The study of ergonomics, the science of fitting the task to the person, arises from the basic need of humans to work free from pain. 

As an occupational therapist and an ergonomic evaluator, Shelli is trained in the structure and function of the human body and the effects that the environment will have on a person's posture,  how to identify any hazards in that environment,  and finally suggestions with the hazards may be modified.

Shelli brings a unique perspective to computer workstation evaluations.  She has extensive experience with upper extremity rehabilitation with a special interest and skill in musculoskeletal pathology and cumulative trauma/RSI. She is able to look at someone with the eye of a therapist, understanding the anatomy and postural implications of preventing soft tissue injuries from worsening.  Shelli uses critical thinking for problem solving and innovation with environmental and equipment modifications while being cost effective.  She understands how poor workstation design can prevent the injured person from fully recuperating.   

Shelli is available for office or home computer workstation evaluations. Call or email her for pricing.