Therapeutic Climbing in Pediatric Practice: Therapist Perspectives on Mechanisms, Delivery, and Contextual Factors - A Qualitative Study.

A qualitative study published in Occupational Therapy in Health Care explored how therapists perceive and implement therapeutic climbing with pediatric clients. Researchers gathered practitioner perspectives on the underlying mechanisms believed to drive clinical benefit, how sessions are structured and delivered, and the environmental and contextual factors that influence outcomes. The findings offer practical insight for occupational and physical therapists considering climbing-based interventions in pediatric settings.

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