GOOD to GROW
On Site - In Person - Virtual Sessions
Therapeutic Horticulture is a practice that uses plants, horticultural activities, and the garden landscape to promote well-being for its participants. There is growing research on the physical, mental & emotional health benefits of engaging people in garden and nature activities.
Who We Help
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Everyone!
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Seniors
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Autism, Learning disabilities, ADD, ADHD
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Alzheimer’s Disease/other Dementias
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End of life, palliative care
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Developmental or physical disabilities
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Mental Health, mental illnesses, anxiety, stress, depression, PTSD
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Veterans
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Cancer or other illnesses
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Chronic pain
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Corrections
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Addictions
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Loss, death, grief, divorce
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Fears and phobias
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Sleep disorders and sleep problems
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LGBTQ+ community
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TBI, Brain injury/strokes
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Why It Works
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Reduces stress & anxiety
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Supports cardiovascular health
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Protects and preserves mental health
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Boosts the absorption and retention of Vitamin D
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Increases social connections
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Helps to maintain a sense of purpose and worth
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Aids in the development of positive coping strategies
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Where it takes place
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Long-term care homes
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Retirement homes
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Community gardens
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Schools
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Community centers
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Private homes
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Hospice
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Assisted living facilities
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Correctional facilities, halfway houses
How We Teach
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In-Person
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On Site
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Online
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Sessions are available for individuals or groups:
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Costs range from $35 - $85 per person
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Group and package discounts available
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Additional travel charges may apply for onsite work