Introduction This is a reflective journal regarding my placement experience while I was working at Berala Park. Berala Park is twenty-four hours nursing care that offers high quality services and care to clients of all ages. Additionally, Berala Park offers leisure and recreational activities. Berala Park services are categorized into three groups, which include health, lifestyle and activities (Berala on the Park, 2012). My stay at Berala Park lasted for twenty days. This presented a good opportunity for me to practice what I had learnt in class. This presented a good platform to integrate the therapeutic recreational activities in the workplace environment. This journal is based on the different learning objectives that I came up with, which were in line with the learning materials provided. These objectives were critical in assisting me gain practical skills. Learning Objectives   * Identify the recreational activities that clients enjoy the most and their medical importance.   * The manner in which to get clients into participating in various recreational activities.   * Identify how to handle clients.   * Identify some of the occupational hazards and how they can be handled. Berala on the Park is dedicated towards ensuring the provision of exceptional and compassionate care services to the aging members of the society. The organization has established its name as an institution in which caring begins, and life continues. Berala on the Park’s main objective is to deliver a viable, healthy, and comfortable living environment for the aged in the society. Furthermore, Berala on the Park aspires to provide a good environment that embraces that promotes freedom, peace, and individuality. It is aimed at gaining fresh ideas and insights into aged care in an effort to ensure the provision of the best quality care services (Berala on the Park, 2012). The institution boasts of highly qualified and experienced staff. This ensures that the clients’ needs are sufficiently met. The nurses are dedicated to their work, and this ensures that the clients’ stay at the facility is a nice experience. This brings confidence and satisfaction to clients and his or her family. The institution has excellent activities designed to suit the demands of the clients. The various activities are programmed to ensure that residents have fun and enjoy themselves while at the facility. The Divisional Therapist has come up with activities, which meets the requirement of the various demands. The therapeutic activities are designed to facilitate social interaction and guarantee a sense of belonging to the residents. Identifying the recreational activities and their medical importance There were various therapeutic recreational activities that were implemented at Berala Park for the aged clients. They included gentle exercises during the morning hours; participation in different gaming activities, as well as participation in musical entertainment (Svensson, 1992). Apart from the routine activities that included physical activities, there was a lot of communication from the supervisor towards the clients. This was critical especially before the clients were allowed to engage in any tas