ATSS Autumn Training Series August 6, 2026 Join the Assistive Technology and Specialised Seating (ATSS) department at the CRC for a five-part online training series designed to enhance knowledge and practice in specialised seating, mobility and assistive technology.These lunchtime sessions provide practical introductions to key areas of our service provision and are suitable for healthcare professionals, students, service providers and others interested in supporting people with complex physical and seating needs. Table of ContentsWho should attend?Why Attend?List of ATSS Training Series Introduction to ATSS and our Enhanced Care PathwaysIntroduction to Custom Moulded SeatingIntroduction to Manual WheelchairsIntroduction to Power Mobility and Alternative AccessIntroduction to Assistive Technology RegistrationPosterWho should attend?This training series may be beneficial for:Occupational TherapistsPhysiotherapistsNursesClinical staff working in disability servicesTherapy assistants and support workersStudents and graduates interested in assistive technologyProfessionals involved in seating, mobility and postural management Particularly Relevant for Children's Disability Network Teams (CDNTs)Why Attend?Participants will gain:A greater understanding of ATSS services and referral pathwaysAn introduction to specialised seating and postural managementIncreased awareness of manual and powered mobility solutionsKnowledge of AT that can support participation and independencePractical insight into services available to people with complex physical needsList of ATSS Training Series Training Series 1:Introduction to ATSS and our Enhanced Care PathwaysDate: Wednesday, 7th OctoberTime: 12:30pm - 1:30pmVenue: OnlineLearn about the Assistive Technology & Specialised Seating (ATSS) service in the CRC and the enhanced care pathways available to support service users.Training Series 2:Introduction to Custom Moulded SeatingDate: Wednesday, 14th OctoberTime: 12:30pm - 1:30pmVenue: OnlineAn introductory session exploring the principles of custom moulded seating, clinical indications, benefits and key considerations when supporting individuals with complex postural needs.Training Series 3:Introduction to Manual WheelchairsDate: Wednesday, 21st OctoberTime: 12:30pm - 1:30pmVenue: OnlineAn overview of manual wheelchair provision, including key assessment considerations, wheelchair configuration and factors affecting function, comfort and participation.Training Series 4:Introduction to Power Mobility and Alternative AccessDate: Wednesday, 28th OctoberTime: 12:30pm - 1:30pmVenue: OnlineExplore the fundamentals of power mobility solutions and alternative access methods.Training Series 5:Introduction to Assistive TechnologyDate: Wednesday, 4th NovemberTime: 12:30pm - 1:30pmVenue: OnlineAn introduction to assistive technology and its role in supporting communication, participation, learning, independence and access to daily activities.RegistrationAttendance is free, but registration is required.Participants may register for individual sessions or attend the complete five-part series.Register via Eventbrite: Coming soonPlaces are limited.Poster