Inclusive Leisure Services, 4th ed. - eBook

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ISBN/ISSN: 978-1-57167-870-6

Author(s): John Dattilo

Copyright year: 2017

Edition: 4th

pages: 553

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 Inclusive Leisure Services (4th ed.) discusses the importance of including all people in leisure services, offering an educational model for learning about considerations and strategies to promote inclusive leisure services.

Each chapter with an orientation activity including questions to stimulate reflection on the topic. Then the chapter topic is introduced, followed by a rich discussion including examples from research studies and quotes from inside and outside the leisure field. Each chapter ends with final thoughts and discussion questions. Topics include developing an awareness of ethics, inclusion, barriers, and legislation relevant to inclusive leisure services; providing strategies to promote social, psychological, and physical leisure engagement for everyone; culture (e.g., ethnicity, race, religion, sexual orientation), ability, healthy aging, economic resources, and support; and people, inclusion, and specific disabilities.

This book is based on the author’s own experiences as a person within society and as a leisure service practitioner, his discoveries as a clinician and researcher, his reflections of relevant literature, and his observations of the operative assumptions within the leisure profession.

The author has taught in higher education and also held roles as a researcher and a clinician. He has authored textbooks associated with leisure education, therapeutic recreation facilitation techniques, and inclusive leisure.

Section A: Develop Awareness

Chapter 1: Be Ethical

Chapter 2: Celebrate Inclusive Leisure

Chapter 3: Understand Sociological Barriers

Chapter 4: Consider Psychological and Physical Barriers

Chapter 5: Uphold Human and Civil Rights (with Ben Hickerson)

Chapter 6: Follow the Americans With Disabilities Act

 

Section B: Promote Social Engagement

Chapter 7: Enhance Our Attitude

Chapter 8: Improve Others’ Attitudes

Chapter 9: Use Sensitive Terms (with Amy Lorek)

Chapter 10: Nurture Positive Contact

Chapter 11: Be an Advocate and Ally for Equity

 

Section C: Inspire Psychological Engagement

Chapter 12: Encourage Self-Determination

Chapter 13: Provide Leisure Education

 

Section D: Foster Physical Engagement

Chapter 14: Implement Universal  Design

Chapter 15: Make Adaptations

 

Section E: Consider Perspectives to Facilitate Engagement

Chapter 16: Endorse Culture

Chapter 17: Embrace People’s Abilities

Chapter 18: Sustain Healthy Aging

Chapter 19: Address Economic Resources (with David Scott)

Chapter 20: Support Families

 

Section F: Learn About People, Inclusion, and Disability

Chapter 21: People, Inclusion, and Physical Limitations

Chapter 22: People, Inclusion, and Cognitive Limitations

Chapter 23: People, Inclusion, and Sensory Limitations

Chapter 24: People, Inclusion, and Assistive Technology

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