Prolonged wheelchair use often leads to sedentary complications, including pressure injuries, pain, and postural abnormalities that can reduce an individual’s tolerance for sitting in a wheelchair. Tilt-in-space technology, which allows for position changes to improve posture (20-degree tilt) and relieve pressure (45-degree tilt), has long been recognized as a valuable solution. Today, however, therapists have access to a wide range of manual wheelchair models, enabling them to make more tailored and user-focused prescriptions based on specific features and benefits rather than relying solely on familiarity. Join us to explore the latest insights into tilt-in-space wheelchair prescription for improved function and independence. This session will include: • Education on wheelchair movement components that support active seating and their benefits for users. • A review of evidence-based research on the application of tilt-in-space wheelchair design and prescription. • Guidance on the prescription process to align wheelchair features with user needs, optimizing outcomes. • Exploration of the range of manual tilt-in-space wheelchairs available, with a focus on distinguishing features to refine your prescription process.