In an ever-changing world, challenges are an inevitable part of life and each individual has their own lens on how they view our world. If we are able to adjust our lens and appreciate a different perspective, we open ourselves up to opportunities for growth and revitalization. Come be inspired to view our world through a different lens as we work to make a difference in our communities.
This annual event brings together delegates and speakers from the Therapeutic Recreation sector to discuss and share current and innovative topics, unique partnerships and practices. The workshops are designed to provide front-line Therapeutic Recreation professionals with tools, resources and practical information they can use within their respective facilities, programs and/or profession.
To claim the Group Discount email the Finance Administrator at recconnections.events@sportmanitoba.ca with the names of attendees from your facility.
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Crystal has spent the last 20 plus years in the recreation field working with individuals from various backgrounds. She attended Saint Mary’s University for her psychology undergrad degree before heading to Dalhousie for her Bachelor degree in therapeutic recreation followed by a Master of Arts degree in Leisure Studies. She practiced as a Recreation Therapist for 10 years in the areas of transitional care, physical medicine and rehabilitation (SCI and MSK), neurosurgery and in junior high schools. She began teaching at Dalhousie as a sessional instructor which was when she developed an interest in post-secondary education. Prior to her current role as Executive Director for Recreation Nova Scotia, she was the lead core faculty at the Nova Scotia Community College teaching the Therapeutic Recreation Diploma Program where she completed a full program curriculum revision. She is currently enrolled in doctoral studies at Dalhousie pursuing her research interest in understanding the play experiences of African Nova Scotian girls.