PDA Resources for Therapists

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Flexible Support for Therapy Sessions

Therapy brings expectations around movement, communication, practice, and participation. When those expectations feel overwhelming, adapting the session can help create more manageable ways to engage.

Explore PDA resources for occupational therapists, physical therapists, speech-language pathologists, and multidisciplinary teams. These tools support reflection, session planning, and collaboration around the learner’s strengths, interests, boundaries, and available capacity.

Therapy-Specific Supports

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Guiding the Approach

Respect boundaries and communication preferences. Offer meaningful choices, adapt activities to the individual, and make room for pauses, connection, and collaboration.

Observation & Documentation

Professional Support Bundles

Each bundle combines one therapy guide with Clinical Red Flags and Case Notes. These resources are also listed individually above. Clinical Red Flags and Case Notes are shared across all three bundles.