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Your speaking of sitting at a desk correct?
Have you tried a standing desk? Can't sit forward if your not sitting. Otherwise the best thing to do is to muster the willpower to change your sitting habits, it's like quiting smoking without the neck scratching. It isn't easy to change posture but your body will thank you.
As someone who uses a standing desk, its still possible to have shitty posture at a standing desk lol. Im leaning over, standing on one food, hunched forward. Sometimes head down on desk, depending what sort of shit Im dealing with in the moment.
yep. I have a sit/stand desk. My posture is still crap when I stand. And then new things hurt along with the old.