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If you connect people with plants --or would like to! -- join us!
Whether you are a veteran horticultural therapist; a healthcare or wellness professional interested in using plants and nature to improve patient outcomes; an educator with a school garden; a student of horticulture, social sciences, or healthcare; or a career-changer who'd like to make a difference in your community and beyond. If you connect people with plants (or would like to), the Carolinas Horticultural Therapy Network is for you!
Your membership supports an organization working to support practitioners of horticultural therapy, therapeutic horticulture, and other nature-based wellness practices. Your annual membership benefits include educational/ professional development programs , social and networking events, and discounted registration to CHTN's annual meeting and conference.
Annual memberships, regardless of join date, renew July 1 each year.
We welcome all to join CHTN
2023-2024 memberships are available for both individuals and businesses or organizations.
To join or or to renew your membership, please complete this year's Membership Application
CHTN is a not-for-profit 501(c)(6) organization. Membership fees may be tax deductible as a trade or business expense.
If you have specific questions about payment, please reach out to CHTN.treasurer@gmail.com
Support chtn's work and the field of HT/TH
Thank you for your commitment to the professional development of horticultural therapists and therapeutic horticulture practitioners!
Your contribution supports CHTN's efforts to create fertile grounds for growth and the cultivation of our community of practice.
CHTN is a not-for-profit 501(c)(6) organization. Contributions to section 501(c)(6) organizations are not deductible as charitable contributions on the donor's federal income tax return. Contributions may be tax deductible as a trade or business expense.
If you have specific questions about payment, please reach out to CHTN.treasurer@gmail.com
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