Research Resources

One of the best ways to tap into HT research resources is to get involved in the Research Networking Group, a strategic working group of the American Horticultural Therapy Association. The Group’s objective is to promote collaborative research in horticultural therapy among researchers, practitioners and allied health professionals.
Currently, the Research Networking Group is compiling profiles of interested university researchers and practitioners. It is also establishing an electronic mailing list where members can discuss ideas and issues in horticultural therapy research. To join the discussion group, email Jack Carman at jpcarman1@comcast.net.

As the members of the Group develop collaborative research projects, summaries of the projects will be posted on this site. We will also provide here links to any such projects that are published in the Journal of Therapeutic Horticulture.

We will also post here information about other research resources, as well as links to AHTA-sponsored events that promote HT research.