“…While there are a number of models available to the leisure counselor (Dowd, 1984;Edwards, 1980b;Edwards, 1984;Edwards & Bloland, 1980;Loesch & Wheeler, 1982;McDowell, 1976;Overs, Taylor, & Adkins, 1977), there are few that attempt to synthesize work and leisure in a single integrated model. One such approach, essentially a guidance model developed by the authors (Bloland & Edwards, 1981), consists of four principal steps: (a) Step 1: Identify client needs, (b) Step 2: Identify activities to meet needs, (c) Step 3: Differentiate work and leisure activities, and (d) Step 4: Facilitate client participation in selected activities.…”