This introductory course provides pediatric therapists with foundational knowledge of wheelchair mobility and an overview of common adaptive equipment for children. Emphasis is placed on understanding when mobility equipment is appropriate, recognizing basic positioning needs, and supporting caregivers through safe use and education. A review of high tech and low tech options will be discussed, as well as cost vs. benefit, and how adaptive equipment can enhance therapy goals.  Attendees will review effective supporting documentation including letters of medical necessity and wheelchair evaluations.  This course is designed for clinicians beginning their involvement in pediatric equipment decision making.