TABLE 5.

NMT techniques posing safety concerns.

Category	No. (%)	Example quotations
None	22 (31.9)	“Nothing I use causes any concern;”
		“No - not in my work.”
None because caregiver is	12 (17.4)	“Training carers ensured safe delivery;”
present		“Not with my population and having caregiver involved;”
		“None if adequate support and supervision is available.”
RAS	21 (30.4)	“RAS gait due to not being present in-person for safety;”
		“RAS cannot use. The assessment and exercises are not available without physical support;”
		“Gait training if a caregiver is not present.”
Therapeutic instrumental music	2 (2.9)	“TIMP - motor concerns;”
performance (TIMP)		“Some PSE and TIMP exercises, especially with a client diagnosed with Quadriplegia due to CP.”
Patterned sensory	4 (5.8)	“PSE when the patient have (sic) balance issues;”
enhancement (PSE)		“Some PSE and TIMP exercises, especially with a client diagnosed with Quadriplegia due to CP.”
All motor techniques	6 (8.7)	“I have only been NMT since February, and I only use the physical rehabilitation interventions in person. I don’t feel confident to do them online;”
		“Motor techniques may pose safety concerns as I am not with the client to observe and physically support.”
Non-motor techniques	3 (4.3)	“[Musical Neglect Training]. Have been contacted about working with a client who had a major stroke and now has visual neglect. Concerned about safety considerations with regard to set up and implementation on her part without any in person support.”
		“[Music in Psychosocial Training and Counseling] can also be a concern if technical issues result in the session being interrupted or ended abruptly.”