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Code of Ethics

The association and its members uphold and adhere to the following ethical principles: 

1. Integrity and Honesty 

Professionals act with integrity, demonstrating a strong commitment to their service. They communicate truthfully, providing complete, accurate, and clear information. They do not misrepresent themselves or the profession. Professionals are dedicated to maintaining and enhancing their knowledge and skills through continuous education. 
 

2. Loyalty and Confidentiality 

Professionals are loyal to and prioritize the well-being of the individuals they serve. They protect the privacy and confidentiality of those they serve by obtaining informed consent. 
 

3. Quality of Service 

Professionals strive to deliver high-quality services based on established professional standards. They clearly explain the purpose, results, and implications of treatment practices, ensuring client safety and well-being in a client-centered approach. 
 

4. Respect and Cooperation 

Professionals practice mutual respect and work collaboratively for the benefit of their clients. They uphold professional and moral conduct in addressing ethical issues. Additionally, professionals engage in continuous quality management to enhance their ability to serve society. They also contribute to the advancement of the profession’s knowledge through ethical research and clinical teaching. 

 

Standards of Practice

The Newfoundland and Labrador Therapeutic Recreation Assocation has adopted the Canadian Therapeutic Recreation Assocation’s Standards of Practice.

CTRA’s Standards of Pracitce

 

NLTRA Vision 

Our Vision: 

To cultivate a province that acknowledges the vital role of recreation and leisure in promoting population health and well-being, while ensuring accessible therapeutic recreation services for individuals with disabilities and health limitations to enhance their quality of life. 

 

Our Values:

Communication 

We prioritize open and transparent communication between the NLTRA executive, members, the public, and our partners. 

Quality 

NLTRA is dedicated to delivering high-quality services to our members, aligned with both national and international standards. 

Professionalism 

We conduct all business transactions, communications, and activities with professionalism, upholding the integrity of the organization and its commitment to its membership. 

Empowerment 

We empower our members to advance the profession of Therapeutic Recreation by providing opportunities for leadership and by serving as advocates for TR within the province. 

Accountability 

We are committed to being accountable for all promises, goals, and business activities, ensuring that every action is taken in the best interest of our members and in support of advancing the field of Therapeutic Recreation in Newfoundland and Labrador. 

 

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