Using Telerehabilitation to Support Families of Children With Motor Difficulties Aged 3-8 Years Old

The WECARE intervention allows families of children with motor difficulties to access rehabilitation therapists. The primary therapist will be an occupational therapist or a physiotherapist who will have one day a week to deliver the intervention. The therapist will act as case manager to connect families with community-based services available in their region and work, according to a transdisciplinary model, with an interdisciplinary team on a needs-based basis. Patient engagement with the therapists and in the WECARE intervention will be ensured by the collaborative coaching approach used by therapists to attain meaningful motor outcomes, as selected by the primary respondent.