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Recreational Therapy3, LLC Providing recreational therapy to older adults, education to caregivers, and support to families What is Recreational Therapy?

"'Recreational Therapy' means a treatment service designed to restore, remediate and rehabilitate a person’s level of functioning and independence in life activities, to promote health and wellness as well as reduce or eliminate the activity limitations and restrictions to participation in life situations caused by an illness or disabling condition." -American Therapeutic Recreation Association (ATRA)

What We Offer:
• For Patients
o 1:1 Recreational Therapy sessions
o A Variety of Personalized Activities to
Support Health Improvement and Quality of
Life Goals
• For Caregivers
o Activity Training
o Useful Techniques related to Behavior. Difficulties
o Education on How to Decrease Caregiver
Stress and Anxiety
• Public Speaking
• BCAT® Testing - a unique applied concept for assessing and working with people who have cognitive impairments. What We Do:
• Behavior Modification
• Guided Imagery
• Re-Motivation
• Reality Orientation
• Sensory Stimulation
• Stress Management and Relaxation Techniques
• Family Interventions
• Leisure Education
• Reminiscing
• Social Skills Training
• Community Integration
• Function Interventions to Maintain or Improve
Mobility.
• Decreasing Depression
• Maintaining/Improving Cognition

Examples of Activities:
• Word Puzzles
• Number Puzzles
• Reminiscing, Exercise
• Sensory Integration
• Doll/ Stuffed Animal Therapy
• Music & Memory-TM
• Memory Games

📣 Friendly reminder!There’s still time to register for my Live Online Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia Care Seminar on D...
10/12/2025

📣 Friendly reminder!
There’s still time to register for my Live Online Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia Care Seminar on December 21, 2025 (8:15am–5:00pm).

This full-day training is designed for healthcare and long-term care professionals and family caregivers who want to: Deepen their understanding of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia.

Learn practical, real-world strategies to support individuals and families. Strengthen confidence in providing compassionate, person-centered care.

👉 Reserve your spot here: https://www.recreationaltherapy3.com/general-8

If you work with individuals living with dementia—or support those who do—please share this with a colleague for family caregiver who might benefit.

Thank you Puzzles To Remember for your kind donation. Dementia is a challenging journey for both those diagnosed with th...
06/12/2025

Thank you Puzzles To Remember for your kind donation. Dementia is a challenging journey for both those diagnosed with the condition and their loved ones. I look forward to connecting my clients with their grandchildren in a new way.

✨ Discover how a simple piece of paper can bring hope and comfort.Read about how folding origami—the art of transforming...
04/12/2025

✨ Discover how a simple piece of paper can bring hope and comfort.
Read about how folding origami—the art of transforming paper—can support people living with dementia: https://www.recreationaltherapy3.com/post/folding-minds-the-research-behind-origami-as-a-tool-for-people-living-with-dementia

🧠 Origami isn’t just art — it can boost focus, memory, and emotional wellbeing, offering gentle cognitive support and moments of peace.

🌿 Whether you’re a caregiver, a friend, or simply curious — one fold at a time, we can help more minds feel more grounded.

🌊 Sensory Journey to the Ocean and Beach 🐚Today’s recreational therapy session featured a calming, sensory-based ocean a...
03/12/2025

🌊 Sensory Journey to the Ocean and Beach 🐚

Today’s recreational therapy session featured a calming, sensory-based ocean and beach program—complete with sand, shells, soothing sounds, and ocean aromatherapy. We wrapped up with a virtual reality ocean immersion, giving clients a peaceful swim with sea turtles.

Meaningful moments. Relaxation. Joy. 💙
www.recreationaltherapy3.com

This November, we embrace National Caregiver Month to honor those who selflessly care for others. They deserve to be see...
28/11/2025

This November, we embrace National Caregiver Month to honor those who selflessly care for others. They deserve to be seen, supported, and celebrated for their love and resilience. Check out our latest blog to learn how we can uplift caregivers and recognize their contributions! https://wix.to/SiQnh3F

27/11/2025
This Thanksgiving, let's prioritize inclusivity! Prepare your guests about dementia, adjust schedules, and create a fami...
24/11/2025

This Thanksgiving, let's prioritize inclusivity! Prepare your guests about dementia, adjust schedules, and create a familiar environment. Check out our full guide on how to have a memorable, dementia-friendly Thanksgiving: https://wix.to/U2Ievyx

By Melissa J. Long, CTRS | November 24, 2025Prepare everyone by notifying guests about the condition, adjust the schedule by having dinner earlier, and maintain consistent routines. Create a comfortable environment with a quiet space, avoiding sensory overload. Involve the individual in simple, fami...

📚 Are you caring for someone with Alzheimer's? Understanding the clinical stages can make a world of difference. Join us...
19/11/2025

📚 Are you caring for someone with Alzheimer's? Understanding the clinical stages can make a world of difference. Join us as we explore how these stages impact daily life and what you can do to provide the best care. Learn more here: https://wix.to/V4wB7lM

By Melissa J. Long, CTRS | November 19, 2025Alzheimer’s disease doesn’t happen all at once. It progresses slowly—sometimes over decades—changing how a person thinks, remembers, and lives their daily life. Whether you're caring for someone newly diagnosed or further along in their journey, un...

“I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did,but people will never forget how yo...
17/11/2025

“I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did,
but people will never forget how you made them feel.”
— Maya Angelou
A beautiful reminder in both life and care — kindness and compassion leave the longest imprint. 💫

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