An OTA is working with a client diagnosed with Huntington's disease. Which interventions would be most meaningful to a client who is in the mid-stage of the disease?

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In the mid-stage of Huntington's disease, clients may begin to experience more difficulty with initiating and completing tasks. Making lists for ADLs and pairing matching clothing can help simplify these tasks and reduce frustration for the client. The other interventions listed may be more appropriate for clients in different stages of the disease.

An OTA Is Working with a Client Diagnosed with Huntington's