


- Description
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Root in Natureβ’ strengthens human health by connecting people with plants and nature through therapeutic horticulture, while serving as a training hub and professional growth platform for practitioners in the field.
We offer in-person therapeutic horticulture services in Ottawa and virtual therapy world-wide, along with a growing suite of online courses and a robust international practitioner network called GrowTH: Grow Therapeutic Horticulture.
- Number of employees
- 2 - 10 employees
- Year established
- 2021
- Company website
- https://www.rootinnature.ca/
- Categories
- Branding & style guides Advertising Sales strategy Marketing strategy Social media marketing
- Industries
- Hospital, health, wellness & medical
- Representation
- Women-Owned
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Recent projects
Horticultural Therapy Benefits Research Alignment
Root in Nature Inc. aims to enhance the credibility and accessibility of information on the benefits of horticultural therapy. The project involves researching and validating the benefits listed on their website by matching them with existing research papers and articles. This task will help ensure that the information provided is accurate and supported by scientific evidence. The project will require learners to delve into academic databases, identify relevant studies, and summarize findings that align with the benefits mentioned on the website. By doing so, learners will apply their research skills and knowledge of horticultural therapy, contributing to the company's mission of promoting therapeutic gardening practices.
Enhancing Accessibility and Credibility in Horticultural Therapy Research
Root in Nature Inc. aims to enhance the credibility and accessibility of information on the benefits of horticultural therapy. This project involves entering research data from a database spreadsheet into the website, ensuring accuracy, proper categorization, and consistency in tagging. Participants will also compile and organize the work of Dr. Paula Diane Relf, a key figure in horticultural therapy, creating a valuable resource on her contributions to the field. Additionally, participants will develop a structured plan to promote the research database to relevant associations and organizations. To keep this aspect manageable, learners will be provided with clear guidelines and resources to support their outreach efforts. This project offers hands-on experience in data management, research validation, and strategic communication while ensuring that evidence-based horticultural therapy resources are widely accessible.
Integrating 'Emotional Resilience and Action in a Changing Climate' Course
Root in Nature Inc. is expanding its educational offerings by introducing a new virtual, self-paced course titled 'Emotional Resilience and Action in a Changing Climate.' This course marks a significant shift from the company's traditional focus on therapeutic horticulture to addressing broader environmental and emotional well-being issues. The project aims to strategically and thoughtfully integrate this new course into the existing suite of courses, ensuring a seamless transition and effective marketing to the new target audience. The team will analyze the current course structure, identify integration points, and develop a comprehensive plan to incorporate the new course. This includes aligning the new course with the company's brand, creating promotional materials, and ensuring the course is accessible and engaging for learners.
Horticultural Therapy Benefits Research Alignment
Root in Nature Inc. aims to enhance the credibility and accessibility of information on the benefits of horticultural therapy. The project involves researching and validating the benefits listed on their website by matching them with existing research papers and articles. This task will help ensure that the information provided is accurate and supported by scientific evidence. The project will require learners to delve into academic databases, identify relevant studies, and summarize findings that align with the benefits mentioned on the website. By doing so, learners will apply their research skills and knowledge of horticultural therapy, contributing to the company's mission of promoting therapeutic gardening practices.
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