JJ Waldrop, ATP
National Seating and Mobility Richmond, VA “I have tried several different manufacturers of dynamic components over the years but all pale in comparison to the products put out by Seating Dynamics. Products and customer service is top notch and their products have held up in the most extreme situations when configured properly. They are my…
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Numotion Rocky Hill, CT “The Dynamic Back and Dynamic footrests have allowed some of my toughest clients to sit in comfort and stay positioned.”
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Numotion Denver, CO “The Static Footrests are virtually indestructible for high-tone individuals and have the ability to be placed in almost any position.”
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NuFair, Philadelphia, PA, 2016 Philadelphia, PA Dynamic Seating course Michelle L. Lange, OTR/L, ABDA, ATP/SMS Description: Dynamic seating has three primary functions – to allow movement, to diffuse force and to protect the seating system and mounting hardware. Dynamic options continue to expand and improve. This course will take a look at the product options, discuss clinical indicators…
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European Seating Symposium, 2016 Dublin, Ireland Dynamic Seating – Creating possibilities Tomas Collin
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Canadian Seating and Mobility Conference, 2016 Toronto, Canada Dynamic Seating Delia Freney, OTR/L, ATP and Keith Schwartz, RTS, ATP http://www.csmc.ca/docs/archives/2016_archive/ws/WS26%20-%20DYNAMIC%20SEATING.pdf
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International Seating Symposium, 2016 Vancouver, Canada Designing for Dystonia: begin at the beginning with children, parents and therapists Tim D. Adlam, PhD., CEng Syllabus, page 64-68
Continue ReadingMelissa Tally, PT, MPT, ATP
Perlman Center Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Cincinnati, OH “Dynamic Seating should be considered as an option for anyone with increased tone. We see dynamic seating improving access to assistive technologies. We are looking for dynamic seating options that match our therapeutic handling and support.”
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“Dynamic Seating allows for better postural alignment without having to reposition the client multiple times throughout the day. I like the multiple dynamic options (dynamic footrests and dynamic rocker back) to accommodate many obstacles with clients who have cerebral palsy in many of our day programs and residential homes. Specifically allowing clients to have functional movement has reduced the amount of extension patterns in several clients of mine.”
Continue ReadingRobert J. (Joe) McKnight, ATP/SMS, CRTS
Director of Business Development – California, Nevada, Arizona Numotion Cerritos, CA “The use of a dynamic headrest on this kind of patient should be the standard, not just to protect the equipment, but the patient.” Referring to clients who repeatedly contact their head support with significant force.
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