Stay up-to-date on the latest clinical education videos produced by the Education in Motion team.
Leckey Squiggles+ Stander - Measurement and Setup
Standing is very important. An upright posture allows gravity to assist the function of our internal systems. By standing, children bear their weight through their bones and joints, which helps shape them while increasing their strength. This...
Getting to Know the ZIPPIE Sphynx
The ZIPPIE Sphynx was designed to be an easy-to-transport dependent mobility device for individuals who need up to 30 degrees of static tilt when seated in a wheelchair. The Sphynx offers a wide variety of options to meet a wide range of seating...
Leckey MyWay Gait Trainer Overview
The MyWay Gait Trainer has an open-style frame design that allows not only for the child to be able to engage in activities in front of him/her, but also provides therapists with the ability to get closer to the child while he is in the device...
Leckey Squiggles Seat Overview
Leckey's Squiggles line of seating and standing devices was created specifically for young children approximately 1-5 years of age. In this video, Linda Bollinger demonstrates and discusses the many clinical benefits for the features and...
Leckey MyGo Stander Overview
Research has shown the many benefits, both physically and functionally, of providing children with physical disabilities the opportunity to stand. Leckey standers offer many sizes, options, adjustments, and features to help facilitate optimal...
Leckey MyGo Seat Clinical Overview
There are many factors that may come into play when recommending the most appropriate seating equipment for a child with disabilities to allow him/her to engage in activities. Properly positioning and supporting the pelvis is often where most...
Leckey Advance Bath Chair Overview
Assisting caregivers of children with physical disabilities with selecting the best equipment to ensure bath time is safe and comfortable for both the child and caregiver is essential. In this video, Dan Craig, ATP reviews the options, sizes, and...
Leckey Squiggles+ Stander Clinical Overview
Assistive Technology Professional (ATP) and Sunrise Medical Pediatric Sales Specialist Dan Craig provides an in-depth overview of the clinical features and adjustments of the Leckey Squiggles+ Stander. In addition, Dan provides practical tips for...
How to Maintain Your Foam Wheelchair Cushion
Foam is the most common material in wheelchair cushions. In this short video, you'll learn why that is, and how you can get the most life out of yours with a few easy maintenance tips.Presented by Faith Brown, Clinical Specialist Occupational...
How to Maintain Your Fluid Insert Wheelchair Cushion
How can you get the most out of your wheelchair seating? Fluid (erroneously called "gel" at some point by almost everyone) technology is long established as one of the best ways to get excellent comfort and skin protection. Taking a few...
How to Correctly Position Your Wheelchair Cushion Every Time
It's not always obvious which way is up on a wheelchair cushion, especially if it is a new one to you or several people are involved in looking after it. Even when a cover is marked "front" and "back," it can all go wrong...
How to Take Care of Your Wheelchair Cushion Cover
High-performance wheelchair cushions come with a removable cover, but what is the best way to look after it? This short video will show you how to keep your cover clean and in good condition, as well as how to keep an eye on when it's time for...
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