Written by authors committed to ensuring the inclusion of people with disabilities in community recreation, this practical book equips readers to design, implement, and evaluate recreation programs. Complementing the helpful discussions of strategies and ideology are numerous case examples, along with a host of reproducible forms. In this second edition, new chapters cover the benefits and constraints of family recreation, ways to enhance social inclusion, and heartening stories of successful programs. Professionals in therapeutic and community recreation and special education will find this long-popular resource as essential as ever.