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Over the last 12-18months we have written several blogs focusing on cushion selection, ISO testing and standards, shear, friction and pressure. We have...

When we think of suspension in power wheelchairs, many of us picture springs and shock absorbers designed to reduce vibration. While that’s partly true,...

"There’s no way I can be expected to figure out this controller!""This is confusing—I’m worried I’ll get it wrong.""I have too many support workers; it’ll...

In a study done in 2004, 70 people with spinal cord injuries were surveyed, including some with tetraplegia and paraplegia, regarding the perception of...

When configuring both manual and power wheelchairs, tire selection is an important consideration. Pneumatic tires, solid tires, flat-free inserts…which is...

I have most certainly worked with a number of users who slide forward into posterior pelvic tilt. It is a posture which we commonly see when prescribing...

Welcome back to our blogs for 2025. I hope our readers that managed a holiday are feeling well rested and ready for another exciting year. We have been...

As a therapist, it can feel overwhelming to work out what the best cushion for pressure care may be. It is also important that we try to not to have a...

I had the privilege to speak at the Oceanic Seating Symposium in Melbourne this time last year, exploring the inequalities of assistive technology funding...

Support surfaces vary significantly, as do the materials used. Foam, gel and air cushions have significant variability in their function – even between...