top of page
The National Academy of Recreational Therapists (NART) was established in 2011 as an honor society to recognize the most accomplished practitioners and educators in recreational therapy and to provide a clearinghouse for the exchange of ideas that would ultimately lead to the advancement of the recreational therapy profession. The central purpose of the Academy was the advancement of recreational therapy by recognition, education, research, scholarly
activity, advocacy, and the provision of advice to decision makers.
Fellows
Becoming a Fellow
Recognized outstanding professionals are nominated by NART Fellows, evaluated by a committee, and inducted through majority vote to receive the honor of
Fellow Distinguished in Recreational Therapy (FDRT).
NART Established in 2011
bottom of page