Todo lo que quieres saber sobre el mundo de la terapia acuática. Publicamos contenido en español y en inglés, los episodios en inglés serán traducidos al español.
Everything that you want to know about the world of aquatic therapy. Our publications are in spanish and english, the episodes in english will be translated to spanish.
Experiencias de las certificaciones de terapia acuática con Georgina Guerrero
Actualmente hay un boom en el mundo de los cursos de fisioterapia; tanto en México como otros países hispanos empieza a crecer la oferta para seguir formándose después de la universidad, es así como la terapia acuática no se queda atrás. Hoy en día encontramos un mayor número de ofertas educativas en esta área. En esta ocasión tengo el gusto de compartir este episodio con la Lic en fisioterapia y certificada en WST por la IATF Georgina Guerrero, que nos contará su experiencia.
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26 Mar 2021
Oliver Krouwel: Aquatic Physical Therapy and Pain management
The sensation of pain is communicated through the nervous system and is influenced by many things both physically and psychologically. Moving in water is a good way to improve movement tolerance, utilising buoyancy can assist movement as well as gently resisting the movement. Buoyancy provides the sensation of being lighter and easier to move, less risk of falling, feels supportive, promoting safety messages. Exercise progression is easy through more buoyant floats or utilising drag/turbulence. For more about this topic I have time Oliver Krouwel he is a aquatic physiotherapy specialist and a clinical specialist NHS
11 Mar 2021
Alison Bonnyman: Aquatic Physical Therapy for Orthopedic patients
Aquatic Physical Therapy (APT) is the practice of therapeutic treatment interventions in the water environment. It is a tool to achieve optimal movement and function in clients using hydrodynamic principles. Canadian Aquatic Rehab Instructors teaches evidence-based practice techniques founded in physics, fluid mechanics, physiological response, pathology and aquatic therapy research. In this episode I have the pleasure to talk with Alison Bonnyman, a physiotherapist in Canada. Alison is the founder and lead instructor of Canadian Aquatic Rehab Instructors (or CARI for short). Alison has over 35 years of clinical experience, working as a physical therapist in hospitals and private clinics in Canada. Her clinical work and expertise has focused on orthopaedics, long term care, and chronic neurological conditions.
The link below for more information in the CARI
https://www.aquaticrehab.ca/ (https://www.aquaticrehab.ca/)
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