Project Walk Boston Ability Center

Project Walk Boston Ability Center Project Walk is the pioneer in activity-based recovery and has been treating people living with para Product/Service

Due to the incoming snow forecasted for Monday 2/23, Project Walk Boston will be closed tomorrow. Stay safe out there ev...
02/22/2026

Due to the incoming snow forecasted for Monday 2/23, Project Walk Boston will be closed tomorrow. Stay safe out there everyone and we will see you Tuesday!

02/09/2026

Strength, discipline, and perseverance, all things this young lady has no shortage of. The first video was taken last week and the second was the first time Alison (TBI) was on the rise and walk. You can see the difference in her neck control, posture and overall confidence between then and now. Keep up the good work Alison!

02/09/2026

Strength, discipline and perseverance, all qualities this young lady possesses. Alison (TBI) has come so far with us, you can see the difference in her neck control, core strength and her confidence between the first and second video. Keep up the great work you rock star!

02/02/2026

Jeff (T12) working hard on isolating different motions from his hips on all sorts of different modalities here at PWB.

Video 1: hanging in our red cord anti gravity set up to work on abduction without any resistance.

Video 2: working on his glute strength doing assisted donkey kicks on our Pilates reformer

Video 3: using our rift on tram to work on hip flexion and weight shifting to do knee walking.

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20 Portsmouth Avenue
Stratham, NH
03885

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm

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+16035835119

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Project Walk Boston is owned by Jacqueline and Larry Arlen who first experienced Project Walk when their daughter, Victoria; spent a few weeks at the San Diego location. Victoria lives with Transverse Myelitis, a debilitating disease that causes injury to the spinal cord. After a year of training at the Project Walk Boston location, she is now walking. Her hard work and dedication proves that anything is possible.