Project Walk Paralysis Recovery Centers

25/07/2017

Edinburgh University scientists hope the results of a study into the nervous systems of a species of small exotic fish could hold clues to new therapies for people with paralyzing spinal cord injuries. | via BBC News

Edinburgh scientists uncover a "vital mechanism" in damaged fish spines that helps nerve connections to regrow.

21/07/2017

We love this comment from Project Walk Ambassador Marcus Williams. "Moments I can forget all about the paralysis, and just let my muscle memory kick in!" Happy Friday to all of our clients who never give up.

15/07/2017

Two-time high jump Olympian and Sacramento native Jamie Nieto was paralyzed in 2016 after making a jump and a back flip, his signature move when he did well in high jumping. He has been fighting to regain his strength and mobility ever since the accident. | via The Sacramento Bee

Olympic high jumper Jamie Nieto of Sacramento has defied odds by going from paralysis to closing in on a goal of walking at his July 22 wedding.

05/07/2017

Lauren is really getting better at her sit-to-stands with our team at Project Walk Mt. Laurel. Great job Lauren, we love to see our clients give it their all!

03/07/2017

Prepare to start your day with a smile thanks to Noah at Project Walk Boston. Thanks to his summer break he just increased his program by attending the facility 3 days a week. In just 2 short weeks, the Specialists have seen a remarkable turnaround in his attitude,work ethic, and overall endurance. Noah is working extremely hard to increase his core strength and standing balance. He has also tried walking with forearm crutches! Great job Noah and keep up the hard work.

28/06/2017

We love the progress that our clients make each week. Cody (C5 spinal cord injury) has been with our Los Angeles team for more than a year and he keeps improving. Check him out standing tall without hip support, throwing in some single and double arm presses, just to show off a little more! Awesome job Cody, we are incredbily proud of your hard work and determination.

22/06/2017

We love watching the progress of our clients from across the world. Vlasto is with our Project Walk Mt. Laurel team and continues to wow his Specialists. Great job Vlastimil and keep up the good work. Be sure to follow Project Walk on Instagram for more client milestones.

20/06/2017

Ava is a 14 year old girl from San Ramon, CA. She was born with Cerebral Palsy as the result of a hemorrhage she suffered in utero. In November 2016 Ava started her program at Project Walk Walnut Creek thanks to the advice from her occupational therapist! Through the Project Walk at Forma Gym Walnut Creek Ava has already achieved a major milestone, kneeling independently! She is inspiring to her Specialists and we are so happy she found us in Walnut Creek. Keep up the hard work Ava!

15/06/2017

Former Project Walk client Brook McCall cultivated a practice of self-reflection to help handle her emotions. We love her approach featured in New Mobility Magazine

Staring up at ceiling tiles while in rehab helped Brook McCall cultivate a practice of self-reflection.

13/06/2017

It was a great first day for the Project Walk Phoenix team! New client evaluations and some return clients who had previously visited the San Diego location. Way to go team!

09/06/2017

We are days away from Project Walk Phoenix being open for business! Phoenix Specialists Andrew and Rachel are ready for this Monday’s evaluations and treatment sessions. Way to go team Phoenix!

06/06/2017

Two-time Olympian Jamie Nieto continues to overcome the C3 spinal cord injury that he suffered last April. Now he is working on his strength and coordination in hopes of ditching the walker. Keep up the hard work Jamie, we love watching your progress. | via Los Angeles Times

Jamie Nieto sprawled face down in the grass near the high jump pit at Azusa Pacific University’s deserted Cougar Athletic Stadium, unable to feel his arms or legs.

01/06/2017

We love the fight and determination of our clients. Lillian suffered a spinal cord injury at birth and although she might not be a Project Walk client, she has the spirit of one. Thank you Lillian for inspiring so many. Be sure to follow Chance to Inspire and Lillian on her path to recover.

30/05/2017

The team at Project Walk Mt. Laurel is making a difference in the lives of so many in their community. Thank you to SNJ Today for this great piece on the clients and staff that are dedicated to recovery and life after their injury.

In Burlington County, a unique gym specializing in spinal cord injuries has been helping their clients stay active, get stronger, and, for some, gain the ability to walk again.

29/05/2017

On this Memorial Day we take time to give thanks to all the men and women who have so bravely fought to provide the freedom we experience today. Thank You!

