Therapeutic cushioning device

A therapeutic cushion device used in combination with an article of furniture to achieve comfort for a user, the device comprising:

• a seat portion comprising a plurality of vertically moving steel pins in substantially close proximity to one another, the position of the seat portion may be adjustable, each pin comprising a wooden spherical member at a top portion thereof, the spherical members functioning to receive the weight of the user and further functioning to adapt to the contour of the user's body,
• vertical movement of the pins and spherical members accomplished through the usage of a spring means, tension of the spring means may be adjustable,
• said seat portion used in conjunction with a back portion and a plurality of legs, the position of the back portion may be adjustable, allowing the device to provide constant stimulation to the body, functioning to facilitate blood circulation of the user by providing multiple pressure points upon the user by means of fall body to surface contact, further allowing the device to engage a plurality of pressure points of the body, allowing the user to remain on the article of furniture for extended periods absent discomfort and numbing of body parts, thus allowing the device to be effective for use in connection with a chair for usage in a computer work station.