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“Horticulture Therapy”: What are the Impacts of Gardens on Children with Behavioral Disorders?

“Horticulture Therapy”: What are the Impacts of Gardens on Children with Behavioral Disorders?. Slow Food USA. Study 1: Garden Therapy & Special Needs Populations. Study 1: Garden Therapy & Special Needs Populations. Horticulture: Meeting the Needs of Special Populations

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“Horticulture Therapy”: What are the Impacts of Gardens on Children with Behavioral Disorders?

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  1. “Horticulture Therapy”: What are the Impacts of Gardens on Children with Behavioral Disorders? Slow Food USA

  2. Study 1: Garden Therapy & Special Needs Populations

  3. Study 1: Garden Therapy & Special Needs Populations • Horticulture: Meeting the Needs of Special Populations • by Diane Relf, Sheri Dorn (1995)

  4. Study 2: Garden Therapy with Special Education Adolescents

  5. Study 2: Garden Therapy with Special Education Adolescents • Horticultural Training for Adolescent Special Education Students • by Douglas L. Airhart, Thomas Willis, and Pamela Westrick (1987)

  6. Study 3: Garden Therapy for Children with Behavioral Disorders

  7. Study 3: Garden Therapy for Children with Behavioral Disorders • Gardening as therapy for children with behavioral disorders • by Marilyn McGinnis (1989)

  8. “Horticulture Therapy”: What are the Impacts of Gardens on Children with Behavioral Disorders?

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