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RECREATIONAL THERAPY
Imagine a career in which you help others get better and stay healthy by having them do the things they love to do! Recreational Therapy, also know as Therapeutic Recreation, is a profession that contributes to the broad spectrum of health care through treatment, education, and the provision of adapted recreational opportunities--all of which are instrumental to improving and maintaining physical, cognitive, emotional, and social functioning, preventing secondary health conditions, enhancing independent living skills and overall quality of life. The goal of the FIU Recreational Therapy Program is “To prepare competent entry-level recreational therapists in the cognitive (knowledge), psychomotor (skills), and affective (behavior) learning domains.” Students learn from faculty members who are all nationally certified and recreational therapists with many years' experience. |
Recreational Therapy in the News
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MSN recently ranked Recreational Therapy #10 in college careers that lead to a satisfying career. To read the article, visit MSN.com.
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The Economist recently rated recreational therapy as the least likely profession to be replaced by technological advancement and automation within the next two decades. To read the article visit The Economist.
"While physical therapists typically need a doctorate degree, respiratory, radiation and recreational therapists make the big bucks on a B.A. alone, recent grads start off at $60,400, one of the highest salaries on our list."
--http://www.kiplinger.com/
--http://www.kiplinger.com/
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"Recreation therapists get people with disabilities, injuries or illnesses to engage with the world again through art, music and sports. They work in private, commercial, clinical or community settings."
--CNNMoney #9 of the "Best Jobs for Saving the World" |
La terapia de niños autistas es tan sencilla como jugar con ellos. La terapeuta Jimena Hills responde en qué consiste el método.
--Telemundo.com
--Telemundo.com
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