Aquatic Therapy for physical therapy

They specialize in using aquatic therapy to help children with a variety of limitations, including gross motor involvement. This approach provides a natural environment for practicing ADL skills, communication skills, problem-solving skills, and motor skills. Aquatic therapy has been a standard of practice for many years and is now also used by massage therapists with techniques such as Watsu, Jahara, Water Dance, and Healing Dance. The practice has incorporated aquatic therapy techniques into their private practice in speech pathology with children with speech-related limitations since 1987. They have seen increased function across the board and believe that providing traditional land therapy to teach how to use the mouth and articulators for producing motor-speech is also essential. The practice's path towards using aquatic therapy was guided by their desire to help individuals with various disabilities and limitations, and they continue to develop a clear hands-on therapeutic approach through massage therapy, NDT, Radiance Breathwork, and aquatic therapy.