Literature has noted the contribution of therapeutic camping programs in enhancing overall functioning and well-being. Therapeutic camps can provide an opportunity for recreation involvement, skill development, and reduction in deficits by providing a variety of activities suited for the needs of the population. This study explores caregivers’ perceptions on the impacts of a four week therapeutic day camp program on well-being in adolescents with disabilities. Qualitative data was collected through functional profiles, treatment goals, discharge summaries, and caregiver surveys provided by Camp RAD to evaluate the outcomes of the camp through the lens of the Flourishing through Leisure Model. By providing the correct environmental supports, Camp RAD led to improvements in the physical, social, emotional, cognitive, spiritual, and leisure domains that assist participants in achieving flourishing and overall well-being. The study suggests that a therapeutic camp program is effective at enhancing skills and assisting in the achievement of well-being
