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Enhancing Development with Dynamic Components

Suzanne Eason, OT/L – iNRRTS Directions

This article will discuss the concepts of how & why dynamic components on seating systems and wheelchair frames enhance development via neuroplasticity.

Dynamic Seating

Dee Dee Freney, OTR/L, ATP and Keith Schwartz, MA, ATP – iNRRTS Directions

The balance of stability and movement is key to function. Dynamic Seating can facilitate this through supports.

Nordic Seating Symposium: Dynamic Seating – creating possibilities

Nordic Seating Symposium, 2015 Oslo, Norway Dynamic Seating – creating possibilities Tomas Collin

NuFair Salisbury: Dynamic Seating: Principles and Practices for Clients with Neurological Diagnoses

NuFair, Salisbury, MD, 2015 Salisbury, MD Dynamic Seating: Principles and Practices for Clients with Neurological Diagnoses Barbara Crane, PhD, PT, ATP/SMS

International Seating Symposium: Using Seating to Enhance Movement of the Body in a Wheelchair

International Seating Symposium, 2015 Nashville, TN Using Seating to Enhance Movement of the Body in a Wheelchair Jessica Presperin Pedersen, MBA, OTR/L, ATP/SMS Suzanne Eason, OT/L www.iss.pitt.edu/ISS_Pre/Iss_Pre_Doc/ISS_2015.pdf, p. 319-321 Effects of Dynamic Wheelchair Seating on Pressure, Motion, and PropulsionBarbara Crane, PhD, PT, ATP/SMS www.iss.pitt.edu/ISS_Pre/Iss_Pre_Doc/ISS_2015.pdf, p. 159

RESNA Position on the Application of Wheelchairs, Seating Systems, and Secondary Supports for Positioning vs. Restraint

Dynamic Seating also requires the use of secondary supports, including Pelvic Positioning Belts and Foot straps. These secondary supports may be misconstrued as restraints. This Position Paper provides clinical guidelines, a summary of available research, and a comprehensive overview of relevant policies. This Position Paper can be helpful in ensuring that a client’s positional needs…

Pre-2015 Seminars

Pre-2015 Seminars Please see our Literature Review, which includes presentations prior this year.