
Supporting Posture, Comfort and Function Throughout the Dementia Journey
When people think about dementia, memory loss is often the first thing that comes to mind. However, dementia affects far

When people think about dementia, memory loss is often the first thing that comes to mind. However, dementia affects far

The term “transfers” refers to the method by which a person moves from one surface to another, this may be

Mobilising as soon as it is medically safe after critical illness or surgical intervention has been shown to significantly improve

A tilt-in-space chair is much more than a seating upgrade. It’s a solution for individuals living with limited mobility, complex

Forward falls are one of the most common types of incidents among people with reduced mobility or postural challenges. Whether

This practical guide has already supported many Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, and other health and social care professionals across the UK

When someone appears “unseatable”. For people who are unable to move their body independently and rely on others for all

During the last blog, we looked as how the ICF can guide our assessment for an individual’s posture and seating needs,

When it comes to assessment for posture and seating, it cannot be stressed enough that this must be personal to

Previously, we have considered how lying impacts sitting. We are now going to consider how management of the lying