Empowering Safer, Smarter Driving Through Every Stage of Life
At DriveRx, we believe that education is key to promoting lifelong mobility, safety, and independence. Our expert-led presentations are designed for older adults, caregivers/families, healthcare professionals, and community organizations seeking guidance on age- and ability-related driving concerns.Led by licensed occupational therapists with specialty certification in driver rehabilitation, these engaging talks combine clinical expertise with real-world driving insight. Whether you’re supporting a loved one, working with patients, or preparing for your own road ahead, we offer tailored sessions to meet your needs.
Presentation Topics Include:
The Road Ahead: Aging with Confidence Behind the Wheel
Understanding age-related changes and tips for safe driving as an older adult
As we age, our bodies and minds naturally change—but that doesn’t mean we have to give up the keys. This engaging session explores the physical, cognitive, and visual changes that can affect driving, and offers practical, proactive strategies to stay safe, confident, and independent on the road for as long as possible.
Driving Decisions: A Roadmap for Families & Caregivers
Navigating Safety Concerns with Older Drivers
This presentation guides families and caregivers through the often difficult—but crucial—conversations around driving safety for aging loved ones. Learn how to recognize red flags, approach sensitive discussions with empathy, and explore supportive next steps.
Ready, Set, Drive? Supporting Neurodiverse Individuals
A Practical Guide for Parents and Caregivers
Explore how to assess and support readiness to drive in teens or adults with neurodiverse profiles, including ADHD, autism, and other learning differences. This talk offers clear tools, developmental considerations, and practical tips to help families navigate this major milestone with confidence.
Memory & Mobility: Driving with Dementia
Guidance for Families and Healthcare Professionals
Driving and cognitive changes don’t always go hand in hand. This session addresses the unique challenges of driving with dementia, including risk factors, clinical signs, and decision-making frameworks for families and providers to promote safety and dignity.
Behind the Wheel: Understanding the Clinical Driving Process
A Guide for Rehabilitation and Healthcare Professionals
An inside look at the clinical and adaptive driving evaluation process. Learn about the options available for clients, how to identify when a referral is needed, and what happens during/after an assessment. Ideal for allied health professionals, social workers and case managers looking to support driver safety and functional independence.