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What is Recreational Therapy? Using Play, activity, and therapeutic techniques To meet Social, emotional, cognitive, and physical needs A assessment P planning I -implementation E evaluation Physical goals Cognitive

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What is Recreational Therapy?

Using Play, activity, and therapeutic techniques To meet Social, emotional, cognitive, and physical needs

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A –assessment
P –planning
I -implementation
E –evaluation

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Physical goals

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Cognitive goals

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Social/emotional goals

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Community inclusion

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TR as a related service

Therapeutic Recreation is a related service defined by

IDEA §300.34(c)(11)

Recreation includes— (i) Assessment of leisure function; (ii) Therapeutic recreation services; (iii) Recreation programs in schools and community agencies; and (iv) Leisure education

Nebraska’s Rule 51 section (003.49) on related services

lists Therapeutic Recreation, among other services.

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Populations served

Physical impairments
Cognitive impairments
Social impairments
Emotional/behavioral impairments
Developmental disabilities
Psychological rhab
Hospital: burn & psych
Physical rehabilitation
Dementia and long term care

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Early intervention, IEP & ITP

Early intervention services: developing strategies for

inclusion and social skill development; liaison for school in preparation for incoming student

IEP: develop, implement, and evaluate programs

designed to help students work on social, emotional, cognitive, and physical skills necessary for independent rec/leisure functioning in and out of the classroom.

ITP: identify interests and resources in community for

transition after school to meet rec/leisure skills, interests, and abilities; independence and community integration

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TR goals

Interpersonal skills
Friendship building
Social awareness/social cues
Social skills
Coping skills
aggression outlets
Executive functioning skills
Conversational skills
Self-confidence/self-awareness
cognitive rehab
Stress management

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video

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Friendship Club

Middle school/high school age kids Fun Friday night with no parents and/or paras Friendship building, community inclusion, social skills, and self-

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3-4 kids in each group--Meet twice a month on allotted evening & time slot Individualized goals: Social awareness, interpersonal skills, friendship building, emotional coping skills, social cues, social boundaries, and more

Focus Groups

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Private Recreational Therapy

Using as a

stepping block towards Focus Groups

Uniqueness of

Focus Groups meets a need in our community more than this.

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