Games & Activities
Domains of Wellness
Physical, Cognitive, Emotional, Social, Spiritual
Leisure Education Content Model
This is the cornerstone of therapeutic recreation services and provides direction to the CTRS in planning interventions.
Assessment
Metaphor-a type of processing
When you are in the Zone
Flow
This process involves breaking down an activity into its component parts to understand its requirements.
Task Analysis
Oldest conceptual model
Leisure Ability Model
observed changes in a client’s status as a result of our interventions,
Client Outcomes
occurs before people participate in an activity; allows the debriefing to become reflective learning rather than having participants simply react to events
Frontloading
This theory emphasizes the importance of autonomy, competence, and relatedness in motivation.
Self Determination
phases of team development
Well-being is at the center; holistic and goals and dreams are driving force
Flourishing through Leisure
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), Yellowstone National Park, Petoskey State Park
State and National Resources
This phase of team development is characterized by conflict and competition as team members begin to assert their individual personalities and roles.
storming
This constraint typically involves social interaction with others, for example, those that arise out of interaction with others such as family members, friends, coworkers, and neighbors.
Interpersonal Constraints
4 types of goals
Comprehensive Program Goal
Program Goals
Individual Goals
Individual Objectives
focuses on enhancing specific skills needed for daily living through therapeutic activities
functional interventions
a lifelong learning process that helps people achieve through socially acceptable leisure activities their fullest leisure potential and desirable quality of life
Leisure Education
increase awareness, promote change are
benefits of processing
Expressing Gratitude, Savoring, Forgiving, Self-care...
Happiness Boosters
a systematic process of breaking down activities to understand their demands, the skills required to perform them,
Activity Analysis
A theory of motivation; indicates that an optimal, or moderate, level of arousal is where we are most motivated.
Optimal Arousal
Intrapersonal
Interpersonal
Structural
Constraints to Leisure
Processing helps clients to
Reflect
Describe
Analyze
Transfer what learned to other life areas
This model, developed by Martin Seligman, outlines five essential elements of well-being and can be integrated into leisure education to enhance overall happiness and life satisfaction.
PERMA Model