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🌿Therapy Gardens - We bring uplifting programs to your community.

Food, nature, and creative wellness—delivered in person at your location or with ready-to-run kits.

Designed to fit your schedule, space, and budget.

🌿About Therapy Gardens

Therapy Gardens & SeniorU

We bring meaningful presentations, workshops, and hands-on experiences directly to your community, using food, hobbies, light technology, and other interests.

Therapy Garden's programs align with wellness goals, are easy to host, adaptable to your space and schedule, and designed to leave a lasting impression.

We work with hundreds of communities—from libraries and senior centers to company wellness groups, living communities, and schools—each bringing their own flavor and purpose to the experience.

Easy to host, minimal prep & cleanup
Scalable for small or large groups
Options for tastings or make-and-take
Printed handouts & materials available

Curious to learn more? Request our program catalog and sign up to hear about new programs as they’re released.

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You will be given immediate access to our Programs Portal page

🌿Program News

Updates and Sneak Peeks on New Programs and Ideas

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Streaming has changed quickly. Learn how people are watching TV today, including free options and simpler ways to stream shows, news, and sports.

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🌿 Looking for Funding? Try These Resources in Your Community

Looking for funding to bring a Therapy Gardens-style program to your community? Explore grants and corporate giving opportunities for libraries, COAs, and community centers across Massachusetts. 🌿

250+ Years of Chocolate in Boston

The first chocolate factory in Boston goes back to the days of Paul Revere and Sam Adams – 1765 to be exact, a few years before the American Revolution. That’s when John Hannon, an Irish immigrant, set up machines powered by water from the Neponset River. At that time in colonial Boston, most people drank tea. But in the 1770s, patriots began to boycott tea, and also held the Boston Tea Party, to protest British import taxes. That meant they switched to drinking hot chocolate

🌿 New for 2026: Indoor Gardening with Therapy Gardens

Announcing Therapy Gardens’ new 2026 Indoor Gardening program—an engaging presentation for libraries and community groups exploring easy indoor plant ideas.

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🌿DIY Kits for Groups

Open the box and go—your team runs a complete activity with quality ingredients and simple steps.

What people are saying...

Therapy Gardens gives our folks something to look forward to every month. Highly recommended!

Amy S., Life Enrichment Director

I could not have been happier with your presentation! Rave reviews from the residents and staff.

Christine N, Activity Director

Thank you so much for a great presentation today! People are still talking about your soup!

Debra L., Council on Aging Director

🌿Looking for Some Excitment? Partner With Us

Are you passionate about programs and activities for adults? We are always looking for partners and collaborators of all kinds.

Whether you want to lead one of our existing workshops, have a fresh idea for a new workshop, or want to start your own Therapy Gardens chapter, we'd love to hear from you.

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