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principles, purpose and practice

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leisure activity in the rehabilitation process. leisures contribution to the quality of life.

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health

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mental, physical, social well-being (not just absent of disease)

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wellness

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individual responsibility for well-being through health promoting lifestyle behaviours.

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quality of life

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way person percieves his/ her life has meaning and comfort

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impairment

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loss of physiological or psychological function

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activity

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capacity to perform things/ level of functioning

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participation

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engagement in activities of life (no matter what impairment)

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leisure

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spare or free time. state of mind, activity, or recreation

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3 principles of leisure

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as time, as activity, as a state of mind

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reacreation

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leisure experience that provides immediate satisfaction to individual

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play

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a behaviour, societal influence. Replaced with leisure or recreation. (but therapeutic rec. is more than play!)

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integration

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include all races disable groups etc.

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inclusion

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enables individual to be a part of there environment. (have friends, being valued)

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normalization

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to make normal. goal: disadvantaged individuals to live in society that is normal as possible. process: method chosen to meet that goal. (70 year olds day to day routine but does have a choice in activities)

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normalization means

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day, week, year, development, choices, love, money, housing.

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therapeutic recreation promotes:

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growth and development, independence, confidence.

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goal of therapeutic rec. **

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improve / minimize decline in functioning in five components: cognitive, phsycial, social, emotional, spiritual/cultural.

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ageism means:

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discrimination/ stereotyping against people because they are old

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seniors contribute to society by being: (4 M’s)

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mentors, mediators, monitors, mobilizers

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physical benefits of rec. ther. :

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reduces cardiovascular risk & physical complications. Improves physical/ perceptual motor function.

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cognitive benefits of rec. ther. :

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improves cognitive function, memory, orientation, new learning.

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social benefits :

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improves self confidence, social skills, community inclusion

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emotional benefits:

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improves INDEPENDENCE, mental health, self-esteem. reduces stress, depression, anxiety.

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benefits to caregiver/ family

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enhances family relationships, respite for caregivers, social support. (life long skills for fam.)

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Gerontology
social, psychological, biological aspects of ageing.
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healthy ageing
nutrition, exercise, rest, personal fulfilment, avoid risks
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theories why we age
(biologically) genetic, nutrition, environment. (psychological) personality, activity.
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Maslow's hierarchy :
(S,S,L,S,P) self actualization, self-esteem, love & belonging, safety & security, physiological needs.
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phases of retirement:
RNHDRST (remote phase, near pre-retirement phase, honeymoon phase, disenchantment phase, re-orientation phase, stability phase, terminal phase.
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why people continue to work
financial worries, commitment, social reasons, fear.
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grieving process
denial, anger, searching for alternatives, depression, acceptance. (DASDA)
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critical elements of living environment: (6)
ownership, physical condition of house, location, proximity to recreational activities, proximity to relatives, accessibility of transportation. (OPLPPA)
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Where do elderly live?
Owner-occupied, family, retirement (OFRR) communities, residential (long term care. LTC)
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Independent housing
person is independent but may need adult day program, family help, community care, foster care, or respite care.
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Adult day programs
individual is at home but services are provided during the day. (care-giver relief)
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Community care
Individual is at home but receives help OT, PT, nursing, social worker.
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foster care
private residence for seniors who need supervision. (often used as respite)
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respite care
try to keep patient at home. (residential, group day care, home-based care)
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supportive housing
pays 100 % to live there. access to support services. (one meal per day and cleaning)
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assisted living
requires assistance in hospitality, housing and care.
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residential care
24 hour professional care.
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hospice centre
terminally ill patients.
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two types of barriers:
intrinsic (own physical or psychological limitations) and extrinsic (changeable, environmental often)
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acute care
PTA usually doing ROM, walking programs etx
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convalescent care(short stay)
support during recovery from weakened state.
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community
need reorientation to services in community due to lowered health status
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long term care
slowly try to get patient involved in programs/activities on the unit.
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attitudinal barriers
behaviours, hard to change. ex) prejudice/ discrimination. stereotyping.
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physical barriers
restrict or complicate access or movement. easy to change. ex) escalators, stairs, ramps, sand.
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three methods of changing attitudes:
personal contact, persuasive communication, assumption of disability (what some experience) (CPA)
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Functional intervention model
(PECS) physical, social, cognitive, emotional
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leisure ability model (LAM)
functional intervention, leisure education, recreation participation. (in order for degree of freedom for participant)
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functional intervention goals:
cognitive development/ functioning, social and interaction skills.
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leisure education goals:
awareness of leisure and its significance. attitudes and values.
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recreation participation goals:
participation in leisure skills. (health, growth, development)
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social model of care (EDEN ALTERNATIVE)
vision, education, implementation (LOOKS AT PERSON (values), ENVIRONMENT (decorating) , NON HUMAN (cat, dogs, plants) (VEIEN)
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APIE process:
assessment, planning, implementation, evaluation
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Assesment
info gathering and reporting to therapist
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planning
what does the client need, and provide a goal. objectives are how you plan to meet these goals. (PERFORMANCE, CONDITION, CRITERIA)
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implementation
method, observations, reporting.
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evalutaion
goals met? how or why not? changes for next time?
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goal:
result or achievement (WHAT)
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objective
description of performance you want patient to demonstrate (HOW)
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preformance
what patient is to be able to do
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condition
limitations
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criteria
how you know it was accomplished
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task analysis/ activity analysis
breaking down activity to see what skills are required
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top 5 edens
1. combat loneliness, helplessness or boredom. 2. Create diverse human habitat. 3. Provide companionship. 4. Elders give care as well as receive. (do laundry) 5. Variety and spontaneity (CCPEV)

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