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Therapeutic Horticulture: A Growing Field
ILC Reference NO 92:60:013
Item sourced from ILC ACT database
Short Description
Publication of a study of the use of horticulture in the rehabilitation of people with disabilities (the result of a Churchhill Scholarship in 1982 in USA, Canada and England).
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More Details
Part 1 Covers rehabilitation programmes using horticulture overseas, in physical rehabilitation, psychiatry, alcohol and drug abuse, recreation for the older person, vocational training for people with intellectual and other disabilities.
Part 2 Organisations promoting the use of horticulture for people with disabilities.
Part 3 Horticulture - its application and use in rehabilitation, includes
information on tools and equipment, accessible gardens and horticultural activities.
Additional Comment
Publisher: Erica Smith
Publication Place: ACT
Year Published: 1985
Place Of Manufacture
SMITH, Erica
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