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Whether you are doing research, interested in doing it, wishing it were being done, or just wondering whether it's useful - this is the place to share your ideas and issues and questions.
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Research Organizations - an initial list 5 Replies
Started by Sulis (Sara Firman). Last reply by Keo Opton Nov 29.
Learning about research - an opportunity in Florida 11 Replies
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What kind of evidence are we looking for and what will we do with it?
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Comment by Diane Tegtmeier on October 11, 2009 at 12:16am - I'm very interested in research, but daunted by what it takes to get a research program going: good research designs for the variable parameters we work with, money, measuring instruments, money, people with experience writing and administering grants, money, etc. I just read of two instruments that measure symptoms of PTSD, which I want to follow-up on. Let's keep up the conversation on resources for doing research. It'll take a team of folks with different skills to do this. Anyone know anyone connected to resources for working with veterans?
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Comment by Aly Waibel on October 7, 2009 at 3:53pm -
Does anyone here have contact with the Miami Touch Research Institute? They have conducted lots of research on massage and other forms of touch therapy, but so far there is nothing about aquatic bodywork. http://www6.miami.edu/TOUCH-RESEARCH/about.htm
Are there other research agencies like this in the US?
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Comment by Carolyn Nash on September 8, 2009 at 3:14pm - Very interested in the book. Figuring out how to order.....with Euros to dollars and then shipping to the US.....Do you have an electronic version? Beautiful pictures on your site. Thanks Basia!
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Comment by Basia Szpak-Borst on September 8, 2009 at 2:11pm - Carolyn, I wrote a book about infant development in water. However because it was only one or 2 cases done for the 1st six months with daily water training.It was not considered a study. To order the book "Fluid Begininnings" Check www.aquabodywork.com
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Comment by Carolyn Nash on September 8, 2009 at 12:21pm
- I have been thinking about doing research about a few different programs that I do in the water.....swimming and infant development, watsu and attachment or nervous system impact. I actually have a lot of ideas, but I haven't gotten started. Has anyone started formal research or at least a pilot or qualitative research? If so are you doing it with a school or on your own?
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monthly basis in a warm therapeutic pool with parents and children. I will have 6 projects this year in Haiti, Mexico, Brazil and Netherlands with space for 2 more including spreading the concept in Hungary.
Hi Nicole,
I practice watsu and recently had a client with ALS. She loved the movement and relaxation that being in warm water provided. She goes through periods where she's very low energy and sometimes nauseous and I don't see her for long peri...
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Starting January 2010, therapists will have the ability to pursue 7 Certificate Tracks at Aquatic Therapy University (ATU). In the past, clinicians seeking a progressive, tiered a...
Thank you for your offer. I do have questions and I would love to learn from your experience. I am in the middle of finals for grad school so I will be calling you in a week or so. I look forward to talking with you.
Nicole
This group could explore, discuss and learn from each other the many benefits of working in warm water with the approach that humans have potential to recognize the potential for movement and alignment in the physical, emotional and energetic body.
Hello Nicole. My name is Cyrena Hausman. I own and have operated my Aquatic business Watsu in Ojai for 12 years now. I started working in the H2o because my best friend, Laura Downey (at 37) when she got ALS. I meet up with Cameron West and Harold...
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