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Josh Barol,
Turtle Springs. Presented session on computers as a therapy
for older adults and is currently (9-9-98) developing SeniorNet
at UPHS Institute on Aging. jbarol*netreach.net
joan burlingame,
Idyll Arbor, 25119 SE 262 St., Ravensdale, Washington 98051-9763
(206) 432-3231. joan's husband is a computer programmer and
is developing a software package of many of the assessments
sold by Idyll Arbor. As of 1-13-95, the Idyll Arbor Software is still in its testing phase. idyarbor*ix.netcom.com
Charles C. Dixon, MS CTRS, compuTR, 461 Lawnview Circle, Morgantown, WV 26505
(304) 599-6465 or <charlie
* recreationtherapy.com (replace * with @ before emailing me) >. Charlie has written
the Leisure Interest Survey
& LDBScorer and presents workshops on computer applications
in TR. Download free demo
of LIS.
Patsy Edwards,
Constructive Leisure, 511 No. La Ciennega Blvd., Los Angeles,
CA 90048. Developed an interest survey called LeisurePref for use on a variety of computers.
Gary Ellis developed
the LDB Software for sale through Venture Publishing.
1999 Cato Avenue State College, Pennsylvania 16801 (814) 234-4561.
Dan Ferguson,
CTRS,Ph.D., Teaches computer applications in TR at BYU. Published
several articles on computers and TR. He also has presented workshops on computer applications and TR.
Tom Gushiken,
CTRS, Ph.,D. is accumulating Internet resources for TR
and has presented workshops on Internet & TR.
Marta Moser and
Guy Moser, of Activity Management Systems, Inc. has developed
the Activity Master. This program permits activity
directors to maintain client data, attendance records, etc
on the computer. Write AMS at Box 1222, The Dalles, Oregon
97058 for more info.
Rozanne W. Faulkner,
CTRS, Leisure Enrichment Service, PO Box 1190, Seaside, Oregon
97138 ,(503) 738-6679. Has a computerized version of the TRI,
but is no longer selling it as the paper version of the TRI
has been updated but the computerized version has not been
updated.
Mike Heil, CTRS of MORC, Recreation Therapy Dept. at 16200 Nineteen Mile
Road, Clinton Township, MI 48038-1103 has developed a database
program using Microsoft Access. With CARA (Computerized
Activity Resource Assistant), Mike is able to maintain
a data base of community leisure resources and use it to generate
individualized reports for clients with specific interests.
Mike is currently using the system at work. He may be distributing
his program at a later date.
Roy Olsson, Jr.,
CTRS, Ph.D., . Has published articles
on computer applications. Developed a scoring software for
the LDB on Apple II. Software is not available for distribution
or sale.
Debbie Pate,
MS, CTRS Recreation Therapist Informatics and Computer Specialist
Rehabilitation Care Service VA Puget Sound Health Care System
Seattle, WA (206)764-2638 . Computer Applications in TR (use
of computers in therapy, use of Internet in therapy, medical
informatics, future of computing and how it can assist therapists
and patients), Technology (adaptive computing, adapting leisure
activity of almost any sort), Experiential and Outdoor programming
and therapy, and Physical Rehabilitation (special expertise
in neurological conditions along with general expertise in phys
dis). debbie.pate*med.va.gov
Andrew Ritchey,
Performance Plus, A Lifestyle Management Company, PO Box
671
CRO, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, B3J 2T3. Has developed the Therapeutic Recreation Software. This program enables
the TRS to track individual client progress, develop individual
& master activity interest lists, plan & evaluate programs,
track quality assurance monitors, and more. Call Andrew at
(902)
452-8473. trs*istar.ca.
Jerome Singleton,
Ph.D., Dalhousie University, School of Recreation, Physical
& Health Education, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada B3H 3J5
(902) 494-2152. As of 8-30-93, Jerry is working on the development
of the Alzheimer's Stack for the MacIntosh. jerome*ac.dal.ca
Irene Willis,
MA, CTRS and her father have teamed to create CompuVerse.
CompuVerse is a computer-aided communication system to assist
individuals with communication disabilities. CompuVerse utilizes
Windows, IBM or compatible with 386 or greater CPU.
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