The water supports the child’s body, allowing them to practise movements and exercises with less load on their joints.
Guided exercises may help improve strength, flexibility, balance, coordination and general movement skills.
A supportive water environment can help children become more comfortable and confident while completing their therapy activities.
The physiotherapist reviews the child’s medical history, movement, strength, mobility and individual therapy needs.
Clear treatment goals and suitable water-based activities are selected according to the child’s assessment.
The child completes supervised exercises and activities in the pool with support from the physiotherapist.
The child’s response and progress are reviewed regularly, and the treatment plan is adjusted when required.
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