A Chair for Lindsey: Cerebral Palsy and Scoliosis Pain
Channel: Seating Matters
Date: 2019-02-20

Lindsey lives with cerebral palsy and scoliosis pain. For years, she sat in a standard wheelchair that did not properly support her posture and manage the pressure on her back and caused her a great deal of pain.

Today, Lindsey is seated in Seating Matters Milano chair. 

Specifically designed by Martina Tierney Occupational Therapist to help re-distribute pressure, support good posture and prevent falls. 

Discover more about the Milano on our online shop: https://shop.seatingmatters.com/  

Seating Matters are changing the world through healthcare seating. 

At Seating Matters we design and manufacture leading, therapeutic seating for adults and children.

They were designed by Martina Tierney, an Occupational Therapist with 30 years experience in seating patients, and author of The Clinician’s Seating Handbook. 

Interested in getting a free copy of The Clinician’s Seating Handbook? Click here http://info.seatingmatters.com/handbook

Interested in having Martina do an Education Workshop for your team? Visit https://seatingmatters.com/education/

The Handbook provides lots of information, support and guidance to patients on how to get the most from your seat and to help you make the decision to get better seating for specific conditions and disabilities.

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