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This course explores how and why horticultural therapy is effective across a spectrum of programs and populations, with an emphasis on physical, cognitive, and psychosocial development. It describes and demonstrates techniques to communicate effectively, lead groups, and encourage constructive change in HT program participants.
HORT 270 (Fundamentals of Horticultural Therapy)
3033880500 | rhaller@htinstitute.org
Rebecca Haller is registered as a Master Horticultural Therapist (HTM), member of American Horticultural Therapy Association (AHTA), Immediate Past-President AHTA (1997-2000), President AHTA 1994-1996, Board of Directors AHTA 1986-1991.