Here is an article at RT Wise Owl for their one-day evidenced-based research conference regarding how horticulture programs can promote engagement for older adults with dementia:
https://rtwiseowls.files.wordpress.com/2015/08/the-use-of-horticulture-based-programs-to-promote-engagement-for-older-adults-with-dementia_research-summary_final.pdf
thank you RT Wise Owl.
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