Are your kids starting to bounce off the walls this winter? Bring them to ABL Fitness for an engaging, one-hour movement class designed specifically for children!
Led by a licensed physical therapist and certified Adaptive & Autism Fitness Professional, ABL Fitness pairs clinical expertise with compassionate, neuro-affirming care. Every activity is tailored to meet each child’s unique abilities, ensuring every participant can move safely, build confidence, and have fun.
While open to all WMF members, this event is especially geared toward families who identify as having a child with special needs—however you define that. Whether your child receives early intervention, has a diagnosis like ADHD or autism, is undergoing evaluations, or has unique medical needs, all are welcome.
Come burn off some energy, connect with other moms, and discover how ABL Fitness helps kids of all abilities move, grow, and thrive!
Cost: $10/child
Please note that WMF is unable to offer refunds for this event.
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The Mothers of Children with Special Needs ("MOCWSN") is a WMF subgroup for moms who identify as having a child with special needs, in whatever way that means to them. Some moms in this group have kids who are receiving early intervention, some are wondering whether their child would benefit from an evaluation, some have kids with an ADHD or autism diagnosis, some have a child with a genetic diagnosis, and everything in between. All are welcome! We provide support to each other through organized events, our WhatsApp group chats, and informal sharing of personal experiences and resources.
ABL Fitness is a neuro-affirming physical therapy and functional fitness practice empowering individuals of all ages and abilities—from kids to adults—to move, grow, and thrive. Through functional movement and a whole-person approach, we help you unlock your highest level of independence, boost your quality of life, and add more joy and vitality to your everyday routine.
Danae Goldberg McKenzie, Lauren Scarpati & Laura Sampson, Mothers of Children with Special Needs Subgroup Coordinators
