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A holistic approach to preventing Repetitive Strain Injuries |
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In our seminars we train participants in ergonomic equipment and practical ways to improve workstation set up, and we emphasize understanding and improving the way we use our bodies. Efficient body mechanics are critical for preventing and healing repetitive strain injury (RSI). Our teaching style makes body mechanics easy to learn and to practice in any situation.

Our classes are fun, engaging and interactive. We receive overwhelming positive feedback from clients who discover inspiring new ways to work. They report no longer feeling sore or physically exhausted at the end of the workday. Our approach is simple and insightful with exercises that are easy to do while working and fun to share with colleagues. We lead discussions and demonstrations in one-on-one and group settings.
Each seminar includes illustrated handouts with easy-to-follow instructions. Seminar descriptions follow at bottom of page:
Overview of Repetitive Strain Injuries and Computer
Vision Syndrome
This segment is offered in conjunction with
any of the three seminars below and includes:
Seminar 1: Unfolding the Sitting
Body
Animating the "Ergo-drone"
How you sit and move while working affects your whole body. Learning to listen to your body and to give it the support and mobility it needs will make you more efficient and alert throughout the day. We’ll teach you to become aware of strain before it causes injury. Together we’ll demonstrate:
Seminar 2: Workstation Setup
and Usage
Safe Use of the Keyboard and Other Hazardous
Equipment
It is a well-known fact that improper workstation setup and usage are major causes of Repetitive Strain Injury. Dramatically improve the way you feel at the end of the day by making some simple changes. You'll learn how to align and move your body to make your setup work for you. Topics include:
Seminar 3: Relief for Tired Eyes
Eyestrain Recovery and Prevention
Ever go home from work with a headache or feeling fatigued? Do you sometimes have difficulty reading the computer screen or concentrating? You could be suffering from eyestrain, even if you aren’t consciously aware of it. Learn why eyestrain happens and how to prevent it. We'll discuss:
For more information, please contact us.