Reap the benefits of intergenerational gardening | Over the . . . Intergenerational gardening cultivates: an increased interest in gardening as the younger generation ages, builds relationships between elders and children while helping to counteract negative stereotypes, improvements in physical and mental well-being and life satisfaction in older participants,
What is the effect of intergenerational activities on the . . . This review looks at the impacts of intergenerational interventions related to the mental health and wellbeing of older people including depression, anxiety, quality of life, self‐esteem, social isolation and loneliness
The Therapeutic Garden - Psychology Today Gardening can be a powerful mental health intervention, providing a range of emotional, social, vocational, physical, and spiritual benefits Watching as seeds transform into thriving plants
Growing the Next Generation: Grandfriends and Gardens In addition to sharing and preserving cultural traditions, there are multiple benefits to intergenerational gardening, including: Opportunities to explore and develop skills such as reading, math, science, social studies, and social emotional skills (University of Illinois Extension, 2017)
Intergenerational Activities for Seniors | The Delaney at The . . . Spending time in nature benefits people of all ages, and gardening provides a hands-on opportunity for intergenerational learning Seniors can share their traditional gardening wisdom, while younger participants introduce modern techniques such as vertical gardening or hydroponics
Harvesting Connections: The Benefits of Intergenerational . . . Intergenerational gardening offers numerous benefits for older adults, particularly in terms of mental and emotional well-being Engaging in gardening activities can help reduce feelings of isolation and loneliness, which are common among the elderly
Intergenerational Gardening: How To Grow Together At Any Age . . . Intergenerational gardening lets older people and children come together for their mutual benefit Intergenerational gardening is a great way for children to learn, and offers older adults an important role in mentoring and teaching them, as well as some fun and pleasant company