Category: Special Needs

Current as at 31 August 2026. NDIS reform is being rolled out in stages between 2026 and 2030, and further rules are still being developed. Check the NDIA website for the latest position before making funding decisions. If you prescribe postural seating as an occupational therapist, physiotherapist, support coordinator, or family member, the NDIS landscape […]

When sitting on a conventional flat chair or static wheelchair, individuals with physical disabilities and neurological conditions often face severe biomechanical challenges. Without stable pelvic support, the torso collapses, the spine curves into a slumped “C” shape, and upper-limb movement becomes heavily compromised. The concept of adaptive saddle seating originated in Australia in 1988. Mary […]

The Foundation of Healthy Postural Support All individuals need optimal postural seating. This requirement is especially critical for people living with physical impairments. Correct seating actively prevents physical deformities from developing or deteriorating over time. A secure, neutral pelvis forms the essential foundation of a healthy, balanced spine. Therefore, selecting the right ergonomic posture chair […]