Active Seating

Active Seating

Active Seating

Active seating is great for children and adults with special needs and those with physical disabilities. Since it puts the user in motion in a controlled manner, active seating encourages better posture by activating and strengthening the tiny muscles in our back and core area; it ultimately eliminates static loading and helps support the spine. Various active seating options force the body to strengthen its weakest muscles to maintain balance.

Additionally, active seating can improve focus and alertness by enhancing sensory awareness and stimulating the vestibular sense. Many children with low muscle tone and/or sensory processing disorders tend to move around frequently and sit improperly by placing their heads on the table or wrapping their feet around a chair leg. Providing opportunities for controlled movements, such as sitting on a ball chair or seat cushion, may help a child stay seated and attend to tasks longer. Browse our wide range of options here.

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