This workshop has been delivered to members of partner organizations including the Reena Foundation, Community Living Toronto, and national and international care providers and organizational leaders. For more information or to sign up your team/group: info@recrespite.com

Hands in a huddle

In a small group, participants of RECreating Capacity identify the fundamentals of recreation in care to develop and deliver engaging and individualized programming. This workshop is tailored to each organization’s unique needs.

Suggested participants: Respite care providers, personal care aides, volunteers, leaders, students, and family caregivers

Outcomes:

  • Understand the benefits of recreation, including the importance of discovering and celebrating each person’s individuality and diversity.
  • Apply best practices in communication to discover needs, interests, and barriers to participation.
  • Develop individualized recreation programming, with the ability to adapt and evaluate supports for on-going engagement.

Length: 2.5 hours.

Delivery method: Online, synchronously.

Cost: $200 + applicable taxes, per participant. Minimum group size applies.

Includes certificate of participation, tools and templates for on-going success. 

For more information or to sign up your team/group: info@recrespite.com

"Our leadership has found great value in RECreating Capacity, and this workshop will be beneficial for our community team!"
Jennifer
Community Living Toronto
"As a care provider to older adults with developmental disabilities, I found RECreating Capacity to be very interesting and helpful. I have taken away lots of tools and notes to in my care."
Phillippa
Care Provider, Reena
"Recreational Respite's workshop offers engaging content and valuable tools."
AH
Care Provider, Reena

Development Statement: Recreational Respite’s workshops have been created with intentions to collectively build capacity and share knowledge of recreation, based on the extensive work of our recreation professional team since 2008. Our workshop committee includes a recreation development specialist who is registered as a Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist (CTRS) under the National Council for Therapeutic Recreation Certification. The contributions of the CTRS guide the workshop(s) structured topics and outcomes that will highlight the importance of a person-centered approach to recreation programming, in various capacities.

Custom-built workshops are available upon request. For more information: info@recrespite.com