The Role of The Canadian Occupational Performance Measure (COPM) for reaching Therapeutic Recreation Treatment Outcomes in an Outpatient Partial Hospitalization Program

2026 ATRA Annual Conference – Session Descriptions

October 17–19, 2026 | Brea, CA

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Session Description

Learning Outcomes

1.) The audience will gain an increased understanding of the Canadian Occupational Performance Measure and its application to Partial Hospitalization Programs 2.) The audience of this poster will be able to identify how the Canadian Occupational Performance Measure can guide the selection of Therapeutic Recreation interventions within Partial Hospitalization Programs 3.) The audience will explore the use of the Canadian Occupational Performance Measure data for advocacy of patient outcomes and Therapeutic Recreation as part of the interdisciplinary team.

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Target Audience

Primary Presenter

Madeline Honaker, CTRS, Nationwide Childrens Hospital

Biographical Information

Madeline Honaker, CTRS, is a graduate from the University of Toledo, with a Bachelor of Science in Therapeutic Recreation. Madeline has experience working in physical rehabilitation and behavioral health with adults and pediatrics since 2018. In November of 2021, she joined the Clinical Therapies Department at Nationwide Children's Hospital in a full time position working on the Youth Crisis Stabilization Unit and in the Partial Hospitalization Program.

Co-Presenter/Panelists

Allie Altman, CTRS, Nationwide Childrens Hospital

Credentials

CTRS

Biographical Information

Allie Altman, CTRS, is a graduate from Ithaca College with Bachelor's of Science in Therapeutic Recreation. Allie has experience with pediatric pain rehabilitation and pediatric behavioral health since 2024. In April of 2025, she joined the Clinical Therapies Department at Nationwide Children's Hospital in a full time position working on the Inpatient Behavioral Health Units and transitioned to the Youth Crisis Stabilization Unit and the Partial Hospitalization Program in August of 2025.

ATRA SoCal : 2026 Session Description

October 17–19, 2026

The Embassy Suites, Brea, California

2026 ATRA Annual Conference – Session Descriptions