Our mission is to provide compassionate, personalized pediatric physical therapy that aims to maximize every child’s potential. Through expert care, evidence-based practices, and a commitment to creating a positive, supportive environment, we help children overcome physical challenges and enhance their mobility, strength, and confidence. We are dedicated to working collaboratively with families to ensure every child thrives and feels empowered.
Maximizing Every Child's Wellness & Potential
pediatric Physical Therapy
Our Commitment to Excellence in Every Area We Serve
-Jill V.
I want to take a few minutes to brag on Walker Physical Therapy. Our experience has been excellent! Gabby and Sarah are both amazing working with my 3 year old granddaughter. There is a lot of flexibility when it comes to her home visits and they even work in extra visits whenever possible. We have seen tremendous improvement in her strength and ability. They never give up on her and with their help and guidance we know it’s just a matter of time before she’s walking all by herself. Thanks Gabby and Sarah for pushing our girl to reach her goals
"Our experience has been excellent!"
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Meet Our Team
I’ve been passionate about pediatric physical therapy since I first began my journey in the field. I graduated 2013, and since then, I’ve had the privilege of working with children of all ages throughout upstate SC to help them overcome physical challenges and achieve their full potential.
My focus has always been on providing individualized, compassionate care to each child I work with. Whether it's helping a toddler take their first steps, assisting a school-aged child with strength and mobility, or supporting a teenager through rehabilitation or navigating a life-long diagnosis, I love seeing the progress my patients make and being a part of their journey toward greater independence.
With over a decade of experience in pediatrics, I’ve honed a deep understanding of the unique needs and challenges children face when it comes to movement and development. I believe in working closely with families, creating a supportive environment, and developing personalized therapy plans that empower children to thrive both physically and emotionally.
My team is committed to staying up-to-date with the latest research and therapy techniques to ensure that every child receives the highest quality of care. Our goal is always to make therapy fun, engaging, and effective—because when kids enjoy their therapy, they’re more motivated to reach their goals! Thank you for considering us as a partner in your child’s journey. We look forward to helping your family every step of the way.
Founder of Walker Physical Therapy and Wellness & Treating Therapist
Gabrielle Walker, PT, DPT
FAQs
- Moving only by scooting on their bottom
- Aversion to tummy time
- Clicking or popping in their hips
- Asymmetrical movements, including head movements
- Development of flat spots on their head
- Tilting of the head/neck to one side
- Toe walking
- Developmental delays
- Poor balance and frequent falls
- By 4 to 5 months, your child should begin to roll.
- By 6 to 7 months, your child should begin to sit up on their own.
- By 9 to 12 months, your child should begin to crawl.
- By 12 to 18 months, your child should begin to walk.
- By 24 months, your child should jump with two feet and catch and throw a ball.
- By 3 years old, your child should walk up and downstairs independently.
- By 4 years old, your child should be able to hop on one foot, gallop, and skip.
- By 5 years old, your child should be able to jump rope, hopscotch, and ride a bike.
