Adaptive Aquatics for a young boy with Autism: Noah Story

Meet Noah and watch how a systematic approach helps him during his swim lessons. If you are trying to teach swimming to a student with moderate to significant non verbal Autism this video will inspire you. Take the next step and add a systematic approach to teaching adaptive swim lesson.
Learn how to improve your ability to be more accepting and inclusive for swimming and sports for people with Autism Spectrum disorder. Anything is possible when you have a toolbox of strategies to guide your swim lesson.

Parents need and deserve swim instructors that have comprehensive training that goes beyond a one day class for special needs swimming. They need swim instructors that have specific training in all aspects of what the underlying problem is so that they can overcome the obstacle.

Do you have Clients with Autism, Anxiety, Motor Planning, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy and other disabilities?

Learn more about becoming a Swim Whisperer at https://swimangelfish.com/get-certified/. The Swim Angelfish Methodology was developed 21 years ago and it will help you to get all the tools you will need to assess, identify and implement the correct strategies. Strengthen your Learn to Swim program and personal toolbox with Level 1, 2 and 3 of our online certification.

A specifically trained aquatic therapist who understands how to use the water as the preferred modality for treatment will improve your results and help you reach your therapy goals faster with more comfort. Specific training in pediatric aquatic therapy is available on https://swimangelfish.com/therapist-t....


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