Recreational Therapy Journal
Table of Contents
If There Is No
Erection, How Can It Be Sex? If There Is An Erection, How Can It Be Abuse?
Julia Hislop, Ph.D. (Article -- 6 September 2005)
Diagnostic Signs in
Recreational Therapy
joan burlingame (Note -- 1 August 2000, also listed in the Activity Professional
Journal)
TRAA: About the Card Game
joan burlingame (Note -- 1 August 2000, also listed in the Activity Professional
Journal)
Primer on Reimbursement
joan burlingame (Note -- 20 April 1999, also listed in the Activity Professional
Journal)
Section T of the MDS
joan burlingame (Note -- 11 February 1999, also listed in the Activity Professional
Journal)
Professional Competencies
for Recreational Therapists
Puget Sound Therapeutic Recreation
Association (Article -- 11 February 1999)
The Conceptual Development of
Recreational Therapy
Ann James (Article -- 10 February 1999)
We are also looking for articles on these topics, suggested by
readers of the journal:
- Information about using the Internet as a leisure
activity.
- An article on the movement of allied health professions
toward an interdisciplinary approach for treatment of clients and patients.
- Information on the movement of Recreational Therapy
toward working with individuals outside of a strict clinical setting and its effects on
the profession as a whole.
- Ideas on how to assess whether or not clients are finding
recreation and leisure activities enjoyable and beneficial
- Topics to use for recreational therapy quality assurance
programs.
If you are interested in writing an article on these questions or any
other topic, please email us your idea for a topic.
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