Welcome to the American Horticultural Therapy AssociationEstablished in 1973, the American Horticultural Therapy Association (AHTA) is the only national US organization advocating for the development of the horticultural therapy profession and the practice of horticulture as therapy for human well-being. AHTA supports the professional development, education, and expertise of horticultural therapy practitioners. Individuals and organizations located across the US and beyond are members. We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit membership-driven organization with the mission to promote and advance the profession of horticultural therapy as a therapeutic and rehabilitative modality. Learn More about Horticultural Therapy and AHTAAHTA MembershipMake a difference and help advance the profession of horticultural therapy by joining AHTA. Your membership will help support our mission to educate others about horticultural therapy, ensuring greater public awareness and access. Membership keeps you informed about the latest horticultural therapy news, gives you access to outstanding educational and networking opportunities, and more! Join TodayAHTA News
View All AHTA NewsHorticultural Therapy DefinedHorticultural therapy is the participation in horticultural activities facilitated by a registered horticultural therapist to achieve specific goals within an established treatment, rehabilitation, or vocational plan. It is an active process that occurs in the context of an established treatment plan where the process itself is considered the therapeutic activity rather than the end product. Read MoreView our current AHTA Journal of Therapeutic Horticulture. Information about ordering electronic issues is available on the Publications page. If you're an AHTA member, you can access all previous issues. Want to be an author? Learn how to submit an article to the Journal
View AHTA JournalsDownload the AHTA BrochureThe AHTA Board hopes that this brochure will help promote AHTA and the field of horticultural therapy by providing information to future members and the general public as well as potential sponsors and supporters of our profession.
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