Education in Motion / Clinical Corner / June 2011

June 2011

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Practical Seating Considerations - Pelvic Rotation

Practical Seating Considerations - Pelvic Rotation

​So far with respect to practical seating considerations, I have written about pelvic obliquity, posterior pelvic tilt and anterior pelvic tilt. This month, I would like to focus on practical seating considerations for a client who presents with a pelvic rotation.

2011-06-28

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