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Want to help?
Want to help?
1: Please send a letter to your State Senate and Assembly Representatives using one or more of the letter templates provided below.
Use this link to locate the legislator representative in your district:
â—‹ http://findyourrep.legislature.ca.gov/
Mail the completed letter to your representative.
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2: Learn an elevator speech from below and spread the word on "What is Recreation Therapy" to people you come across!
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3: Interested in joining the licensure task force? Contact Dr. Laura McLachlin at: lmclachlin@csuchico.edu Phone # (530) 514-5217
OR
Mrs. Linda Johnson at: widart@sbcglobal.net
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Elevator Speech Sample #1
Elevator Speech Sample #1
Hello, my name is ___________ and I work for ___________ in providing accommodations for people with various disabilities, making sure they have the choice to participate in things that truly interest them. Providing these opportunities helps to build self efficacy, life skills, leisure competencies & inclusive, inter-dependent relationships. These accommodations, provided by Recreation Therapists to increase overall health, sense of belonging, and reduces the need for hospitalization or more severe medical interventions. Would you please join me in supporting this bill that protects our clients, participants, and your constituents?
Elevator Speech Sample #2
Elevator Speech Sample #2
Hello, my name is ___________ and we use recreation as a tool for therapeutic intervention by finding out patients leisure interest and utilizing it for therapy. We use skills for real lift situation in the community doing diagnostics, community reintegration, and 1 on 1 treatment. These help in the rehab process along with creating new leisure opportunities prior to their discharge.
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