Our Team Members
Alexandria Texieria
Administrative & Client Relations Specialist
My name is Alexandria Teixeira. In December 2014, a C4–C5 spinal cord injury from a car accident changed my life. After emergency care at Tufts Medical Center and spinal surgery, I began rehab at Spalding. The early days were the hardest—unable to move or speak, my first goal was simply to regain my voice and lung function. Through persistence, I did.
Over the past decade, I’ve made significant progress: I can sit in my chair for over 10 hours without a headrest, balance on the edge of a table, and independently position my left arm thanks to newly developed bicep strength. None of this would’ve been possible without consistent OT and PT at Project Walk Boston.
I bring to Project Walk Boston not only my administrative skills, but also a deep personal understanding of rehabilitation, perseverance, and the power of small victories. My journey has shaped me into a committed, empathetic, and resilient team member, dedicated to supporting others in their own recovery.
Daniele Gentile
Chief Operating Officer / Recovery Specialist
Daniele, a dedicated member of the Project Walk Boston team since its inception in 2015, is one of the two trainers who played a crucial role in establishing the facility. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Exercise Physiology with a minor in disability studies from the University of Massachusetts. In addition, Daniele is an advanced EMT and works on a per diem basis for a private ambulance company. Despite her busy schedule, she finds joy in spending time with her family and visiting the beach whenever possible. She also has a passion for volunteering and making a positive impact in her community.
One of Daniele’s notable contributions is the creation of an adaptive hockey program called “The New England Bombers” in collaboration with a fellow mother of a special needs child. This program enables children with various disabilities to participate in ice hockey, granting them the opportunities they deserve. For more information on upcoming skates, please check their Facebook or Instagram pages.
With over 8 years of experience in the field of paralysis recovery and more than 7000 hours of hands-on training, Daniele has worked her way up from a recovery assistant while completing her degree to a managerial position at Project Walk Boston. She also established an internship program, providing valuable hands-on experience to students from high schools and universities. Daniele strongly believes that such opportunities not only benefit students in the real world but also offer them a unique perspective on life. Known for her innovative thinking, she constantly seeks new ways to challenge her clients and approaches her work with enthusiasm and dedication.
When not immersed in her role at Project Walk, Daniele can be found enjoying the sun on the beach, playing ice hockey, or spending quality time with her friends and family.
Steven Ribero
Research and Development / Recovery Specialist
Steve received his Master’s Degree in Exercise & Sport Science from Merrimack College in May of 2016. During his time at Merrimack Stephen was also a Graduate Research Fellow and undergraduate teaching assistant. The research he conducted utilized Force Plates to measure neuromuscular reaction time and force production among Merrimack College varsity athletes. He also volunteered for the eNable 3D printed prosthetics club at Merrimack. Prior to his time at Merrimack he completed extensive strength & conditioning internships with Stanford University and Vanderbilt University Football Programs, followed by a Strength Coach position at Vantedge Performance Systems training numerous adult clients, high school athletes, and college football pro day athletes. During his undergraduate education at University of Southern Maine where he received a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Exercise Science (May 2014) he was a two sport athlete competing in Track & Field and Lacrosse. Now in his free time Stephen enjoys traveling, hiking, mountain biking, and skiing. He is a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) through the NSCA and CPR/AED certified. With his strong background in training he hopes to bring new depth and detail to your recovery training sessions.
Molly Altholz
Recovery Specialist
Molly graduated from Springfield College in 2019 with a B.S. in Health Science. During her time there she was given the opportunity to work with clients who have Cerebral Palsy, which ignited a passion for helping others. That experience stuck with Molly, and after gaining additional healthcare experience after college, the opportunity to be a part of Project Walk seemed to be the perfect fit. Molly is born and raised in New York, she grew up with a love for basketball and played for the Springfield College Pride. When she isn’t working, she enjoys getting outside with her two dogs, reading, and exploring all over New Hampshire.
John Buchanan
Recovery Specialist
John received his B.S. in Exercise Science from the University of Massachusetts Lowell in May of 2023 along with a minor in Psychology. As a part of his program he completed a semester-long internship in a healthcare facility and was lucky enough to be assigned Project Walk as his internship site. It was then when he ignited his love of working with the neuro population and wanted to learn and work with our clients even more. John had to spend some time in the hospital during his childhood where he ignited his love for learning about and treating the human body in its possible conditions. John is also a Club soccer coach throughout the year where he continues to coach his players with patience and understanding that he shows our Project Walk clients. John enjoys playing and watching soccer and ultimate frisbee outside of work as well as spending time with family and friends.
Warren Bartlett
Recovery Specialist
Warren Bartlett graduated in 2023 with a masters degree in Human Performance & Exercise Physiology from Plymouth State University. He developed his passion for rehab while interning at Speare Memorial Hospital in the cardiac rehab unit and the return to play internship for injured athletes at Plymouth State strength and conditioning. In his free time he enjoys fly fishing, hiking, home improvement, and running. At Plymouth he achieved All-American in the mile running indoor track. He still enjoys running local 5ks on the weekend with a continued passion for health and wellness. Warren has presented his graduate research about Chinese pressure points on performance at ACSM national. He hopes to present again representing Project Walk in future conferences. He is a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) through the NSCA. Warren is excited to push clients to new levels and to motivate the entire team at Project Walk.
