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Recreation Therapy: A Canadian Perspective
Mary Dwulit
39 episodes
4 days ago
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Recreation Therapy: A Canadian Perspective
Episode 38: Tannis Chartier

This is a timely episode for Mental Health Awareness Month. Tannis Chartier is a recent graduate from the University of Lethbridge who shares about her lived experience and how that has impacted her practice. Tannis shares some of her passion projects and provides a unique perspective from Alberta, Canada. If you would like to contact Tannis she has generously provided her email address: tannis.chartier@gmail.comTannis shared this deeply insightful and vulnerable video about her own lived expereince with bi-polar disorder: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19JXMmmyeN/?mibextid=wwXIfr⁠If you have interest in taking over Tannis's initiative at a Lethbridge Soup Kitchen please see for more details. How great would it be if UofL kept this going through student practicums https://www.ulethbridge.ca/unews/article/university-lethbridge-student-develops-recreation-opportunities-unhoused-residentsIf you would like to follow Tanni's poetry on IG: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/humblehopepoetry?igsh=czgzY3g2eTBhZDho&utm_source=qr

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5 months ago
1 hour 10 minutes 33 seconds

Recreation Therapy: A Canadian Perspective
Episode 37: Nicholas Kathen

Nicholas Kathen is a Recreation Thereapist (RTRO, CTRS) who resides in Ontario, Canada. Nicholas recently graduates with his Masters in Education specializing in Interprofessional Education (IPE). This episode provides an update on the province of Ontario and focuses on the concept of IPE.

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6 months ago
1 hour 44 minutes 10 seconds

Recreation Therapy: A Canadian Perspective
Episode 36: A Research Proposal

This final episode for 2024 reviews a research proposal. This study is the intellectual properly of Mary Dwulit. The purpose of this study is to fill a gap in research seeking RecT's perspectives on professional regulations. This episode goes over the research question (RQ), purpose, literature review, participant criteria and methodology.

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10 months ago
20 minutes 55 seconds

Recreation Therapy: A Canadian Perspective
Episode 35: Group Discussion on Case Studies

This episode I am joined by classmates from the Masters of Health Studies program at the University of Athabasca, Karyn Cormier and Stephen Corradino. As part of our group project for our course "Facilitating Inquiry" we explore case studies as a research method and provide an in-depth discussion around it. Focus is given to the field of recreation therapy throughout this discussion.

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1 year ago
54 minutes 19 seconds

Recreation Therapy: A Canadian Perspective
Episode 34: Sarah Mills

Sarah Mills is an occupational therapist working as the Clinical Instructor for Occupational Therapy at Fraser Health in Burnaby, BC. This episode explores the progression of OT to a Master's degree and regulation with the hope of learning from our allied health colleagues journey.

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1 year ago
1 hour 17 minutes 47 seconds

Recreation Therapy: A Canadian Perspective
Episode 33: A Critical Look at Assessment Education
This short episode explores the role of “the big red book” in RecT education today in Canada and poses the question if its use should be re-evaluated?
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1 year ago
11 minutes 16 seconds

Recreation Therapy: A Canadian Perspective
Episode 32: Orquidea Tamayo Mortera (Aotearoa New Zealand)
Orquidea is a registered Diversional and Recreational Therapist in Aotearoa New Zealand. She is also the president of her national association. This episode provides a broad lens of current practice and includes the history of RecT in NZ.
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1 year ago
52 minutes 11 seconds

Recreation Therapy: A Canadian Perspective
Episode 31: Karen Littleton
Karen Littleton is currently working in Kelowna, BC with the Interior Health Authority as a Director in Population and Public Health, Clinical Prevention and Pandemic Response. This episode explores RecT within one of BC’s six health authorities and highlights progress within the field over the past thirty years. RecT’s role in public health and prevention is also discussed.
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1 year ago
1 hour 37 minutes 52 seconds

Recreation Therapy: A Canadian Perspective
Episode 30: Daniel Gray (Australia)
Daniel Gray is a Recreation Manager from Australia with over 20 years experience in the field. Daniel shares findings from his recent international travels where he explored RecT and funding models. Daniel also shared his knowledge and experience using artificial intelligence (AI) in the field. Contact: daniel@wintringham.org.au
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1 year ago
1 hour 21 minutes 31 seconds

