How does a CTRS meet client needs? through...

• A. Adaptive sport
• B. Cooking classes
• C. Gardening
• D. Drama therapy

Answer: (A)

CTRS meet client needs by using adaptive sport to enable participation and progress toward personal goals. By assessing abilities, removing barriers, and adapting equipment and rules, a CTRS helps clients engage in sports that fit their skill level and health status. This participation brings physical benefits like increased strength, balance, and endurance, along with psychosocial gains such as improved confidence, teamwork, and a sense of belonging. The adaptations ensure safety and meaningful challenge, making the activity a conduit for rehabilitation and community participation. While cooking classes, gardening, and drama therapy are also therapeutic options, adaptive sport directly addresses how to facilitate functional participation and fitness through a structured, goal-oriented activity customized to each client.