Therapeutic Recreation and Inclusive Programming Flashcards
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The Leisure Ability Model (Peterson & Stumbo) identifies which three service components?
Answer: Functional intervention, leisure education, recreation participation
The Leisure Ability Model organizes TR services into functional intervention, leisure education, and recreation participation on a continuum from treatment to independent leisure.
An adaptive aquatics program modifies swim instruction by using flotation devices for a participant with hemiplegia. This is an example of:
Answer: Equipment adaptation
Using flotation devices represents an equipment adaptation that enables participation by compensating for physical limitations.
Which document serves as the primary guide for individualized therapeutic recreation services in clinical settings?
Answer: Individualized Treatment Plan (ITP)
The Individualized Treatment Plan documents client goals, objectives, interventions, and progress, guiding personalized TR services.
When a recreation programmer uses 'person-first language,' they would correctly say:
Answer: The child with autism needs adapted equipment
Person-first language places the individual before the disability, emphasizing personhood over diagnosis.
Social inclusion in recreation programming is best measured by assessing:
Answer: Whether participants with disabilities have meaningful social interactions with peers
True social inclusion requires genuine social connections and interactions, not just physical presence in integrated settings.
A therapeutic recreation specialist documenting SOAP notes would record objective findings under which section?
Answer: Objective — measurable, observable data
The Objective section of SOAP notes records measurable, observable data such as performance scores, attendance, or behavioral counts.
Which approach is most appropriate when a parks and recreation agency receives a disability accommodation request but is uncertain of the specific modification needed?
Answer: Engage in an interactive dialogue with the individual to identify effective solutions
The interactive process involves direct communication with the individual to collaboratively identify reasonable accommodations that meet their needs.