In her 13 years working with children with conditions like Down’s Syndrome and cerebral palsy, the pediatric physical therapist often dealt with patients who resisted doing their repetitive and boring physical therapy exercises after leaving her office.īut here was a game that inspired kids to ditch the PlayStation for the park without prodding from parents. When Lindsay Watson saw how many kids took to the streets to play Pokemon Go, it sparked an idea. In her 13 years working with children with conditions like Down’s Syndrome and cerebral palsy, the pediatric physical therapist often dealt with patients who resisted doing their repetitive and boring physical therapy exercises after leaving her office-but here was a game that inspired kids to ditch the PlayStation for the park without prodding from parents."> Cleveland-based Augment Therapy is making physical therapy fun for kids via augmented reality When Lindsay Watson saw how many kids took to the streets to play Pokemon Go, it sparked an idea.
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