For a variety of individuals with musculoskeletal and
neuromuscular disorders, performing exercise in the water can be beneficial. Due
to the specific properties of water, aquatic therapy differs from land therapy.
For improving posture, decreasing joint compression forces, reducing inflammation,
these unique properties prove to be effective. For addressing balance,
strength, and postural deficits, the resistance of the water during exercise
provides a safe environment. To gain strength and endurance, aquatic therapy
provides a comfortable and therapeutic medium for those patients who may have
difficulty exercising on land.
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| Rehabilitation Aquatic |
Who
is aquatic rehabilitation for?
Many musculoskeletal and neurological conditions
may benefit from rehabilitation
aquatic including, but not limited to:
Orthopedic disorders
Orthopedic disorders
- · Arthritis
- · Post-surgical cases
- · Balance disorders in impairing
- · Chronic pain
- · Back pain
- · Sports rehabilitation
