The guide "Individualizing Occupational Therapy" offers occupational therapists valuable insights for client-centered therapy design. The author, Bianca Peters, examines therapeutic interaction from various perspectives and promotes a flexible, solution-oriented approach. By analyzing the communication between therapist and client, it demonstrates how this relationship can be designed to activate resources. The guide conveys how addressing the individual needs of patients improves learning situations, thereby laying the foundation for effective therapy. The practical approaches and strategies support professionals in expanding their therapeutic skills and enhancing the quality of treatment.