Have you ever considered private practice Recreational Therapy? Depending on your area, it may not be a full time venture, but having a couple private practice clients can be a great side hustle. And really,…
Journaling Ideas for Recreational Therapy
Journaling can be a powerful intervention tool for Recreation Therapists and other Activity Professionals. In a previous post, I discussed how journaling is an excellent way for your participants to explore their inner selves, troubleshoot…
You Know You Are a Recreational Therapist When…
Recreational Therapy is more than just a career choice–it’s a lifestyle. As you progress in the profession, you see aspects of your working life permeate into your day-to-day routine. Despite our varied settings and participants,…
Recreation Therapy Activity Ideas: Starting Seeds Indoors
As winter gives way to spring, starting seeds indoors is a common practice for avid gardeners hoping to jumpstart their growing season. For those of us living in more Northern climates, it is a necessary…
Recreation Therapy Activity Ideas: Drum Circles
On the surface, beating on a drum may seem like a simple activity without much value. Anyone spending time drumming would argue otherwise. There is something calming, primal, and cathartic about drumming. Adding drum circles…