Post-diploma Therapeutic Recreation in University of Lethbridge, Canada

Post-diploma Therapeutic Recreation in University of Lethbridge

Program Description

Our Bachelor of Therapeutic Recreation will prepare graduates to become certified therapeutic recreation specialists (CTRS). The program is the first of its kind in Alberta and one of only eight degree programs leading to therapeutic recreation certification in Canada.

Therapeutic recreation uses functional intervention, education and recreation to help those with cognitive, physical, emotional and social limitations gain independence and reduce barriers to wellness and activity. It engages persons based upon their abilities in planned recreation and related experiences, promotes and educates persons in health and wellness, and reduces or eliminates activity limitations to achieve optimal health and well-being.

This career field is emerging as one of the most promising growth professions in health care.

Possible Careers

• Certified therapeutic recreation specialist (CTRS)
• Activity aide
• Recreation manager
• Leisure educator/counsellor
• Health promoter
• Wellness coordinator
• Inclusion specialist
• Recreation programmer

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