Our ‘Advanced Seating Assessment and Prescription’ workshop has been designed to enhance your clinical practice so you can confidently navigate the complexities of seating assessment and prescription.
Led by industry-respected clinicians, join Kate Pain (GTK) and the GTK team as they share invaluable insights into the assessment and prescription of seating, drawing from their extensive clinical backgrounds.
This immersive workshop offers a unique opportunity to:
- Master the art of conducting a thorough MAT evaluation
- Gain a deep understanding of the principles of biomechanics and how they are applied to seating posture
- Effectively translate assessment findings into practical product parameters
- Develop problem-solving skills through real case scenarios
- Hone clinical justification skills, essential for crafting successful funding applications
- Seamlessly integrate acquired knowledge into product setup and clinical practice.
We’ll also have numerous opportunities for practical, hands-on exploration of seating and positioning equipment.
Advanced Seating Assessment and Prescription’ is tailored for clinicians with experience in seating prescription looking to further deepen their expertise in the area. There is a level of assumed knowledge for this workshop. For newer prescribers, consider our ‘Foundations of Seating Assessment‘ workshop which is tailored to build fundamental skills. Please reach out if you’d like to discuss which workshop would be more suited to your learning needs.
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Tuesday 21st April, 2026
9am – 3.30pm
GTK Brisbane, 2/12 Torres Crescent,
North Lakes QLD 4509
$50
Meet the Presenter:
Kate Pain (GTK)
Kate comes from an occupational therapy background, with two decades of experience in varied settings, specialising in wheelchair seating and positioning. She finds the evolution of power wheelchair alternate drive technology fascinating, and looks forward to exciting innovations becoming more readily available in power wheelchairs.
Kate really enjoys appointments with children who are trying out a wheelchair for the first time. She loves seeing the excitement in their eyes as they move independently for the first time – it’s contagious!
Kate also enjoys working with adults trialling a wheelchair for the first time, who have a lifetime of limiting perceptions about using a wheelchair, who then realise that the right equipment can amplify their abilities and enjoyment of life.