Many Ways to Have a Good Time
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LGBTI Inclusive Practice Guide for Recreational and Diversional Therapists
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This engaging and practical booklet has been developed to empower recreational and diversional therapists in their work with lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) older people.
Created in partnership by the Australian Recreational Therapy Association (ARTA) and LGBTIQ+ Health Australia (LHA), it offers a thoughtful blend of information, case study material and further learning ideas tailored to build knowledge for working with LGBTI older people.
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- Understanding LGBTI people
Understanding concepts that are fundamental for working with LGBTI older people.
- Inclusive Practice Tips
Thoughtfully presented case material to help recreational and diversional therapists create safe, affirming spaces that respect diverse life experiences, and support inclusion.
- Creative Activity Ideas
Considerations for designing engaging activities to foster inclusion for LGBTI older people.
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LGBTI older people often face unique challenges, including social isolation, stigma, and gaps in healthcare understanding. This resource helps bridge those gaps by equipping therapists with tools to deliver care that is not only creative—but also culturally safe and affirming.
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This booklet is designed for:
- Recreational and diversional therapists
- Aged care activity coordinators
- Community health professionals
- Anyone committed to inclusive care for older Australians.
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ARTA is the peak national body representing those working in the fields of Recreational and Diversional Therapy in Australia.
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