Education in Motion

Created by clinicians for clinicians, Education in Motion provides the latest information concerning manual chairs, power chairs, and wheelchair seating. Read blogs, articles, and industry resources as well as real life clinical applications and outcomes.

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Recent Blog Posts

When Is the Right Time to Prescribe a Walking Frame?

As a pediatric physiotherapist, one of the most frequent questions parents ask me is, "Is my...

Who Needs Anterior Head Supports?

Head supports come in a range of shapes, sizes, and configurations. A well-designed head support ...

How to Select a Dependent Mobility Device: Reviewing Options

As babies grow into toddlers, preschoolers, children, and through adolescence, the decision betwe...

How to Select a Dependent Mobility Device: Identifying Needs

Determining a suitable mobility solution prior to seeing the patient in person for the first time...

Powering Epic Outdoor Adventures for People with Disabilities

For decades, engaging in leisure and recreational activities has been linked to a myriad of physi...

Creating a Postural Management Plan to Support a Neutral Pelvis

For many therapists, it is incredibly frustrating when, after providing a productive therapy sess...

Wheelchair Configurations and Seat Functions for Common Postural Asymmetries

The QUICKIE® Access™ solves multiple seating challenges while allowing clients to prope...

Usage of Dynamic Tilt-in-Space Manual Wheelchairs

In the older population the skin becomes weak and frail, resulting in an increased risk of pressu...

Comparing Manual Pediatric Dependent Mobility Devices

Mobility devices for infants and children can come with many different features and accessories. ...

Guide for Finding the Best Head Position for Your Client

Even though we are taught that seating and positioning begins at the pelvis, it is common for peo...

Early Intervention: Activities at Home to Support Development

This quick guide will provide early developmental activity ideas to help promote physical, social...

Pediatric Standers: At-Home Activities

Standing is hugely beneficial for the body: from increasing bone mineral density to improving bre...

Kevan C.

Kevan considers himself just one of the guys! He is a full-time wheelchair user who is redefining what accessible is. His message is that accessibility is different for everyone. In his eyes, it is "people helping people." He learned this when he decided to leave his wheelchair in America and his posse volunteered to carry him around Europe.

Jessica Presperin Pedersen - Sunrise Medical USA

OTD, MBA, OTR/L, ATP/SMS - Director of Clinical Education - North America

Sarah Leonard - Sunrise Medical USA

PT, DPT, ATP - Clinical Education Manager

Amy Bjornson - Sunrise Medical Australia

BS, MPT, ATP, SMS - Clinical Education Manager - Asia Pacific

Sheilagh Sherman - Sunrise Medical Canada

BA, BHScOT, MHM, OT Reg. (Ont.) - Clinical Educator

Mayari Solorzano-Chavez - Sunrise Medical Latin America

PT / ATP - Clinical Educator - Latin America

Dan Critchfield - Sunrise Medical USA

ATP - Technical Education Director

Faith Brown - Sunrise Medical UK & Éire

OT - Clinical Specialist, Clinical Educator - United Kingdom & Éire

Federico Rizza - Sunrise Medical Italy

OT - Clinical & Product Specialist

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