Unique Types Of Therapy You May Not Know About
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Julia Austin
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Horticulture therapy
Horticulture therapy combines a bit of play therapy and wilderness therapy as it involves a recreational activity, outdoors, bringing in those soothing effects of nature. But the effects cannot take place when one simply gardens alone. Trained horticulture therapists engage patients in plant- and gardening-related activities aimed at a specific healing goal. It’s used to treat both physical conditions, as well as anxiety, depression, and social disorders.
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