Horticultural Therapy Methods
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Horticultural Therapy Methods
Connecting People and Plants in Health Care, Human Services, and Therapeutic Programs
Haller, Rebecca L.; Capra, Christine L.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
04/2025
244
Mole
9781032769622
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Chapter 1. The Framework
Rebecca L. Haller
Introduction
Shaping a Profession
Horticultural Therapy Defined
Program Settings, Types, and Goals
Understanding the People Served
Horticulture As a Therapeutic Modality
Summary
References
Chapter 2. Goals and Treatment Planning: The Process
Rebecca L. Haller
Introduction
Treatment Teams
The Process of Treatment Planning
Summary
For Further Study
Chapter 3. Activity Planning: Developing Horticultural Therapy Activities and Tasks
Pamela A. Catlin
Introduction
Horticulture As a Vehicle to Meet Wide-Ranging Goals
Activity or Task Selection to Meet Treatment Objectives
Additional Considerations for Activity Planning
Planning for Seasonality and Efficient Use of Horticultural Resources
Idea Sources for Tasks and Activities
Summary
References
Chapter 4. Cultivating Respectful Relationships in Horticultural Therapy
Jay S. Rice
Introduction
Definition and Etymology of Respect and Relationship
Applications to Horticultural Therapy Methods
Respectful Relationship with Self
Respectful Relationship with Clients
Respectful Relationship with Plants
Summary
References
Chapter 5. Working with Program Participants: Techniques for Therapists, Trainers, and Program Facilitators
Karen L. Kennedy
Rebecca L. Haller
Introduction
Facilitation and Group Leadership
The Therapeutic Use of Self
Motivation and Behavior-Management Techniques
Training
Adaptation and Modification
Summary
References
Chapter 6: Planning Horticultural Therapy Treatment Sessions
Karen L. Kennedy
Introduction
Goals and Documentation as a Basis for Sessions
Evidence-Based Practice
Therapeutic Interventions
Session Review and Evaluation
Summary
For Further Study
Chapter 7. Documentation: The Professional Process of Recording Treatment Plans, Process, and Outcomes
Sarah Sieradzki
Introduction
Purpose and Importance of Documentation
General Guidelines for Horticultural Therapy Documentation
Individualized Documentation
Group Documentation
Summary
For Further Study
Appendix I: Objectives, Activities, and Measurements
Appendix II: Activity, Task, and Session Planning Resources
Appendix III: Forms for Documentation of Horticultural Therapy Treatment
Appendix IV: Horticultural Therapy Treatment Strategies
Appendix V: Program Examples
Index
Rebecca L. Haller
Introduction
Shaping a Profession
Horticultural Therapy Defined
Program Settings, Types, and Goals
Understanding the People Served
Horticulture As a Therapeutic Modality
Summary
References
Chapter 2. Goals and Treatment Planning: The Process
Rebecca L. Haller
Introduction
Treatment Teams
The Process of Treatment Planning
Summary
For Further Study
Chapter 3. Activity Planning: Developing Horticultural Therapy Activities and Tasks
Pamela A. Catlin
Introduction
Horticulture As a Vehicle to Meet Wide-Ranging Goals
Activity or Task Selection to Meet Treatment Objectives
Additional Considerations for Activity Planning
Planning for Seasonality and Efficient Use of Horticultural Resources
Idea Sources for Tasks and Activities
Summary
References
Chapter 4. Cultivating Respectful Relationships in Horticultural Therapy
Jay S. Rice
Introduction
Definition and Etymology of Respect and Relationship
Applications to Horticultural Therapy Methods
Respectful Relationship with Self
Respectful Relationship with Clients
Respectful Relationship with Plants
Summary
References
Chapter 5. Working with Program Participants: Techniques for Therapists, Trainers, and Program Facilitators
Karen L. Kennedy
Rebecca L. Haller
Introduction
Facilitation and Group Leadership
The Therapeutic Use of Self
Motivation and Behavior-Management Techniques
Training
Adaptation and Modification
Summary
References
Chapter 6: Planning Horticultural Therapy Treatment Sessions
Karen L. Kennedy
Introduction
Goals and Documentation as a Basis for Sessions
Evidence-Based Practice
Therapeutic Interventions
Session Review and Evaluation
Summary
For Further Study
Chapter 7. Documentation: The Professional Process of Recording Treatment Plans, Process, and Outcomes
Sarah Sieradzki
Introduction
Purpose and Importance of Documentation
General Guidelines for Horticultural Therapy Documentation
Individualized Documentation
Group Documentation
Summary
For Further Study
Appendix I: Objectives, Activities, and Measurements
Appendix II: Activity, Task, and Session Planning Resources
