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Aquatic therapy is physical therapy that takes place in a pool or other aquatic environment under the supervision of a trained healthcare professional. Aquatic therapy is also known as water therapy, aquatic rehabilitation, aqua therapy, pool therapy, therapeutic aquatic exercise or hydrotherapy.

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Last Updated

April 29, 2025

Students Enrolled

31

Total Video Time

55 years, 6 months

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Learning outcome On completion of the course the participant should be able to: Week  1  Value and uses of aquatic physiotherapy, contraindications
  1. Relate these changes to the safe screening of patients prior to Aquatic therapyn
  2. Evaluate the effectiveness of aquatic therapy in a variety of clinical settings.n
  3. Demonstrate the ability to confidently use various flotation devices in regard to patient handling  Demonstrate the ability to utilise the physical properties of water to improve range of movement for patients with stiff joints or tight soft tissuesn
  4. Demonstrate safe therapeutic handling of a patent in watern
Week  2 - Hydrostatic and Hydrodynamic principles, physiological effect
  1. Discuss the relevant physical properties of watern
  2. Demonstrate an understanding of the effects of immersion on the physiology of the human body.n
  3. Relate these properties to therapeutic techniques in the watern
  4. Demonstrate an understanding of the effects of immersion on the physiology of the human body.n
  5. Relate the above two points  to the treatment of patients, and to the changes that specific conditions may cause to a person’s “Physical Properties”n
Week  3 - Application of Hydrostatic and Hydrodynamic principles and physiological effect with rehabilitation
  1. Demonstrate an understanding of the physical properties of water to strengthening, increase in ROM,rehabilitation, weight bearing, plyometrics, core stability, balance , coordination  techniques in the pooln
  2. Appreciate and experience the effects of buoyancy, turbulence and the metacentre on a body in water.n
Week 4  Value and uses of aquatic physiotherapy, contraindications
  1. Relate these changes to the safe screening of patients prior to Aquatic therapyn
  2. Evaluate the effectiveness of aquatic therapy in a variety of clinical settings.n
  3. Demonstrate the ability to confidently use various flotation devices in regard to patient handling  Demonstrate the ability to utilise the physical properties of water to improve range of movement for patients with stiff joints or tight soft tissuesn
  4. Demonstrate safe therapeutic handling of a patent in watern
Week 5 - Evidence Based Practice
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    • Safe screening of patients prior to Aquatic therapy Unlimited
    • Evaluate the effectiveness of aquatic therapy in a variety of clinical settings 00:00:00
    • Safe therapeutic handling of a patient in water 00:00:00
    • Physical properties of water 00:00:00
    • The effects of immersion on the physiology of the human body 00:00:00
    • Relating the properties to therapeutic techniques in the water 00:00:00
    • The physical properties of water to strengthening, increase in ROM, rehabilitation, weight bearing, plyometrics, core stability, balance , coordination techniques in the pool 00:00:00
    • Aquatic Therapy for Relaxation, Stabilisation, and Balance 00:00:00
    • The effects of buoyancy, turbulence and the metacentre on a body in water 00:00:00
    • Health and Safety legislation, and its implications on running an aquatic therapy 00:00:00
    • Water disinfection related to the pool environment 00:00:00
    • test quiz 00:00:00
    • Safe environment for staff and risk assessment 00:00:00
    • final quiz 00:06:00
    • Test 00:00:00
    • test2 Unlimited

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