New Resource For Your Starving Aquatic Mind
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Ever wondered if exercising in the water makes you more hungry? Does aquatic exercise help children with cerebral palsy? Does footwear in the pool improve performance? Aquatic therapists want to know! Check out this slick 19-page Research Reviews put out last month by the Aquatic Exercise Association.
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Aquatic Mediation of PTSD
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 Sara Firman, over at our social network, AquaticNing, has started a group discussion called Aquatic Healing for Trauma. The group is quite energetic about exploring the benefits of water on healing a wide range of trauma victims, both physical (Iraqi vets) and emotional (abused children). If you are practicing near a large military base or maybe have an unusually rigid child, head on over to see what they have to share.
Read the thread here...
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Risking Risky Risks
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 Is there no escaping the harm researchers keep finding in our most-treasured profession?
There is probably no better place than an outdoor swimming pool to
refresh and relax on hot days. However, the new study suggests
that, despite their natural ventilation, outdoor pools can pose
similar asthma and allergy risks to indoor pools, especially in children. Help! Is there any hope left for us?
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Train Your Entire Staff for $299
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 Our advanced aquatic therapy course: now coming to a DVD player near you
Patient loads are down. Budgets tight. And many states are not paying for seminar travel even though they still require continuing education training. With the economic downturn hitting the healthcare field just as hard as any other, more facilities are electing to train their staff in-house this year.
With the help of our X-ray glasses, we anticipated this trend. That is why we put our most popular seminar course on DVD and are making it available on a staff basis to those facilities who are finding themselves temporarily undercapitalized.
For just $299, you can train your entire staff with our 8-hour video and 200-page handout. The video can be played during one or multiple in-services while the manual can be copied and handed out as many times as you wish. The kit comes with six free CEU certificates. After that, it's just $30 each.
Lunch 'n Learn. Cheese 'n chalk. Whatever you want to call it, consider bringing Aquatic Resources Network to your conference room today.
Breakout Sessions include:
Evidence-Based AT Explained
The Musculoskeletal Patient
The Neuro Patient
Justifying Aquatic Therapy
Programming Your Therapy
Marketing Your Program
Billing Your Providers
Appealing Your Reimbursements
Order the DVD now...
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