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- Introduction to hydrotherapy
- 1. The physiological, therapeutic and psychological
effects of activity in water
- 2. Key features of pool design and caring
for the pool
- 3. Basic physics: shape and density
- 4. Assessment and recording
- 5. Activity in water - ways and means
- 6. Specific paediatric disabilities and their
handling
- 7. The Halliwick Method and Conductive Education
- 8. Techniques of exercise in water and therapeutic
swimming
- 9. The neurosurgical patient and head injuries
- 10. Neurological rehabilitation
- 11. Spinal mobilizations
- 12. Spinal cord injuries
- 13. Rheumatic diseases
- 14. Orthopaedics
- 15. Management of sports injuries
- 16. Aquanatal exercise
- 17. Aqua relaxation for mothers and babies
- 18. Water fitness for the older adult and
frail aged
- Appendix The cribriform plate; the ear
- Index
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