We Are Growing!
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Interest in aquatic therapy, and ARN in general, has really taken off in recent months. To that end, we have hired a CEO, Lee Salzman, to help us expand our magazine, Internet and seminar offerings, as well as chart new strategic opportunities.
Lee is a business development expert who will be bringing 15 years of Fortune 500 consulting experience to our humble enterprise. Even better? He's my husband. As you hear more from him in the coming weeks, I hope you will join me in welcoming him as he advances our aquatic therapy cause to exciting new territory.
Andrea Salzman, MS, PT, Founder
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Join the Autism Workgroup
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Your 2-year old patient with autism is afraid of getting his hair wet
and treats every bath-time as his own private hell. What do you do?
Well, you log onto the Aquaticnet Social Network and sign up for the Autism Work Group to find fabulous ideas for incorporating transitions
into pool time. For instance, learn what one recreational therapist
suggests doing with your umbrella in the shower-stall.
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Developing a Rash?
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 Aquatic therapists and instructors at an elevated risk
Who spends more time in the therapy pool than you? The same disinfectant chemicals which are used to prevent disease outbreak can flare up a nasty rash in aquatic staffers.
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Preparing Your Pool for the Worst
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Tropical storms on the East Coast, hurricanes in the Gulf, floods in the Midwest. With the recent spate of natural disasters this year, can you safely say it can't happen to you anymore? We've found this checklist for outdoor pools to give you some ideas on what you should be doing.
Read more on disaster preparedness for your facility here...
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Hands-On Seminar Comes to the West Coast
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 Eugene, Oregon
November 14-16, 2008
Eugene, Oregon is the site of this year's West Coast Hands-On Aquatic Therapy seminar. Taught by internationally- acclaimed aquatic therapist, Peggy Schoedinger, PT, this class will be held in the beautiful 92-degree salt-water pool at the Tamarack Wellness Center. Register now. The class is restricted to 25 participants to allow for optimal hands-on instruction.
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