Virtual Movement and Buddy Program for Children Recovering from Leukemia

This trial is testing a 12-week virtual movement therapy program called Virtual Buddy-Movement Therapy designed to help children who have completed leukemia treatment regain their physical strength, coordination, and social connections. The program pairs each child with a healthy friend and focuses on rebuilding movement skills and encouraging physical activity through guided exercises. Researchers want to see if this approach helps children recover faster and feel more confident after their cancer treatment.

Many children who finish leukemia treatment experience weakness, poor coordination, and difficulty returning to normal activities with their peers. This trial exists to test whether a fun, buddy-based movement program can help these children rebuild their physical abilities and reconnect socially, reducing long-term health risks like heart disease and obesity.