Tuesday 23rd June 2026 | 7:00 – 8:30pm Professional Development Workshop

$90.00

Full and Associate Members – $45.00
Non MembersĀ  – $90.00

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Storytelling in Therapeutic Horticulture: Tools for Reflection, Evaluation, and Connection.

Join us for an engaging and practical professional development webinar to explore how storytelling can benefit your work, and your everyday lives.

This webinar will be drawn from the experiences of the Nature Connection Storytelling Project team at the University of Tasmania. Together we will explore some of the stories shared to the Nature Connection Storytelling Project and reflect on our own experiences of spending time in nature, through guided exercises.

The webinar will be interactive. These sessions will introduce practical approaches and facilitation skills for eliciting and working with stories in diverse settings. We will explore how storytelling can be applied in Therapeutic Horticulture for evaluation and feedback, including when working with people of different abilities, such as people living with dementia.

Whether you are a practitioner, researcher, or facilitator, this webinar offers valuable insights and hands-on techniques to integrate storytelling into your work, to deepen connections with nature and with others.

Speakers:

Speaker 1:Ā Ā Kanchana WisetĀ is a Postdoctoral Research FellowĀ with the Nature Connection Project at the University of Tasmania. She is a human geographer specialising in stakeholder engagement, community forestry, climate change and social safeguards, forest governance, tenure rights, gender, FPIC, and human–nature connections. She has experience delivering capacity development programs and community workshops across Southeast Asia. In her free time, she enjoys exploring nature, bushwalking, gardening, and watching the sunset at the beach.

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Speaker 2:Ā Dr Pauline Marsh leads the Venture Out Living Lab research team at the Wicking Dementia Research and Education Centre at the University of Tasmania. The Venture Out team alongside people living with dementia and community green space custodians to create dementia-inclusive nature hubs. They aim to keep people living with dementia and their care-partners connected to nature to help people to live well and enjoy the outdoors.

Event Details

Storytelling in Therapeutic Horticulture: Tools for Reflection, Evaluation, and Connection.

Join us for an engaging and practical professional development webinar to explore how storytelling can benefit your work, and your everyday lives.

This webinar will be drawn from the experiences of the Nature Connection Storytelling Project team at the University of Tasmania. Together we will explore some of the stories shared to the Nature Connection Storytelling Project and reflect on our own experiences of spending time in nature, through guided exercises.

The webinar will be interactive. These sessions will introduce practical approaches and facilitation skills for eliciting and working with stories in diverse settings. We will explore how storytelling can be applied in Therapeutic Horticulture for evaluation and feedback, including when working with people of different abilities, such as people living with dementia.

Whether you are a practitioner, researcher, or facilitator, this webinar offers valuable insights and hands-on techniques to integrate storytelling into your work, to deepen connections with nature and with others.

Date: June 23, 2026

Start time: 19:00 AEST

End time: 20:30 AEST

Venue: Online/ Webinar

Email: contact@tha.org.au

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