May 28th, 2018
Therapeutic Horticulture
Most of us can attest to the positive effects that nature in general and Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden, in particular, has on our minds, bodies, and souls. The Therapeutic Horticulture […]
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About Meagan Casey
Meagan Casey is a graduate student at Virginia Commonwealth University pursuing a Master of Social Work. She may not be a green thumb (yet), but Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden has revived her love for the healing power of nature. Meagan will carry these lessons forward as a Social Work clinician.
Mar 4th, 2018
Therapeutic Horticulture: Soothing the Heart, Mind & Soul
Social workers are unique: we operate from the knowledge that a person’s overall well-being depends greatly on the conditions of his or her environment. The impact of nature and experiences […]
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