Education is a cornerstone of AIH, and we proudly support those offering valuable learning opportunities across the horticulture industry.
Our partner, Therapeutic Horticulture Australia (THA), offers a range of insightful webinars exploring the connection between people, plants, and place.
Here are three standout sessions now available on their website.
Natures Impact on the Brain – The Science behind Therapeutic Horticulture – Part 1
What’s going on in your brain when you’re gardening? Plenty! This engaging webinar unpacks the brain’s response to nature and gardening—key to understanding client behaviours in TH/HT. No science background needed. Join psychologist Phillip Hartin and landscape architect Leigh McGaghey for insights, examples, and a live virtual activity exploring your own neurological responses.
Natures Impact on the Brain – The Science behind Therapeutic Horticulture – Part 2
Building on the previous session, psychologist Phillip Hartin and landscape architect Leigh McGaghey explore how the spaces we use for TH/HT shape participant mood and engagement. Learn practical ways to “set the stage,” including trauma-informed approaches in space design No prior webinar attendance needed to gain valuable insights.
Gardening for Growth: Delivering Therapeutic Horticulture through the NDIS
Discover how to offer therapeutic horticulture through the NDIS in this practical webinar. Cath Manuel (Soil to Supper) explains the full process—from referrals to garden sessions—alongside insights from Tanya Bearup and Patrick Wain on both private and not-for-profit delivery. Ideal for practitioners, providers, and support workers alike.
Click below to explore their full range of webinars.
