The TherAdapt Adjustable Angle Bench provides a stable sitting surface that promotes anterior pelvic tilt, upright posture, and increased weight bearing through the lower extremities. This design helps children strengthen their legs, improve coordination, and gain more control of their arm and hand movements for therapy, play, and everyday activities.
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The bench seat can be positioned horizontally or angled. This feature supports anterior pelvic tilt, which helps improve postural control and stability. The angled surface places more weight through a child’s feet, which is beneficial for performing activities such as moving from sitting to standing, floor to sitting, or from sitting to a walker or crutches.
Being able to adjust the height also creates opportunities for users to be eye-to-eye with their peers and teachers. The height adjustability of this tilting therapy bench allows it to be customized for use by more than one child in a school or therapy setting.
Benches like The TherAdapt Adjustable Angle Bench are widely used in occupational, physical, and speech therapy to improve posture, balance, and functional movement. Having this bench at home allows families to reinforce the same therapeutic activities used in clinical settings, supporting continuity of care. Built with a slip-resistant padded seat and durable frame, it withstands the demands of professional use while remaining practical and easy to adjust for home programs.
Physical, occupational, and speech therapists, as well as schools and homes with special needs children, can all better serve and support kids who benefit from a tilted surface that puts more weight on their feet and helps them control their posture for better use of their arms and hands.
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"This bench is very versatile in working with my son. It promotes proper posture when he is sitting on the bench. Encourages him to fully engage his core and sit upright. The bench is also sturdy enough to be used as a table for tall kneeling activities. He can also straddle the bench for weight shift exercises and reach in all planes. The bench is adjustable to work on transitioning exercises from sit to stand. This bench is well constructed and easy to implement into my son's daily exercise regimen. Highly recommend this tilt bench."
-Nancy B.
"My son’s therapist was using this bench with him at school, and my nurse asked to get one for home use. It came assembled and was ready to use. It's lighter than other benches I have seen and is easily adjustable. It's the perfect size for an adult to sit with a child in a straddling position, one behind another, or for positioning a child alone. It can be tilted as well. Very happy with the quality. Folds easily, sturdy, and easily adjusted."
-Kyle D.
“This is a great product and came completely assembled. The height adjustability makes this a product that grows with the child, so it won't need replacing for a few years. It's also quite durable. My child has Spina Bifida, and this is a great tool to help him practice sitting up and standing. I highly recommend it.”
-Melanie H.
The adjustability of the TherAdapt Adjustable Angle Bench promotes anterior pelvic tilt, improves sitting posture, and increases weight bearing through the lower extremities. These features help children develop balance and coordination while also supporting better use of the arms and hands during functional activities. The two available sizes ensure it can meet the needs of a wide range of children, whether in therapy, school, or home environments. With its slip-resistant padded seat, durable construction, and easy adjustments, this bench offers lasting value as a versatile tool for posture, balance, and everyday participation.
Mike DeWilde is an occupational therapist in the acute hospital and inpatient rehabilitation settings. He has experience working with a wide range of patients from all walks of life, and he is especially skilled in helping people recover from traumatic and neurological conditions. He’s also trained in the outpatient mental health setting, working with veterans in addiction recovery and holistic health improvement. Mike is motivated in helping drive future improvements to our health care system, such as the development of preventative health programs.