Appendix III: Forms for Documentation of Horticultural Therapy Treatment
Appendix IV: Horticultural Therapy Treatment Strategies
Appendix V: Program Examples
Index
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Chapter 1. The Framework
Rebecca L. Haller
Introduction
Shaping a Profession
Horticultural Therapy Defined
Program Settings, Types, and Goals
Understanding the People Served
Horticulture As a Therapeutic Modality
Summary
References
Chapter 2. Goals and Treatment Planning: The Process
Rebecca L. Haller
Introduction
Treatment Teams
The Process of Treatment Planning
Summary
For Further Study
Chapter 3. Activity Planning: Developing Horticultural Therapy Activities and Tasks
Pamela A. Catlin
Introduction
Horticulture As a Vehicle to Meet Wide-Ranging Goals
Activity or Task Selection to Meet Treatment Objectives
Additional Considerations for Activity Planning
Planning for Seasonality and Efficient Use of Horticultural Resources
Idea Sources for Tasks and Activities
Summary
References
Chapter 4. Cultivating Respectful Relationships in Horticultural Therapy
Jay S. Rice
Introduction
Definition and Etymology of Respect and Relationship
Applications to Horticultural Therapy Methods
Respectful Relationship with Self
Respectful Relationship with Clients
Respectful Relationship with Plants
Summary
References
Chapter 5. Working with Program Participants: Techniques for Therapists, Trainers, and Program Facilitators
Karen L. Kennedy
Rebecca L. Haller
Introduction
Facilitation and Group Leadership
The Therapeutic Use of Self
Motivation and Behavior-Management Techniques
Training
Adaptation and Modification
Summary
References
Chapter 6: Planning Horticultural Therapy Treatment Sessions
Karen L. Kennedy
Introduction
Goals and Documentation as a Basis for Sessions
Evidence-Based Practice
Therapeutic Interventions
Session Review and Evaluation
Summary
For Further Study
Chapter 7. Documentation: The Professional Process of Recording Treatment Plans, Process, and Outcomes
Sarah Sieradzki
Introduction
Purpose and Importance of Documentation
General Guidelines for Horticultural Therapy Documentation
Individualized Documentation
Group Documentation
Summary
For Further Study
Appendix I: Objectives, Activities, and Measurements
Appendix II: Activity, Task, and Session Planning Resources
Appendix III: Forms for Documentation of Horticultural Therapy Treatment
Appendix IV: Horticultural Therapy Treatment Strategies
Appendix V: Program Examples
Index
Rebecca L. Haller
Introduction
Shaping a Profession
Horticultural Therapy Defined
Program Settings, Types, and Goals
Understanding the People Served
Horticulture As a Therapeutic Modality
Summary
References
Chapter 2. Goals and Treatment Planning: The Process
Rebecca L. Haller
Introduction
Treatment Teams
The Process of Treatment Planning
Summary
For Further Study
Chapter 3. Activity Planning: Developing Horticultural Therapy Activities and Tasks
Pamela A. Catlin
Introduction
Horticulture As a Vehicle to Meet Wide-Ranging Goals
Activity or Task Selection to Meet Treatment Objectives
Additional Considerations for Activity Planning
Planning for Seasonality and Efficient Use of Horticultural Resources
Idea Sources for Tasks and Activities
Summary
References
Chapter 4. Cultivating Respectful Relationships in Horticultural Therapy
Jay S. Rice
Introduction
Definition and Etymology of Respect and Relationship
Applications to Horticultural Therapy Methods
Respectful Relationship with Self
Respectful Relationship with Clients
Respectful Relationship with Plants
Summary
References
Chapter 5. Working with Program Participants: Techniques for Therapists, Trainers, and Program Facilitators
Karen L. Kennedy
Rebecca L. Haller
Introduction
Facilitation and Group Leadership
The Therapeutic Use of Self
Motivation and Behavior-Management Techniques
Training
Adaptation and Modification
Summary
References
Chapter 6: Planning Horticultural Therapy Treatment Sessions
Karen L. Kennedy
Introduction
Goals and Documentation as a Basis for Sessions
Evidence-Based Practice
Therapeutic Interventions
Session Review and Evaluation
Summary
For Further Study
Chapter 7. Documentation: The Professional Process of Recording Treatment Plans, Process, and Outcomes
Sarah Sieradzki
Introduction
Purpose and Importance of Documentation
General Guidelines for Horticultural Therapy Documentation
Individualized Documentation
Group Documentation
Summary
For Further Study
Appendix I: Objectives, Activities, and Measurements
Appendix II: Activity, Task, and Session Planning Resources
Appendix III: Forms for Documentation of Horticultural Therapy Treatment
Appendix IV: Horticultural Therapy Treatment Strategies
Appendix V: Program Examples
Index
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