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- COVID Recreation Therapy Project Survey
- Recreation Resource Package Client Utilization in Saskatchewan, 2020
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- About
- For the Public - Live Well and Be Healthy
- Employers
- Employment
- Students
- Membership: Applications & Renewals
-
News Release
- ATRA's Covid 19 Response
- COVID Recreation Therapy Project Survey
- Recreation Resource Package Client Utilization in Saskatchewan, 2020
- TR Students impacted by events of 2020
- Virtual Care Guidelines
- Opportunity to Participate in Empirical Research
- Member Vote YES to add Alumni Category and change Supporting Member Category
- Not Getting ATRA Emails?
- Concerned about getting CEU's?
- Economic Hardship Membership Fee Waiver Program
- Links
- Evidence Informed Programs
- Printable Resources
- Alberta Association on Gerontology
- Professional Development
- Members
Land Acknowledgment
Alberta Therapeutic Recreation Association (ATRA) acknowledge the First Nations, the Métis, and all of the peoples across Alberta who share a history and a deep connection with this land. ATRA dedicates the efforts of this health profession to move forward in partnership with indigenous communities in the spirit of reconciliation and collaboration.