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Boredom Busters For LTC

Resource Type: Game, Training
Posted On: April 1, 2020
Audience(s): Incoming COVID-19 Team Members, Residents, Staff / Team Members, Therapeutic Professionals

In an effort to minimize boredom and loneliness for residents living in long-term care during this challenging time, the Ontario CLRI at Bruyère and iGen Ottawa have put together a list of online resources for recreation therapists and recreation professionals to use in programming for residents. A lot has changed about day-to-day life in long-term care and we hope this list will provide some inspiration.

The links in the document do not contain Ontario CLRI or iGen Ottawa content and have not been thoroughly screened. While we cannot vouch for all the content contained in these links, each contains some content we believe is helpful for the LTC sector.

Please let us know if there’s anything else you’d like to see added to this list (info@clri-ltc.ca)!

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Last updated May 28, 2020

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