Goal-Oriented Programs Handout

Goal Oriented Programs Power Point 4 2013

BCTRA Workshop Evaluation Form Fillable

UPDATE 2: ALL SPOTS ARE NOW FULL! We are only accepting names for the waitlist.

UPDATE: We now only have 5 spots left!! Note that registrations will be processed only when both the registration form and payment has been received so registration is on a first come first serve basis.

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Learning Objectives:

1. Define client outcomes, evidence-based practice, and intervention programming.
2. Identify the need for evidence-based practice in providing intervention.
3. Identify the relationship between program design, protocols, assessment and outcome measurement.
4. Apply the above concepts into your own daily TR program.

Norma is currently retired after being at Illinois State University and the University of Illinois from 1984 to 2008. She has written several therapeutic recreation texts including Facilitation of Therapeutic Recreation Services:  An Evidence-Based and Best Practice Approach to Process and Techniques (2011, with Dr. Brad Wardlaw) and Therapeutic Recreation Program Design: Principles and Procedures (5^th, 4^th, & 3^rd editions) with Dr. Carol A. Peterson.   She has also published dozens of refereed articles in Therapeutic Recreation Journal, Annual in Therapeutic Recreation, American Journal of Recreation Therapy, and other journals.  She has presented over 300 research and educational sessions and scores of keynotes at state, national, and international conferences and conventions.  She has been recognized by being inducted into the Academy of Leisure Sciences (NRPA) and the National Academy of Recreation Therapists (NART), and being awarded Distinguished Fellow (ATRA), Presidential Citation  (NTRS), the Charles K. Brightbill Alumnus Award (University of Illinois), President’s Certificate of Recognition (ATRA), and other awards.  Norma received her Ph.D. in Leisure Behavior/Therapeutic Recreation from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 1985; she received her masters and bachelors degrees in Recreation and Park Administration/ Therapeutic Recreation from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 1979 and 1978, respectively.

Registration Fee:

$85 for the day, $60 for a.m. only, $85 per site for video conferencing (only available for those outside the Metro Vancouver area). 5 spots are reserved for students for $60 for the day, $ 50 for half day, first come first served. Non-member rate is $115 for the day $ 85 for half day. CEU verification will be provided for those requiring it for their CTRS renewal. NCTRC Job Code: PTR

Monday April 15th UBC Robson Square (800 Robson St. Vancouver)

Schedule:

8:30am – 9 Check-in and Coffee 9am – Noon Workshop Noon – 1:30 Lunch 1:30 – 4pm Workshop A Day of Goal Oriented Activities and Outcomes

**Registration Deadline: March 22, 2013**

For Videoconferencing please email education@bctra.org by the registration deadline to secure a spot.

You can use online payment link below OR send a cheque to Kellie Duckworth c/o Sunny Hill Health Centre for Children, 3644 Slocan Street, Vancouver, BC V5M 3E8

Registration will not be processed until payment received. Register now-limited seats. NO REGISTRATION AT THE DOOR!