how water helps
in redefining physiotherapy
Hydrostatic Pressure
Helps support & stabilize the body along with reduction in edema
Hydrostatic Pressure
Temperature
Warm water calms tensed muscles & reduces pain
Temperature
Buoyancy
Stress on joints is reduced as the body weight is 1/10th in water
Buoyancy
Turbulence
Various water speed improves balance and core stability
Turbulence
Viscosity
Helps provide resistance for muscle strengthening
Viscosity
50+
Years of
Combined Experience
Combined Experience
30+
Qualified & Trained
Therapists
Therapists
4000+
Happy
Clients
Clients
Frequently Asked
Questions
What is aquatic physiotherapy and how does it work?
Aquatic physiotherapy is a specialised form of rehabilitation performed in water, using buoyancy and resistance to support safe, effective movement. It helps reduce pain and improves mobility through guided therapeutic exercises.
What are the benefits of aquatic therapy?
Aquatic therapy in a warm pool offers several benefits compared to land-based physiotherapy. The warmth and buoyancy of the water help reduce pain and muscle tightness, make movement easier, improve fitness and cardiovascular function, and support the recovery of skills that may be difficult to practise on land. It can be particularly beneficial for individuals who find conventional land-based physiotherapy challenging.
Do you teach Swimming?
Our pools are used only for therapeutic rehabilitation, not swimming lessons. Non-swimmers are welcome and will be fully supported during their sessions.
What should I expect on my first visit?
Your first visit will include a consultation with a physiotherapist lasting around 45 to 60 minutes. It will involve a detailed assessment to understand your condition. Based on this evaluation, the therapist will identify key concerns and design a personalised rehabilitation programme for you.
What types of interventions may I receive?
The interventions you receive will depend on your therapist’s assessment of your condition. Most treatment plans include a combination of land-based (Ability Garden) and aquatic rehabilitation, along with therapeutic exercises and training for daily activities at home and work.
Who can benefit from AquaCentric’s hydrotherapy treatment?
Individuals recovering from injury, surgery, neurological conditions, or chronic pain can benefit from hydrotherapy. It is also suitable for those who find land-based physiotherapy challenging.
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