Aquatic Therapy or Water Therapy, provides a multi-disciplinary approach to therapy and
rehabilitation. Healthcare professionals can enhance their chosen work by including water therapy in their practices. For example, Aquatic Massage Therapy is an excellent means of relieving stress and revitalising tired muscles.
Some noted benefits of water therapy include:
Elevated energy levels
Increased flexibility and mobility
Eased aches and pains
Boosted immune system
Elimination of fears
Improved posture
Balance
Stamina
Digestion
Overall wellness
The following Aquatic disciplines are available for advanced study:
Ai chi
Aquacise
Aquatic Arthritis
Aquatic Biofeedback
Aquatic Sports
Bad Ragaz/Conceptual PNF
Certified Pool Operator
Feldenkrais
Halliwick Method
Multiple hands
Neurological Impairments
Orthopaedic Rehabilitation
Rehab/Conditioning
Scuba
Snorkel-Pleasure/Rehab
Swimming Proficiency
Synchronised Swimming
Trunk Stabilisation
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Specific Training, Certification and CEUs are offered and nationally recognised by various Aquatic professional associations such as:
Aquatic Alliance International (AAI), Aquatic Exercise Association (AEA), Aquatic Therapy and Rehab Institute (ATRI) and Aquatic Wellness Accreditation (AWA).
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