XV International People Plant Symposium and II International Symposium on Horticultural Therapies: the Role of Horticulture in Human Well-being and Social Development

Appropriate horticultural therapy task setting considering patient's self-efficacy and personality: modeling the therapist's perspective on elderly patients with dementia

Horticultural therapy program in Kerala improves the emotional intelligence of school going children with autism spectrum disorder

Assistive garden structures for children with locomotor disabilities to implement horticultural therapy

Biophilia and Qi experience in horticultural therapy

Therapeutic gardening: a community-led, community-wide approach

More than just a gardening program - using horticultural therapy and mindfulness practice to promote health and connection for incarcerated individuals and those preparing to re-enter their communities

State and regional horticultural therapy and therapeutic horticulture networks in North America

Virtual therapeutic horticulture - a social wellness program for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities

Horticulture for health framework

Studies regarding the influence of therapeutic horticulture on the human-nature relationship and the increase of well-being

The effects of horticultural therapy on at-risk youth

Designing a program to build, support and harvest a smart aeroponic vertical indoor garden (SAVInG) with students with disabilities at a special education school

Collaboration is the key to expanding health and life quality through horticulture

Green healing: helping others helping ourselves

The effect of reproducing two-dimensional photographs of flower arrangements in three dimensions on prefrontal blood flow in elderly patients with dementia

Gardening programs based on METs and HR values are needed to prevent dementia in elderly people requiring support

Exploring the relationship between landscape features and brain activation using vision AI

Using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) technology to analyze the benefit of horticultural activities

Multi-state extension publication series highlights benefits of consumer horticulture to society and provides basis for further education efforts

The National Initiative for Consumer Horticulture and the role it plays in human well-being

Extension master gardener volunteers contributing to community health and well-being

Application of horticultural therapists' expertise to lectures for dementia prevention: a case report of a dementia prevention course held by a local women's group in Japan

Reporting wellness benefits of horticulture volunteer programs

Promoting horticultural therapy employment: 
a workshop

Advancing a contemporary horticultural therapy practice model

Horticultural therapy education in the United States

Changes in horticultural therapy education in Japan: possibility of recurrent education after Covid-19

Current status of the qualification system and education of horticultural therapy in South Korea

Horticultural therapy professionalism and educational programs development in Hong Kong and China

Pivot or paradigm shift? COVID-19 impact on extension master gardener training and outreach

Creating a more powerful framework for research, teaching, and health promotion: an eco-biopsychosocial model

Therapeutic landscape design for leisure farms: 
a framework for evidence-based design

The active methods of community farm: how self-confidence and a sense of trust is built by the community farm activities in Japan

Healthy urban neighborhoods: exploring the well-being benefits of green citizen initiatives