Aquatic Therapy for Children

Aquatic therapy for children involves using water-based exercises to improve physical skills, strength, and coordination. The buoyancy of water reduces stress on joints and muscles, making movement easier and less painful. It is often tailored to meet a child's specific needs, such as enhancing mobility, balance, or motor skills, especially for those with developmental or physical challenges. The therapy also promotes relaxation and confidence. Conducted in a controlled environment, aquatic therapy can be a safe and enjoyable way for children to build strength, improve movement, and boost overall physical function.