Garden therapy at Clubhouse for the Common Good: Cultivating calm and community

There’s something special about gardening. From planting seeds to watching them grow, and even right up to the joy of harvesting, gardening offers more than just fresh produce. It provides a sense of therapy and calm that can significantly impact people’s lives. At the Clubhouse for the Common Good in Southfield, lunchtime is a community affair where all hands are on deck. The Unit Coordinator, Molisia Young, leads a group of members in daily culinary activities, offering opportunities to chop vegetables, cook, and grill meat. But the story goes deeper than cooking.