Tommy Agliata
Recovery Specialist
Tommy completed his studies in psychology and criminal justice at Curry College in 2021, where he also excelled as a collegiate athlete. As a team captain for Curry’s football team, Tommy showcased his leadership skills multiple times. He is not only passionate about helping others but also brings valuable real-world experience. Before joining the Project Walk family, Tommy served as a strength and conditioning intern for the College of Holy Cross football program. Recognized for his excellent rapport with both players and coaching staff, he was eventually promoted to assistant offensive line coach. Tommy had a wide range of responsibilities in the weight room and on the football field, contributing to the team’s success. Following his time at Holy Cross, Tommy worked as a child development specialist at Kidstrong. In this role, he coached classes and educated children on mental and physical fitness. Additionally, he served as an autistic analysis coach, making a positive impact on his students both inside and outside the building.
Morgan
Recovery Specialist
Morgan graduated from Plymouth State University in 2023 with a bachelor’s degree in Exercise and Sports Physiology. During her time at PSU she had the opportunity to intern in the Cardiac Rehab unit at Speare Memorial Hospital. This first introduced her to the rehabilitation world and after this experience knew she wanted to seek out a career to further help individuals become the best version of themselves. Growing up she was involved in competitive, high school, and college cheerleading. After her cheerleading career she turned to coaching youth cheerleading and gymnastics teams. In Morgan’s free time you can find her reading, spending time with friends and family, and enjoying a variety of outdoor activities.
Morgan
Recovery Specialist
Graduated from the University of New England in 2022 with a B.S. in Applied Exercise Science. During my time there I had the pleasure of interning at a pediatric therapy facility where I was able to work beside PT’s, OT’s, Speech and Feeding Therapists. Also held numerous jobs while in school including working as a Behavioral Health Professional with children with cognitive and developmental disabilities. Both experiences led to my passion of helping other’s and Project Walk will be the perfect place to show off my motivated and friendly attitude.
Growing up, I was involved in travel, high school and college softball. In my free time I enjoy spending time outdoors with my daughter and two dogs, playing softball, skiing and golfing.
Lauren
Recovery Specialist
Lauren graduated in 2022 with her master’s degree in exercise science from Merrimack College. While pursuing her degree, she worked as a graduate assistant and fellow in the Boston College Olympic weight room. Following her fellowship, she worked at Mike Boyle Strength & Conditioning, where she trained clients returning to exercise after strokes, spinal cord injuries, and traumatic car accidents. This experience sparked her interest in the field of rehabilitation and recovery. Lauren also worked at Saint John’s Preparatory School as an assistant strength and conditioning coach and physical education teacher. She holds CFSC-2 and CPR/AED certifications. In her free time, she enjoys traveling, reading, and spending time with friends, family, and her cat Penny.”
Jayden
Recovery Specialist
Jayden’s passion for exercise and rehabilitation started with his lifelong dedication to track & field, football, baseball, and weightlifting. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from the University of Southern Maine. Jayden gained hands-on clinical experience through an extensive physical therapy internship at York Hospital. Alongside his years at Maine Medical Center, Jayden earned his firefighter and EMT certifications, further reflecting his commitment to safety and his community.
Jayden has a personal connection to rehabilitation, inspired by his family’s experience with traumatic brain injury. In his free time, Jayden enjoys training for triathlons and exploring Maine’s outdoors – a welcome change from his Arizona roots – with his mini-Australian Shepard, Scarlett.
Cameron
Aide
Cameron is a graduate of Exeter High School and brings a unique and compassionate perspective to our team. Growing up alongside his sister, who was diagnosed with transverse myelitis, Cameron played a central role in her care, which ignited his passion for helping others. He believes in making a positive impact wherever he can. A football enthusiast at heart, Cameron loves spending time with his family, which includes his wife, Page, and their son, Madden. Outside of work, he channels his entrepreneurial spirit into his landscaping business, where he enjoys creating beautiful outdoor spaces. When he’s not working or spending quality time with his family, Cameron loves being on the water, especially riding his jet ski. His drive, dedication, and love for his community make him a valued member of our team.
Jayden
Recovery Specialist
Jayden’s passion for exercise and rehabilitation started with his lifelong dedication to track & field, football, baseball, and weightlifting. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from the University of Southern Maine. Jayden gained hands-on clinical experience through an extensive physical therapy internship at York Hospital. Alongside his years at Maine Medical Center, Jayden earned his firefighter and EMT certifications, further reflecting his commitment to safety and his community.
Jayden has a personal connection to rehabilitation, inspired by his family’s experience with traumatic brain injury. In his free time, Jayden enjoys training for triathlons and exploring Maine’s outdoors – a welcome change from his Arizona roots – with his mini-Australian Shepard, Scarlett.
Amelya
Recovery Specialist
Jayden’s passion for exercise and rehabilitation started with his lifelong dedication to track & field, football, baseball, and weightlifting. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from the University of Southern Maine. Jayden gained hands-on clinical experience through an extensive physical therapy internship at York Hospital. Alongside his years at Maine Medical Center, Jayden earned his firefighter and EMT certifications, further reflecting his commitment to safety and his community.
Jayden has a personal connection to rehabilitation, inspired by his family’s experience with traumatic brain injury. In his free time, Jayden enjoys training for triathlons and exploring Maine’s outdoors – a welcome change from his Arizona roots – with his mini-Australian Shepard, Scarlett.
