This course is a virtual, Zoom-based contact hours course designed for individuals seeking to build core skills and a strong foundation in horticultural therapy practice. Participants will be introduced to the therapeutic process, including foundational approaches to assessment, goal setting, program planning, facilitation, adaptation for group and one-to-one contexts, evaluation, and documentation. Whether you are new to horticultural therapy or looking to strengthen your practice framework, this course offers practical, transferable skills applicable across clinical, community, and wellness settings.
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2026
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Annette Yunick
Therapeutic Recreation Manager
Bianca delivered an exceptional professional development session titled Nature as a Modality – Bringing Horticultural Therapy into Recreation and Therapeutic Practice for Alberta Health Services south zone Therapeutic Recreation staff. Her engaging presentation style, deep knowledge, and evident passion for horticultural therapy made this one of the most enjoyable and impactful learning experiences I've attended. I highly recommend her expertise for integration into health care settings.
Carly Deal
Tillicum Lelum Aboriginal Health Center,
Youth Counsellor
"Bianca is full of invaluable knowledge and was incredibly engaging with the youth in our eco-therapy group. Her passion, insight, and personality are infectious and I hope to work alongside her again."
ADRIANA ELIAS, MENTAL HEALTH STRATEGIST, VIU THRIVE
Bianca’s professional skills in designing, promoting and delivering horticultural programs are outstanding. Whenever I request her services, she listens to my needs and tailors the sessions, considering many factors such as the audience, budget, supplies, type of venue, weather, etc. Every time, Bianca exceeded my expectations.
anonymous client
I'm grieving the loss of my husband, and I'm grieving the process of aging, so at this point - life is about waiting for the next blossom."