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AN ACTIVITY LAYOUT TEMPLATE AS A TOOL FOR DESIGNING AND IMPLEMENTING HORTICULTURAL THERAPY ACTIVITIES

Article number

954_15

Pages

133 – 137

Language

English

Abstract

In practice, it is useful to have a range of activities that can be adapted to client groups of varying abilities.
This paper outlines the process for developing an interactive workshop demonstrating and practicing the use and application of an activity layout template to design and/or modify an activity.

Publication

X International People-Plant Symposium on Digging Deeper: Approaches to Research in Horticultural Therapy and Therapeutic Horticulture

Authors

S.N. Goodyear, K. MacLeod, D. Relf, S. Jarrett

Keywords

activity layout template, interactive workshop

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2012.954.15

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