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The AHTA promotes the practice of horticultural therapy as a vital therapeutic modality. Visit us at www.ahta.org.

A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the AHTA is dedicated to promoting the practice of horticultural therapy within the highly varied arena of human services offerings. AHTA is the only US-based organization dedicated to the promotion and development of horticultural therapy as an accepted therapeutic modality and as a specialized professional discipline. More than 800 individuals and organizations across the US, Canada, Japan, and beyond, are currently members.

11/18/2025

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Are you ready to grow your horticultural therapy practice? Join Bianca van der Stoel, HTR for a practical, experience-based session on how to market your skills, identify your ideal work environment, and confidently pursue HT contracts that align with your passion and expertise.
In this engaging webinar, participants will learn how to:
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Bianca is a CHTA Registered Horticultural Therapist and Recreation Therapist based in Nanaimo, BC. She brings years of experience practicing on the unceded Coast Salish territories, specializing in clinical HT with students, older adults, and individuals with diverse abilities. Her work blends evidence-based HT practices with a love of growing unique herbs, therapeutic garden design, and community connection.
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09/26/2025

Cultivate new ideas, deepen your roots, and find your people. The American Horticultural Therapy Association’s Annual Conference is where it all begins. https://www.ahta.org/conference

09/25/2025

Why Join AHTA?
The American Horticultural Therapy Association is the leading U.S. organization dedicated to advancing and promoting the practice of horticulture as therapy. The AHTA membership is comprised of individuals who are passionate about the unique benefits of horticultural therapy as a therapeutic modality. Members are committed to the growth of the profession. Find out more and join at https://www.ahta.org/membership

09/24/2025

This is more than a conference—it’s where plant people bloom together. Register today and grow with the American Horticultural Therapy Association community! https://www.ahta.org/conference

09/23/2025

AHTA is happy to announce the election results for the New AHTA Board of Directors voted in by the AHTA membership.

Thank you all for your dedication to serving on The AHTA Board with this term beginning in October 2025! Thank you to all the members who took the time to vote!

09/22/2025

Gather with the community that believes in the healing power of nature. Come grow with us at the American Horticultural Therapy Association Annual Conference! https://ahta.memberclicks.net/2025-annual-conference-registration

09/19/2025

Cultivate new ideas, deepen your roots, and find your people. The American Horticultural Therapy Association’s Annual Conference is where it all begins. https://www.ahta.org/conference

09/18/2025

🎋🌍 Happy World Bamboo Day! Today we celebrate one of the most versatile and sustainable plants in the world, bamboo. From building materials to everyday household items, bamboo has countless uses that support both people and the planet. It can be transformed into flooring, furniture, paper, textiles, and even utensils. In gardens, bamboo creates natural privacy screens and provides habitats for wildlife. Its shoots are also edible and enjoyed in many cuisines worldwide.

Bamboo grows quickly, making it a renewable resource that helps combat deforestation. It also absorbs carbon dioxide and produces oxygen at a higher rate than many other plants, contributing to cleaner air. Beyond its practical uses, bamboo carries symbolic meaning in many cultures, representing resilience, flexibility, and strength.

Today, take a moment to appreciate bamboo, whether in your garden, your home, or simply as inspiration from nature’s incredible design. 🌿💚

09/17/2025

Ready to grow your skills and your community? The American Horticultural Therapy Association’s Annual Conference is where nature lovers, healers, and innovators come together—don’t miss it! https://www.ahta.org/conference

09/16/2025

Happy Collect Rocks Day! 🪨✨ Rock collecting is more than just a hobby; it can be a mindful way to connect with nature and find simple joy outdoors. Here are some meaningful ways to celebrate:
- Take a mindful walk and notice the different shapes, colors, and textures of rocks you find.
- Paint rocks with uplifting words or images to brighten someone’s day.
- Skip rocks across a pond or river for an easy, soothing way to relax and feel present.
- Start a collection and label each rock with the place you discovered it, turning your walk into a memory journal.
- Create a rock garden or use smooth stones as markers for plants in your garden.

Whether collecting, painting, or simply holding a smooth stone in your hand, rocks remind us to slow down and appreciate life’s grounding moments. 🌿✨
Today is also International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer. 🌍

09/15/2025

Gather with the community that believes in the healing power of nature. Come grow with us at the American Horticultural Therapy Association Annual Conference! https://www.ahta.org/conference

09/12/2025

Cultivate new ideas, deepen your roots, and find your people. The American Horticultural Therapy Association’s Annual Conference is where it all begins. https://www.ahta.org/conference

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