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RESEARCH AND REHABILITATION: FROM PILOT TO PUBLICATION

Article number
954_3
Pages
29 – 32
Language
English
Abstract
Developing research remains a priority in the field of horticultural therapy and serves to help explore theory, describe mechanisms of influence, and evaluate programs and outcomes.
Here we explore three case studies exemplifying different approaches to evaluating people-plant interactions in a physical rehabilitation setting.
Conceptualization issues, design and methodology considerations, and recommendations for manuscript preparation are covered, mindful of concerns for the horticultural therapy practitioner.

Publication
X International People-Plant Symposium on Digging Deeper: Approaches to Research in Horticultural Therapy and Therapeutic Horticulture
Authors
M.J. Wichrowski
Keywords
horticulture, horticultural therapy, nature-based therapy, research methodology
Full text
https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2012.954.3
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