CRA Recreational Therapy Techniques 3

Question 1

A client with depression shows decreased interest in previously enjoyed activities. Which RT strategy is MOST effective initially?

Accepted Answer

Starting with low-demand familiar activities to re-engage interest

Answer

Beginning with low-demand, familiar activities reduces barriers to participation and helps re-establish positive engagement for clients with depression.

Question 2

What does 'leisure education' primarily teach clients?

Accepted Answer

Skills and knowledge to independently participate in meaningful leisure

Answer

Leisure education teaches clients the awareness, skills, and resources needed to independently engage in meaningful leisure activities.

Question 3

Which sensory integration technique involves providing deep pressure to help a client self-regulate?

Accepted Answer

Proprioceptive input

Answer

Proprioceptive input, such as deep pressure activities, helps the nervous system self-regulate and is commonly used in sensory integration approaches.

Question 4

When using reminiscence therapy with older adults, what is the PRIMARY goal?

Accepted Answer

Enhancing self-esteem and social connection through life review

Answer

Reminiscence therapy uses structured life review to promote self-esteem, identity, and social connection among older adults.

Question 5

A recreation aide notices a client becomes agitated during loud group activities. What is the BEST response?

Accepted Answer

Assess the client's sensory preferences and offer quieter alternatives

Answer

Assessing sensory preferences and offering appropriate alternatives respects the client's needs while maintaining participation opportunities.

(CRA) Certified Recreation Aide Practice Test

(CRA) Certified Recreation Aide Practice Test

CRA Recreational Therapy Techniques 3