Therapy Association (CHTA) serves as the national professional body supporting horticultural therapy practice in Canada. Established in 1987, it is a non-profit, volunteer-driven organization that brings together practitioners,...
The Canadian Horticultural Therapy Association
The Canadian Horticultural Therapy Association (CHTA) serves as the national professional body supporting horticultural therapy practice in Canada. Established in 1987, it is a non-profit, volunteer-driven organization that brings together practitioners,...
Gardening and Time in Nature for Children and Y...
Time in nature, gardening, and therapeutic horticulture are increasingly recognized as powerful supports for children’s mental health, behavior, and overall well‑being. Research suggests that regular contact with green spaces and...
Gardening and Time in Nature for Children and Y...
Time in nature, gardening, and therapeutic horticulture are increasingly recognized as powerful supports for children’s mental health, behavior, and overall well‑being. Research suggests that regular contact with green spaces and...
Case Studies: Example Horticultural Therapy Pro...
Across Ontario, several organizations are using horticultural therapy, therapeutic gardening, and green‑care models to support mental health, well‑being, and social connection. Below are strong examples you can use as inspiration for your...
Case Studies: Example Horticultural Therapy Pro...
Across Ontario, several organizations are using horticultural therapy, therapeutic gardening, and green‑care models to support mental health, well‑being, and social connection. Below are strong examples you can use as inspiration for your...
Horticultural Therapy: What the Research Shows
Horticultural therapy is gaining recognition as an evidence‑informed approach to supporting mental health and overall well‑being. Research suggests that structured plant‑based activities may help reduce anxiety, depression, and stress while...
Horticultural Therapy: What the Research Shows
Horticultural therapy is gaining recognition as an evidence‑informed approach to supporting mental health and overall well‑being. Research suggests that structured plant‑based activities may help reduce anxiety, depression, and stress while...