KNR 273

1. KNR 273 Defining Clinical TR Process / TR Process (APIE)

2. APIE • What is APIE called? • TR Process • Clinical TR Process • Provides consistency of services regardless of • Population • Setting • Philosophy or Model • Professional Organization (ATRA/NTRS)

3. NCTRC & APIE • In April, 1997 the NCTRC board recognized the need to clarify that the TR process is the critical aspect of eligibility standards, not the practice setting • The intent was to remove the focus on the practice setting and to emphasize the TR process as defined by the NCTRC Job Analysis

4. APIE Components • Assessment • Planning • Implement • Evaluation • Documentation • Added by NCTRC

5. Shank & Coyle, Chpt. 4 • Clinical practice is: • systematic and planned use of recreation and other activity interventions • and a helping relationship • in an environment of support • with the intent of effecting change in a client’s attitudes, beliefs, behaviors, and skills • necessary for psychosocial adaptation, health, and well-being (p. 54)

6. Clinical Practice (S&C) • Focus on • Activities, interventions • Environment • Helping relationships • Help client • Learn • Adapt • Grow

7. 5 Phases (S&C) • Assessment • Planning • Implementation • Activities • Environment • Therapeutic Relationships • Monitoring, Adjusting & Evaluation • Termination

8. Person-Centered • CTRS is the only professional that treats the whole person • APIE and the practice of TR is person-centered • Looks at strengths and weaknesses