Titlebook: Making Leisure Provision for People with Profound Learning and Multiple Disabilities; James Hogg (Director),Judith Cavet (Senior Lecture B

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Physical activitiesor orienting our ears to sound, fine motor, as in painting, or gross motor as in horse-riding. Yet physical movement, whatever level we are viewing it at, cannot be abstracted from a wider psychological and social context. In order to place physical activities in this context, we must consider the r

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Task-orientated enjoymentake up so many hours of the day that to suggest adding a further and separate chore — that of providing entertaining leisure occupations — seems almost gratuitous. Yet both parents and professional carers admit that the hours spent between carrying out the tasks of meeting basic bodily needs can be

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Gardening: a multisensory experiencetion Time’, one of the longest-running programmes on BBC Radio, recently dealt with the query: ‘What section of the population is not interested in gardening, and does not garden?’. The answer was, not surprisingly, ‘teenagers’. However, even for teenagers, this lack of interest in gardening was con

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Holidays and outingss that enable us so to enjoy our free time have taken on considerable social and economic significance. In the latter part of the 20th century tourism has become the largest single industry in the world, with the holiday trade forming a very large section of that industry. Most of us take at least o

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