Recreation Therapy: A Canadian Perspective
Episode 29: Nicholas Kathen
Nicholas Kathen is currently working as a Recreation Therapist at the outpatient chronic pain clinic at Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario in Ottawa and he is completing a master’s degree in education at the University of Ottawa. Although this episode covers a variety of topics including research and education, the primary focus was on the role of recreation therapy in supporting population health.
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1 year ago
1 hour 37 minutes 47 seconds

Recreation Therapy: A Canadian Perspective
Episode 28: Bumping
This episode explores bumping in recreation therapy. I share my personal experiences with the process and how bumping uniquely impacts our field.
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2 years ago
25 minutes 1 second

Recreation Therapy: A Canadian Perspective
Episode 27: Mary-Jane Brothers
MJ Brothers is a is a CTRS and Recreation Manager working in long term care with Health PEI on Prince Edward Island. This episode explores RecT in more rural parts of Canada and the challenges and opportunities that brings including limited education and jobs choices. This episode also highlights some positive changes and future recommendations for RecT in PEI.
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2 years ago
1 hour 16 minutes 46 seconds

Recreation Therapy: A Canadian Perspective
Episode 26: Jillian Christison
Jillian Christison is a CTRS working in the Comox Valley on Vancouver Island with Vancouver Island Health authority. This episode explores the recreation therapy in the Comox Valley, online education, and committees.
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2 years ago
1 hour 26 minutes 36 seconds

Recreation Therapy: A Canadian Perspective
Episode 25: Dr. Sienna Caspar
Dr. Sienna Caspar is at professor at the University of Lethbridge, Director of the Centre of Excellence in Continuing Care and Founder of the Relational Care Knowledge Hub. This episode focuses on knowledge sharing, research and quality improvement initiatives in Long Term Care. Please visit links below to learn more about these outstanding initiatives.
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2 years ago
1 hour 12 minutes 31 seconds

Recreation Therapy: A Canadian Perspective
Episode 24: Devan McNeill
Devan McNeill is an assistant professor at the University of Lethbridge in the Health Sciences department. This episode explored the importance of continued learning, education styles/delivery methods, research, and the importance of interdisciplinary awareness.
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2 years ago
1 hour 35 minutes 37 seconds

Recreation Therapy: A Canadian Perspective
Episode 23: Yvonne Ng-Gerritsen

Yvonne Ng-Gerritsen is a professor and program coordinator at Seneca College in Ontario. Yvonne is a CTRS and RTRO. This episode focuses on diversity and inclusion in our profession. This episode also explores the importance of education, research, and volunteering to make meaningful change.

If you are interested in learning more about Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) in Therapeutic Recreation, see the link below to access the latest TRPR: Journal of TRO (volume 17, 2023) for a special issue focusing on D&I perspectives.
https://www.trontario.org/professional-development/documents-resources/trpr-journal/index.html


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2 years ago
1 hour 44 minutes 48 seconds

Recreation Therapy: A Canadian Perspective
Episode 22: Andrea Waters

Andrea Waters is a CTRS from Nova Scotia currently working as a Professional Practice Lead and Policy Consultant with IWK Health. This episode explores a number of topics including volunteering on professional boards, certification, and advocacy through policy development.


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2 years ago
47 minutes 54 seconds

Recreation Therapy: A Canadian Perspective
Episode 21: Lyndsay Boers
Lyndsay Boers is a CTRS working on Vancouver Island with Vancouver Island Health Authority. This episode explores the growth in the field on the island and highlights the different roles Recreation Therapists now fill. This episode also highlights the newly formed Community of Practice in Island Health.
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2 years ago
1 hour 16 minutes 23 seconds

Recreation Therapy: A Canadian Perspective
Episode 20: Jane Papenhuyzen
Jane Papenhuyzen is a CTRS from Alberta. This episode explores governments role in regulation as well as our professional responsibilities. As a Practice Lead for Alberta Health Services Calgary Zone, Jane has a unique lens and in-depth knowledge on the history of regulation efforts and current barriers.
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2 years ago
2 hours 11 minutes 25 seconds

Recreation Therapy: A Canadian Perspective
Episode 19: Andrew Ritcey
Andrew Ritcey is a CTRS from Nova Scotia with over 40 years experience. Andrew founded TRAAC in 1996 which has now dissolved into the NSTRA. Andrews role in moving the profession forward in licensure and accreditation is inspiring. Andrew shares his insights and recommendations on these and a number of other relevant topics.
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2 years ago
1 hour 21 minutes 41 seconds

Recreation Therapy: A Canadian Perspective
Join in topical conversations around current challenges and opportunities in the field in Canada.