Aquatics
A Revived Approach to Pediatric Management
By Faye Dulcy Weinstein, Irma J Wilhelm
Published January 1st 1983 by Routledge – 104 pages
Description
This informative book examines aquatic programs for children as a viable treatment and educational technique. Authoritative health professionals explore the problems existing in aquatics, present a theoretical model for programs, and address several research and clinical applications of aquatic programming for facilitating the development of premature infants and disabled children.
Contents
Contents Foreword
- Aquatic Programs for Disabled Children: An Overview and an Analysis of the Problems
- A Theoretical Aquatic Service Intervention Model for Disabled Children
- Neonatal Hydrotherapy: An Adjunct to Developmental Intervention in an Intensive Care Nursery Setting
- The Use of Water as a Modality to Treat an Infant With Mild Neurological Dysfunction: A Case Report
- Therapeutic Pool Activities for Young Children in a Community Facility
- Water as a Learning Environment for Facilitating Gross Motor Skills in Deaf-Blind Children
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