“…Another recent study showed that patients undergoing occupational‐based group intervention had improvements in occupational performance, satisfaction, and self‐efficacy (Spalding et al, 2022a ). Group interventions, providing appropriate group structure and support, can maintain a client‐centred approach by working on individual meaningful goals in a group setting (Spalding, Gustafsson, & Di Tommaso, 2023 ). Group interventions are efficient modes of therapy where occupational therapy staffing is inadequate, providing greater skill practice opportunities and are associated with better service‐user outcomes (Renner et al, 2016 ; Schneider et al, 2016 ).…”