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In Person or Online
Online
Intermediate Level: How Can Therapeutic Horticulture (TH) Support Mental Health?
This Intermediate Level session explores how Therapeutic Horticulture can play a meaningful role in supporting mental health and recovery. Build on your existing knowledge as you delve deeper into the principles, benefits, and practical methods of TH in mental health contexts.
What will you learn?
- Discover the mental health benefits of gardening activities and connection with nature
- Understand the spectrum of nature‑based support, from general wellbeing activities to specialist TH interventions
- Learn the theory and practical approaches behind adaptive gardening techniques that aid mental health recovery, including effective communication and relationship‑building strategies
How is it delivered?
- Live online training led by experienced Trellis practitioners
- Interactive learning, including slides, breakout activities, quizzes, video clips, Q&A, and group discussions
- Access to downloadable course notes and curated Trellis online resources
Who should attend?
Ideal for anyone interested or involved in gardening for health or nature‑connection activities, including:
Health Professionals
- Nurses, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, link workers, and those exploring Green Health approaches
Care Sector Staff
- Managers, care workers, activity coordinators
Education Professionals
- Teachers, classroom assistants, and those supporting Additional or Special Educational Needs
Community & Specialist Support Organisations
- Teams working in mental health, dementia support, homelessness, cancer support, welfare support, and similar services
These sessions cost £55 each and a Trellis Membership 20% discount per session can be applied.