About the community

Implementing high-intensity gait training? You don’t have to do it alone. Join rehab clinicians and leaders sharing strategies, solving barriers, and learning together with iKT faculty.

iKT Walk the Walk Community of Practice

  • 490 members
  • 0 posts
  • Free

What's included

Everything you need to move high-intensity gait training from evidence to everyday care

  • Live Zoom meetings

    Regular live sessions with peers and iKT faculty to share progress, troubleshoot barriers, and learn what is working in other clinics.

  • Discussion spaces

    Post questions, share wins and setbacks, and swap strategies for dosing, monitoring intensity, and building team buy-in.

  • Resource library

    Ready-to-use tools, templates, job aids, and session recordings to support implementation in your setting.

  • CEUs & faculty office hours

    Earn continuing education credit and get direct access to iKT faculty for guidance on your implementation questions.

Who this community is for

Whether you are just starting with high-intensity gait training or working to sustain it, you will find peers solving the same problems you are.

  • PTs and PTAs delivering gait training in inpatient, outpatient, or post-acute settings

  • Rehab managers and clinical leaders driving practice change on their teams

  • Clinical educators and residency faculty teaching high-intensity gait training

  • Walk the Walk course participants and alumni continuing their implementation work

FAQ

  • How do I join the community?

    Access is included with the Walk the Walk Community of Practice annual subscription. Have questions before you join? Email [email protected].

  • Do I need experience with high-intensity gait training to join?

    No. Members range from clinicians just getting started to teams working to sustain and spread high-intensity gait training. Everyone brings something to learn and share.

  • How much time does it take?

    As much or as little as you like. Join live sessions when you can, catch up on recordings, and post in the discussions anytime.

  • Can I earn CEUs?

    Yes. Continuing education credit is available for eligible community activities. Details are shared with members.

Ready to walk the walk?

Join peers putting high-intensity gait training into practice.