Our Pediatric Program is far more than traditional physical therapy—it’s designed to inspire, engage, and empower. At Project Walk Boston, we specialize in working with children ages 2–12, and our team is dedicated to making therapy fun and effective. Every session is rooted in functional strength training, balance and coordination exercises, gait training, and FES (functional electrical stimulation), among other evidence-based techniques.
We proudly support children across a wide range of diagnoses and ability levels. Whether your child has cerebral palsy, a rare genetic condition, or complex medical needs such as ventilator support, tracheostomies, or G-tube feeding, we are here—and ready. We never turn a child away and always ensure safety and comfort are top priority.
Early intervention is essential because children’s nervous systems are still developing and forming critical neural pathways. That’s why our approach includes challenges designed to stimulate the central nervous system and promote natural developmental movement patterns. For children who spend much of their time in wheelchairs, our therapy helps combat poor posture, muscle tightness, atrophy, digestive concerns, and delayed motor skills.
If you have questions about your child’s diagnosis, assistive devices, or would like to speak with the parent of a current pediatric client, please don’t hesitate to reach out—we’re happy to connect you.
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