Therapeutic Horticulture Course

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The Trellis Therapeutic Learning Pathway provides inspiring, engaging, and affordable learning opportunities for every stage of your career.

On this pathway the Therapeutic Horticulture Course consists of a series of half‑day, live online sessions. These sessions are ideal for anyone interested in — or already delivering — nature‑based and gardening activities that support wellbeing.

The course offers both foundation and intermediate-level knowledge for professionals and volunteers working in settings such as:

  • Health e.g. nurses, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, link workers with an interest in Green Health
  • Care e.g. managers, care staff, activity co-ordinators
  • Education e.g.  teachers, classroom assistants, those specialising in additional and Special Educational Needs support
  • Community and Specialist support groups e.g. mental health, dementia, homelessness, cancer support, welfare support

 

Therapeutic Horticulture Online Learning

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Introduction to Therapeutic Horticulture 2026-27

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Curious about Therapeutic Horticulture? Wondering what it involves, what it looks like in practice, where it takes place, and how...

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Core Characteristics of Therapeutic Horticulture Spaces 2026-27

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This Foundation Level session introduces the key practical and theoretical considerations involved in creating and using Therapeutic Horticulture (TH) spaces...

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How Can Therapeutic Horticulture Support Mental Health? 2026-27

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This Intermediate Level session explores how Therapeutic Horticulture can play a meaningful role in supporting mental health and recovery. Build...

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Adaptive Gardening for Wellbeing 2026-27

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Learn how adaptive gardening techniques can help you support your clients’ wellbeing. This foundation-level session introduces the key theories and...

Therapeutic Horticulture Online Learning Archive