What is Recreational Therapy?

Substance abuse behaviors seep into every aspect of life, consuming the person’s interests and passions. Recreational Therapy helps the person get back to enjoying life and physical activity again.

Recreation is an integral part of recovery. By exploring and finding life-long interests the individual comes to the realization; it is possible to have fun without the use of mind altering substances.

Recreational activities are also a valuable tool for teaching people how to accomplish goals, resolve problems, socialize while sober, and manage stressful situations without the use of drugs or alcohol.

Recreational Activities help show people how life in recovery is not just about stopping drinking and using, it is about new adventures and exciting and unique experiences.

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Find Beauty and Peace in Big Sky Country!

During Recreational Therapy, clients are able to take a moment and enjoy all the awesome things Great Falls has to offer. Some of the special activities include: Participating in art classes at Paris Gibson Museum and Brush Crazy studio, visiting “Escape Rooms,” karaoke, gardening, kite flying, visiting historical places such as the First Peoples Buffalo Jump and Fort Benton, enjoying outings to parks and waterfalls such as Gates of the Mountains and Black Eagle Falls, walking on nature trails, playing basketball, foosball and volleyball, working out at the gym, watching movies, bowling and so much more!

Tour Montana Museums, Parks, and Historic Sites

Hiking, Movies, Workout Facilities, Arts and Crafts

Clients at Rocky Mountain Treatment Center Participate in Recreational Therapy Every Day.

Recreational Therapy is vital to physical, mental and emotional well-being and helps clients see the adventure and joy they can find in recovery!

4 Key Benefits of Recreational Therapy

Psychosocial Health

Cognitive Functioning

Physical Health

Personal Satisfaction

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