Webinars

Many children with complex physical needs experience discomfort, fatigue and reduced participation despite having well prescribed assistive seating devices. While adjustments to off-the-shelf equipment can often meet a child’s needs, there are times when individualised seating is required.

This practical 45-minute webinar explores how to recognise when standard seating has reached its limits and when custom seating solutions should be considered. Using real clinical case studies, attendees will develop confidence in identifying children who may benefit from custom seating and understand how this can improve comfort, postural alignment, pressure distribution, function and participation across home, school and community environments.

Many children with complex physical needs experience discomfort, fatigue and reduced participation despite having well prescribed assistive seating devices. While adjustments to off-the-shelf equipment can often meet a child’s needs, there are times when individualised seating is required.

This practical 45-minute webinar explores how to recognise when standard seating has reached its limits and when custom seating solutions should be considered. Using real clinical case studies, attendees will develop confidence in identifying children who may benefit from custom seating and understand how this can improve comfort, postural alignment, pressure distribution, function and participation across home, school and community environments

ETAC would like to invite you to an introductory webinar for a new free face to face course aiming to develop your clinical reasoning approaches to aid decision making around standing and walking equipment, and ways to support rehabilitation, activity, participation, and function.

This 45-minute webinar will give you an insight into what our new face-to-face training course consists of. Exploring the intricacies of the development of postural control to stand and walk. The role of a targeted training approach in developing postural control in standing and how to decision make between static and dynamic using an evidenced based practice.

ETAC would like to invite you to an introductory webinar for a new free face to face course aiming to develop your clinical reasoning approaches to aid decision making around standing and walking equipment, and ways to support rehabilitation, activity, participation, and function. 

This 45-minute webinar will give you an insight into what our new face-to-face training course consists of. Exploring the intricacies of the development of postural control to stand and walk. The role of a targeted training approach in developing postural control in standing and how to decision make between static and dynamic using an evidenced based practice.

The Movement Centre was established in 1996 and is a UK charity and specialist treatment centre based in Oswestry, Shropshire. It specialises in supporting children with movement difficulties, including cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, global developmental delay, acquired brain injury and other neurological or genetic conditions.

The Centre is particularly known for Targeted Training Therapy, a specialist, evidence based approach to paediatric physiotherapy

The Movement Centre was established in 1996 and is a UK charity and specialist treatment centre based in Oswestry, Shropshire. It specialises in supporting children with movement difficulties, including cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, global developmental delay, acquired brain injury and other neurological or genetic conditions.

The Centre is particularly known for Targeted Training Therapy, a specialist, evidence-based approach to paediatric physiotherapy.

The SitWell Pathway is an award-winning custom seating pathway developed to bring specialist seating expertise closer to children and families with complex postural needs. It provides a structured approach to custom seating provision, supporting timely access, consistent clinical practice and evidence informed decision making.

This practical 45-minute webinar explores the development of the SitWell Pathway, how it emerged and how it developed. Using real clinical case studies, attendees will develop confidence in recognising when custom seating may be appropriate, explore the clinical reasoning behind the pathway and discover how SitWell can help support better outcomes for children and their families.

The SitWell Pathway is an award-winning custom seating pathway developed to bring specialist seating expertise closer to children and families with complex postural needs. It provides a structured approach to custom seating provision, supporting timely access, consistent clinical practice and evidence informed decision making. 

This practical 45-minute webinar explores the development of the SitWell Pathway, how it emerged and how it developed. Using real clinical case studies, attendees will develop confidence in recognising when custom seating may be appropriate, explore the clinical reasoning behind the pathway and discover how SitWell can help support better outcomes for children and their families.