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    • Parents of children with special needs face heightened stress and exhaustion.
    • Traditional occupational therapy interventions, while beneficial, can demand significant family resources.
    • There is a need for service models that support families without overburdening them.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To explore parent and occupational therapist perspectives on capacity-building services.
    • To identify strategies for delivering occupational therapy that supports families without causing overload.
    • To document best practices for enhancing family resilience in the context of special needs care.

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    • Qualitative descriptive design utilizing online community forums.
    • Involved 41 participants, including parents and occupational therapists in Quebec, Canada.
    • Data gathered through online discussions to capture diverse experiences and viewpoints.

    Main Results:

    • Identified nine key principles for capacity-building interventions.
    • Principles emphasize sensitivity to service impact, avoiding information overload, and allowing adequate time.
    • Highlighted the importance of focusing on positive outcomes and offering flexible service conditions.

    Conclusions:

    • Findings offer practical guidance for occupational therapists and healthcare providers.
    • Rehabilitation services can be optimized to maximize positive outcomes and minimize potential harm to families.
    • Implementing these principles can lead to more sustainable and effective family support systems.