Swimming with Autism: Aquatic Occupational therapy helps improve self-regulation. Here's why!

Do you have a child that does not stop moving? Behaviors causing them to jump, yell, push, pull and display impulsive movements can lead to an accident or disrupt community or group situations. This can be particularly concerning, as well as a drowning risk if they are attracted to the water without having basic swim safety skills.
When you understand how to help children with Autism get regulated, you’ll notice several long-lasting benefits. In this video, we share specific strategies you can use during pediatric aquatic therapy sessions to improve sensory-seeking behaviors, which are often seen in children with Autism.
Check out our blog to learn about 4 proven benefits of aquatic therapy for children with Autism.
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Pediatric aquatic therapy can be a game-changer for prolonged self-regulation, it can support speech therapy and it has a powerful impact on water safety.
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Swim Angelfish provides free online resources for parents, swim instructors and coaches, online therapist training, as well as an online certification program in their methodology, so that all swimmers with special needs can learn to be safer and more independent in the water. For more information go to www.swimangelfish.com
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