1. Discretionary time leisure

2. Social instrument leisure

3. social class/race/occupation leisure

4.Classic leisure

5. Antiutilitarian leisure

6. Hollistic leisure

Leisure during the the time remaining in a work determined day.

A "condition of the soul" and is a seldom acheived goal.

The LCM is a testing tool with a 201 page manual that can be used with most patient populations and is used by the recreational therapist. The LCM measures the OUTCOMES of recreation therapy.

The LBI examines the barries to leisure in 8 different categories. Different barriers include; money, transportation, time, etc.

1. pleasure vs. apathy

2. determination

3. difference between desired and achieved goals

4. mood at time of assessment

5. self concept

It is an assessment made for short term acute care, psychiatric settings. It includes 3 areas of observation;

1. general

2. individual experience

3 group performance

It consists of 5 curricular components.

1. leisure education to facilitate choice making and independent recreation participation

2. leisure coaching, where by participants receive consultation, support, and assistance while participationg in integrated comminity recreation.

3. family/friend support, whereby family and friends attend workshops to encourage youths' independent leisure functioning

4. follow up services designed to maintain participation in community recreation programs

5. independent community leisure participation

1. limited bed mobility

2. bed fastness

3. bowel incontinence

4. peripheral vascular disease

5. an existing stage 1-4 PU

6. history of PU in the last 90 days

7. use of daily trunk restraint

It is an assessment made for clients with mr or dd, and measures the general development level of clients in 18 areas that are related to leisure.

What is a locus of control?

We control our own destiny. For example; the more I study, the better that I will do.

What is the Csikszentmihalyi notion of flow theory of play?

People enter a flow state when they are fully absorbed in an activity during which theyl ose their sense of time and have great feelings of satisfaction.

1. denial

2. anger

3. bargaining

4. depression

5. acceptance

1. denial of personal relevance

2. denial of urgency

3. denial of vulnerability

4. denial of feelings

5. denial of source of feelings

6. denial of threatening information

7. denial of all information

1. Oral-sensory

2. Muscular-anal

3. Locomotor

4. Latency

5. Adolescence

6. Young Adulthood

7.Middle Adulthood

8. Maturity

Describe the young adulthood stage.

1. Sensorimotor period

2. Preoperational period

3. Period of concrete operations

4. Period of formal operations

What is the preoperational period?

Describe the period of formal operations.

It is the last of 4 period in Piaget's cognitive development, and includes ages 11 and up. During this stage people begin to engage in formal reasoning on an abstract level, can imagine hypthetical as well as real events, and can concider all possible explanations to a problem.

Define the compensation defense mechanism.

Define the denial stage defense mechanism.

It is the second reaction stage of psychologic adjustment to physical disablement or loss; it is an unconscious defense mechanism in which existence of unpleasant realities is blocked from conscious awareness.

What are the 5 basic needs according to Dr. William Glasser's reality therapy?

1. Power

2. Love and belonging

3. Freedom

4. Fun

5. Survival

What is rational emotive behavior therapy?

A. clarify the relationship between activating events

B. Our beliefs about them.

C. the cognitive, emotional or behavioral consequences of our beliefs

Gives littler or no direction to group, opinions are only offered when asked, and the person doesn't seem to be in charge, if is most effective when the groups skill level  is exceptionally high as well as the motivation level, and the sense of team already exists, and it is a familiar routine for group participants.

1. Psycho-motor (physical)

2. Affective (psychological)

3. Social (interactional)

4. Cognitive (intellectual)

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 Formed on July 26, 1992. It prohibits private, state, and local government employers from discriminating against qualified individuals with disabilities in thejob application procedure as well as hiring, firing, advancement, compensation, and job training.

Tests for illegal drugs arenot subject to the ADA's restrictions on medical examinations. Employers are allowed to hold illegal drug users and alcoholics to the same performance standards as other imployees.

Who is ATRA?

The american therapeutic recreation association, it is non-profit and is the largest national membership organization representing the interests and needs of recreational therapists. It was incorporated in Washington DC in 1984.

Who are the NTRS?

They are the joint commision on accreditation of healtcare organization. they are an independent non profit organization that evaluates and accredits healthcare organizations in programs in the us. They also publish extensive standards with the intent to improve quality of healthcare.

Describe Axis V

1. Physical

2. Mental/cognitive

3. Emotional/affective

4. Social functioning

What are the 12 ATRA standards for the practice of TR?

1.Assessment             7.Ethical conduct

2.Treatment planning     8.Written plan of 

                                    operation

3.Plan Implementation   9.Staff Qualifications & 

4.Reassessment &          comptency assessment

   Evaluation                10. quality management

5.Discharge &              11.Resource management

  Transition planning     12.Program Evaluation

6.Recreation services          & research

The recreation therapist can prescribe leisure to a client.

Treatment Model/Medical Model

 Begins as

1. RT directed

2. equal participation between client and RT

 The causal analysis of behavior. The process by which a person attributes or makes causal inferences. “To what I attribute my successes and failures”.

Describe what an objective is.

Contains three parts

1. Behavior: a specific behavior to be demonstrated by participant

 2. Condition: When & where the behavior will occur; a “given” or a “restriction.”

                Ex:: after x lessons the participant will swim one length of the pool .

A way to write progress note

Describe what APIE is.

Assess

Plan

Implement

Evaluate