We believe that recovery should be more than therapy sessions.
At Walk The Line we believe in the importance of working together, side by side with our clients, so they may not only identify but ACHIEVE their goals for recovery.
03/31/2026
Take a listen to the MBIPC podcast and learn more about Erica Coulston, our President and Co-Founder, and her journey from a newly injured young adult to advocate and business owner.
Erica is being honored at the Brain Injury Association of Michigan Legacy Society Dinner in April with a Community Service Award.
03/28/2026
Team WTL had a great time supporting at their Adaptive Recreation Event
We’re proud to operate in a county like Oakland County, Michigan Government where adaptive recreation and sports are supported and thriving with opportunity!
03/13/2026
Happy 50th Birthday John! Thank you for all you do at Walk The Line!
02/13/2026
The WTL Chili Olympics crowns a gold metal winner Becca with her Bacon Chicken Cream Cheese recipe! Bri takes silver and Elizabeth takes bronze! USA USA WTL WTL!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
02/06/2026
Striving to succeed with the use of ARCex!
02/02/2026
WTL welcomes Rebecca Dorey, DPT to our team!
01/27/2026
We are so proud to be part of Drew’s team! Seeing his progress over the past year is nothing short of amazing- way to go Drew!!
12/24/2025
Merry vibes from the WTL Fam!
12/19/2025
We love our friends at for stopping by to hand deliver these special holiday goodies!
12/19/2025
Walk The Line has been celebrating the holiday season this week with a cookie contest, luncheon, gift exchange and door decorating contest. Shout out to the Team that made this all happen and a special shout out to our clients for voting on their favorites and being part of the fun!
11/25/2025
We are grateful for the opportunity to support your health and progress. Wishing you a peaceful and meaningful Thanksgiving!
11/05/2025
Congratulations Dr. O!
Congratulations to Dr. Oluwaferanmi Okanlami on being named U-M’s 2025 James T. Neubacher Award recipient in recognition of his leadership in support of the disability community. Dr. Okanlami, or Dr. O as he’s known around campus, is the university’s director of Student Accessibility and Accommodation Services and the founding director of the U-M Adaptive Sports and Fitness program. myumi.ch/pVzD9
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Starting Walk The Line on the heels of feeling defeated and being discharged from my previous physical therapy program fueled the fire and passion to make WTL a place of power. The initial design of Walk The Line reflected the type of stimulus and environment that helps me to feel successful and accomplish my goals. Some of our clients identify with this as well -- they find success in the bustle on the floor, the banter amongst clients and staff, the bright and energetic environment.
Over the years as Walk The Line has become much more than spinal cord injury recovery, the needs of our clients and the environment that promotes success for them has expanded. When faced with the opportunity to serve a broader base of individuals on their road to recovery we found ourselves asking the question, "Are we doing our best to serve ALL individuals that could benefit from Walk The Line?" The answer was no. We have evolved in our ability to customize each program for the individual based on their current abilities, desired abilities and goals but when it came to aspects such as duration and environment, we had fallen short.
Enter Walk The Line Blue, a 1000-square foot expansion designed specifically to provide a space that provides results based feedback, with a less distracted color palette that promotes concentration and focus. The Blue gym provides an environment where individuals receive feedback during activities from the external cues or visual cues on the floor and around the space. It also features a private treatment room as well as a gaming room where clients can engage in motion sensor virtual reality gaming via Xbox Kinect.
We have also started offering 90-minute sessions for those individuals that feel more successful with a shorter session time. Since the implementation of WTL Blue, we have found that some individuals benefit from participating only in the Blue program or only in the Red program, while some benefit from a mixture of both programs. All clients are evaluated by their Physical Therapist and a custom plan is created that takes into account the environment and duration that best suits each client's goals and needs.
In almost seventeen years of living with a spinal cord injury, I've learned that recovery means something different and looks different for each of us. Recovery evolves over time as we change and progress. Walk The Line strives to serve every individual that entrusts us as partners on their road to recovery. We take this responsibility seriously and hope that by expanding our methods, environment and session duration that we are a recovery program that truly reflects the needs of our community.
As Walk The Line celebrates its 11th birthday we reflect on where we have been -- both the successes and the challenges -- always keeping our eye on the road ahead that pushes us to achieve more, faster.