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Treating Emotional, Physical, and Social Health: Recreational Therapy (RT) Outpatient Rehabilitation
Treating Emotional, Physical, and Social Health: Recreational Therapy (RT) Outpatient Rehabilitation
Delivering Evidence-Based Science That Makes You Smile: For Whole-Person Health in Austin, TX
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Agency Site 
for Recreational Therapy Internship 
​Agency Supervisor: 
Clinical Director Robert Broadhead, MSRLS, RT, CTRS, TRS/TXC

Now accepting applications for internships for future Recreational Therapy CTRS professionals at both the undergraduate and graduate level.

For 2026 - Spring, Summer and Fall placements available.


Site supervisor is an active CTRS and is in compliance with NCTRC requirements. 

We also are available for fieldwork/volunteer hours for students (from any health care or social services discipline).


Interested? 

Send an email.

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FOR MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS 

CALL 988 (Veterans Press 1) or 

TEXT HELLO to 741741.


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Membership Info
Our services require monthly membership.
The monthly membership fee is $399 and includes 4 private therapy sessions (45 minutes each) per month + access to signup for optional groups (sign-up is based on availability, maximum of 4 groups per subscription per month).
  • Add minor children under 18 for an additional $49 per month per child (to share one membership together).
  • Add adults over 18 for an additional $99 per month per adult (to share one membership together).

Lifestyle Foundation Program
About Lifestyle Foundation Program

All New Members are Enrolled in our Lifestyle Foundation Program

The program is 2-6 months (based on client goals and plan) and is paid via monthly membership subscription. 

Members may pause or cancel membership subscription at any time 

(cancellation effective at the conclusion of their current prepaid month).

"Health care extends beyond pills and medical devices."

- Baker, D. L., & Dye, C. (2017). Prescribing Experience: Discussion of Recreational Therapy as Health Care. Journal of Disability & Religion, 21(3), 296–318. https://doi.org/10.1080/23312521.2017.1326875

Questions?