WORKSHOPS

All workshops are in-person events only

Saturday 18th May, RACV Noosa | 9.00 - 4.00pm

Looking to start your journey in therapeutic horticulture? Take advantage of being in a connected and networking environment at the conference and join our 1-day workshop as the perfect place to begin. Join us as we explore the background and different types of therapeutic horticulture practices, and provide guidance and advice to help you start incorporating this approach into your service offerings.

Our expert instructors will share their knowledge and experience, offering practical advice and insights to help you get started with therapeutic horticulture. You will have the opportunity to learn from industry leaders, network with fellow enthusiasts, and gain the skills and knowledge you need to make a meaningful impact in your community.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to explore the many benefits of therapeutic horticulture and learn how you can use this powerful approach to improve the lives of those around you. Join us for this transformative workshop and take the first step in your therapeutic horticulture journey.

Member Delegate:  $170
Non Member Delegate: $225
Register via the registration process

9.00 am - 12.00pm 

Bridging Nature and Well-Being: A Holistic Approach to Designing Therapeutic Landscapes | Tara Graham-Cochrane

This workshop illuminates a holistic approach to crafting therapeutic landscapes, delving into sensory-rich elements, biodiversity, and accessibility. Gain practical insights for creating spaces that foster relaxation, stress reduction, and mental resilience, revolutionizing landscape architecture.

and/or

12.50pm - 2.20pm

Writing a therapeutic horticulture program | Cath Manuel

2.30pm - 4.00pm

"We’ve gotta get back to the garden*; an exploration in Creativity, Contemplation & Nature Connection for Therapeutic Horticulture - Part 2 | Kate Coehen & Kerryn Coombs-Valeontis

The practical, second part of the session with Therapeutic Garden Designer & Ecotherapist Kate Coenen (Melbourne) and Art- & Ecotherapist Kerryn Coombs-Valeontis (Sydney).