The end of this universal war lead to a growth in the development of the Therapeutic Recreation field.

This systematic process is made up of 4 components.

This is the process of understanding the value and importance of leisure or play in one's life.

This concept is defined as the combination of free time, activity and a state of mind.

Physical, cognitive, emotional and social.

This ancient civilization valued leisure above all, which was a daily practice rendered possible due to slavery. They also loved togas.

"[...] is a systematic process of gathering and analyzing selected information about an individual [...]"

A program systematically designed with outcomes in mind that are based on client needs and characteristics.

This concept relates to the dark side of recreation.

Increased muscular strength, endurance, maintain and improve motor skills, weight management, stronger bones, hand-eye coordination, better coordination, improve mental health, reduce rick of cardiovascular disease are benefits of this activity.

This famous British revolutionized the nursing profession in the mist of the Crimean war. She also preached the benefits of introducing recreation to patient care.

This concept is considered the "keystone" in the TR process.

A systematic process enabling one with social, physical, emotional or mental limitations to acquire skills and knowledge to allow them to enjoy leisure and bring about favorable changes.

This is defined as time spent between parents and children in recreational activities.

Individuals with developmental, mental and physical disabilities are the beneficent.

Born in 1962, this man is known as the Father of the Playground movement.

This component is where the TR specialist sets priorities of goals, objectives and strategies to monitoring the client's process.

A freely chosen activity and its accompanying experiences and emotions

This view sees this concept as the highest good geared towards contemplation and contributions to society.

Evidence and research supports that people who lead active and satisfying leisure lifestyles, will feel happier and have a greater quality of life.

This Canadian association of practitioners in the field of Therapeutic Recreation was incorporated in 1996.

This systematic process is considered extremely important in the field of TR

Day to day behavioral expression of one's leisure related attitudes, awareness and activities revealed within context and composite of total life experience.

Leisure cannot be mentioned without this opposing concept.

The benefits of this perspective included
-Takes the whole person into consideration;
-Individualistic programming;
-Understands that a person’s well-being is dependent on many factors;
-And health is not just the absence of disease;