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Read Article, here! Summary There is an increase in readily-available information regarding alternative therapy options. Recreation therapy approaches are starting to experience a shift, moving from programs that are centered around issues of concern, to focusing on inclusion and promoting participation. This WellSpring issue takes a look at how recreation therapy delivered through group activities […]

We are writing this post to share the voices of participants who have taken part in our various virtual programs for the last 3 months since the COVID-19 Pandemic began. We had the chance to be a part of a truly insightful virtual meeting where we invited our frequent participants to give us their perspectives

Recreational Respite’s Founder and CEO Amy MacFarlane was in  Sydney Australiain September 2015 to be the international speaker at their National Respite Conference: http://us9.campaign-archive2.com/?u=06015219da81a67440b3c0b54&id=2215cbcb23&e=13c5d5dc4c When she was there she also interviewed with Community West, Perth Australia about how many are partnering to collaborate service while minimizing dollars and maximizing support. Listen here: http://communitywest.podbean.com/e/canadian-recreational-respite-organisation-shares-their-positive-experience-with-technology-amy-macfarlane/ A strong passion for

We are pleased to announce that we are now an affiliate partner of theChildren’s Treatment Network! The network provides comprehensive, coordinated care and services to kids with complex physical, developmental and communications needs in the York and Simcoe region. We will be able to offer therapeutic recreation one to one for short or long term

Even though there is snow on the ground in some parts of Ontario, we remain optimistic that Spring is around the corner! Recreational Respite has been working on a number of therapeutic recreation group programs in various regions of Ontario, to encourage participation and inclusion for Children, Youth, Adults and Older Adults. Have a look