posChair 1 is an ideal seat for computing and many other uses
	(Although the pictures are still of wave stools)
	 
	
  
  	 
  	At a computer or desk
  	Computers try to demand a lot of attention - so your body tends to get neglected and posture suffers.
		 The balance and subtle movement of the Wave Stool is a reminder to be aware of your body as well - you look after yourself better as a result.
		 
		
   
                
  	 
  	At meal times
  	When you are sitting upright your stomach and abdomen are no longer being squashed so you can enjoy and digest your food more comfortably.
  	It is easy to carry. Why not take it into the dining room?
		
 
   
   
  
  	 
  	Use it for music making
  	The Wave Stool gives you relaxed attentiveness and freedom of movement to let you play at your best
  	“I use it to play keyboard. Its wonderful! I wouldn't part with it!”
		Mrs B, Congleton
		
   
	
  
  	Craftwork
  	You can move into different positions, or reach things more easily, because the rockers allow your torso to 	move too.
		
   
  
  
  	 
  	Use it for art
  	At a table or easel you can rock forwards for detailed work, and back for an overview.
		
   
  
		Therapy
  	Reflexologists, masseurs, beauty therapists, even administers of chemotherapy have all benefited from the 	support and freedom of the Wave Stool.
		
		
   
  
  	 
					
  	Meditating
  	Being upright helps you stay attentive, but few of us westerners can sit comfortably on the floor for long.
		Why meditate on how uncomfortable you  feel, when you could use the Wave Stool instead?
		
   
	
  
  	Pregnancy
  	This puts extra strain on your lumbar spine. At the same time hormones are softening your joints ready for the birth, making them more prone to distortion.
		It is important to look after yourself, and an excellent opportunity to improve sitting habits before your joints return to normal.
		Several midwives have also told us that relaxed upright sitting before and during labour helps get your baby into a good position for the birth.
		
   
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