28/05/2017

Atlanta native, Erin Breedlove, always dreamed of her perfect proposal but wasn't sure if it would ever happen. Recently her long time boyfriend Robby popped the question in front of friends and family and it was all caught on camera. Congratulations to Erin and Robby on their fairy tail moment. | via WFTV Channel 9

It’s a day every girl dreams about: Engagement day. And for one Atlanta native who has cerebral palsy, it was no different.

26/05/2017

The month of May is ALS Awareness Month and we love the messages from the team at Augie's Quest. What are three words that describes your feelings about ALS or whatever battle you are fighting?

In honor of ALS Awareness Month, our team at Augie's Quest share how ALS makes us feel . Share with us by using the and visit als.net/als-month or augiesquest.org to learn more!

24/05/2017

Our Project Walk Boston team welcomes Silas to their family! Silas is a 6 year old boy who loves to play baseball, go swimming and ride horses. Silas recently checked out the G-EO by Reha Technology and absolutely loved it. He took 1800 steps combining stairs and flat level walking. We are so proud of you and cannot wait to watch his progress. For more stories like Sila's that you won't find on our page, be sure to follow us on Instagram

22/05/2017

In December of 2014 Darren Houghton suffered a C4 spinal cord injury that left him with limited use of his legs and left arm, and paralysis of his right arm. Since that accident he has had to adjust to life as a quadriplegic father. This is his story. | via Daily Telegraph

AFTER the accident the first thing I wanted to do was tell everybody I was going to walk again.

18/05/2017

Christy suffered a L1 spinal cord injury in October 2016 after a fall from a tree. She has shown improved core strength, performed a full body plank and is progressing towards a bear crawl movement. She hopes to return to Humboldt State University this fall with as much mobility and strength as possible. Good luck Christy! | via Project Walk Walnut Creek and Forma Gym Walnut Creek.

16/05/2017

We wanted to recognize Taylor Scruggs from our Project Walk Houston facility. Taylor lives with cerebral palsy, and has been doing a great job of working on her balance, stability, and gait training while excelling in college this past semester. Each day brings about progress and we are excited to see her conintued recovery.

15/05/2017

We love stories of inspiration from people who are determined to never give up. Mike and Jordan certainly embody that and we can't wait to see Mike standing at their wedding. | via NowThis

12/05/2017

People with various forms of spinal cord injuries and disorders will speak at the United Spinal Association upcoming 6th Annual Roll on Capitol Hill, which takes place June 11-14 in Washington, D.C. Participants will be advocating for greater access to complex rehabilitation technology.

Read about United Spinal's 'Roll on Capitol Hill,' an annual event set for June 11-14 to advocate in Congress for better access to complex rehab technology.

11/05/2017

Dr. Feranmi Okanlami has inspired so many in his community and beyond. ABC 57 took the time to follow Feranmi on his journey to Project Walk Los Angeles as he looks to achieve his goal of walking. We are so proud of him and all of our clients who never give up.

Dr. Feranmi Okanlami has made it his life mission to help others with disabilities. He uses the catch phrase 'disabusing disability' as a way to start the conversation.

09/05/2017

"They Told Us We Would NEVER Walk Again..." from the always inspiring Victoria Arlen.

08/05/2017

The fourth edition of the Wings for Life World Run reached record-breaking heights this weekend, raising more than $7.4 million to help find a cure for spinal cord injury. Congratulations to all those who participated and contributed to finding a cure.

The Wings for Life World Run flew into Santa Clarita early Sunday morning, raising money for spinal ...

07/05/2017

The Wings For Life World Run is less than 24 hours away. People from across the globe will be running for those who can't. Thank You to Wings for Life World Run, Redbull and all those who have spread the word.

05/05/2017

Construction is nearly complete at our new Project Walk Phoenix location! We should open our doors for business this June! More updates coming soon.

04/05/2017

Our team at Project Walk Houston continues to inspire and change lives in their community. We are so proud of the work they are doing.

28/04/2017

Scientists have created a special type of neuron from human stem cells that could potentially repair spinal cord injuries. These cells, called V2a interneurons, transmit signals in the spinal cord to help control movement. When the researchers transplanted the cells into mouse spinal cords, the interneurons sprouted and integrated with existing cells.

Scientists have created a special type of neuron from human stem cells that could potentially repair spinal cord injuries. These cells, called V2a interneurons, transmit signals in the spinal cord to help control movement. When the researchers transplanted the cells into mouse spinal cords, the inte...