What does NAAP stand for?

National Association of Activity Professionals

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org National Association of Activity Professionals PO Box 5530 Sevierville, TN 37864 (865)429-0717 Fax: (865)453-9914 www.

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Editor's Note: Every month members of the National Association of Activity Professionals (NAAP) will describe a program of particular interest and potential usefulness to readers.

Multisensory room and specialized dementia programming

Selman, executive director of the National Association of Activity Professionals in Jackson, Mississippi.

Is rehab killing recreation?

Selman, BS, ACC, is executive director of the National Association of Activity Professionals (NAAP), based in Jackson, Mississippi.

PPS: why you still need certified activity professionals

The National Association of Activity professionals (NAAP) was founded in 1982, and is the only national organization that exclusively represents Activity Professionals working primarily in geriatric settings.

Staff recognition: The result

The National Association of Activity Professionals and NCCAP have developed a 90-hour Basic Education Course curriculum for activity professionals which has been accepted by several states as the approved training course.

The image-enhancing role of an activities program

Rauch serves on the Board as Professional Development Trustee for the National Association of Activity Professionals and was "Activity Director of the Year" for Washington State in 1987.

Gain and retain an activity professional

The Green Hat Society was presented during the National Association of Activity Professionals Annual Conference in 2007.

Green Hat ... is it for you?