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7 Jars Of Hot Pickled Peppers - All Work No Play  STROKE  Season 2 Episode 6

All Work No Play STROKE Season 2 Episode 6

12/14/18 • 36 min

7 Jars Of Hot Pickled Peppers

In this episode, Christine interviews Recreation Therapist Kristine Smith from the Camrose Hospital. They discuss the benefits of recreation and how participation in recreation that appeals to you, can have a positive impact on happiness, joy, and in achieving therapy goals. Check it out!

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In this episode, Christine interviews Recreation Therapist Kristine Smith from the Camrose Hospital. They discuss the benefits of recreation and how participation in recreation that appeals to you, can have a positive impact on happiness, joy, and in achieving therapy goals. Check it out!

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