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Ashley – Dystonia and Equipment Breakage
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Dyllie – Maintaining Position and Increasing Seating Tolerance
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Kristen – Extension and Equipment Breakage
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Darcy – Reducing Agitation and Providing Sensory Input through Movement
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Carl – Maintaining Position through Dynamic Seating
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Joe – Maintaining Position and Reducing Extension
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Amanda – Providing Controlled and Safe Movement in a Wheelchair
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Oliver – Increasing Strength and Decreasing Constipation
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Jacqueline – Decreased Pain and An Unexpected Improvement
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Faith – Seeking Movement
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Phillip – A Case Study of Dynamic Seating Used to Provide Movement
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Kylie – Breakage, Pressure and Cute Shoes
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Robert – Living Life Instead of Repairing a Wheelchair
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Daniel – Managing High Tone Through Dynamic Seating
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Eddie – A Case Study of Dynamic Seating Used to Diffuse Force and Prevent Equipment Breakage
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Derrick – Meeting Multiple Needs through Dynamic Seating
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Jeff – Enhancing Development through Movement
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John – Equipment Breakage and a Two-Pronged Approach
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Tyler – When Tone Management Doesn’t Work
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Jonathan – Managing Extreme Extensor Tone
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Amber – Providing Movement to Reduce Pain, Breakage, and Tone
Reference Material
Clinical Guidelines for Dynamic Wheelchair Seating: Providing Movement
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3 Ways to Keep Your Client's Head Up
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Clinical Guidelines for Dynamic Wheelchair Seating: Postural Control and Function
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Literature Review on Dynamic Wheelchair Seating
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Pain in People using Wheelchairs
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Seating Dynamics Dynamic Seating Sample Medical Justification Wording
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Positioning vs. Restraint – Frequently Asked Questions
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RESNA Position on the Application of Wheelchairs, Seating Systems, and Secondary Supports for Positioning vs. Restraint
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RESNA Position on the Application of Dynamic Seating
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Clinical Guidelines for Dynamic Wheelchair Seating: Clients with Increased Muscle Tone and/or Forceful Movements
