I first came across nurturing water work in the waters of Southern Thailand recieving an amazing waterdance session. After this session, I researched where I could study this technique and moved to California. From there, I continued my studies and am currently working in a hospital setting adapting manual aquatic techniques in the physical therapy setting.
Your discipline or title (PT, OT, CTRS, ATC, SLP, Watsu practitioner, adapted aquatics instructor, whatever!)
Hi Tara,
Yes, that is a fantastic picture with you in pool.
This is getting funny, I'm sending notes to folks seeking info/tips/hints on their success in building clientele. Can you share your experience with me?
Hello Dear Tara - Click here to view your profile on my blog. I'm going to keep looking for a photo of a dolphin jumping out of a phosporescent moonlit sea!
At 11:48am on October 13, 2008, Cameron West said…
love the photo's....so wonderful to hear from you and hear that you have just birthed your second...how can it be that it has been that long since i saw you last....now you are a mom of 2.
Hope that your personal and professional life are all doing well, you look so happy in the pictures i cannot imagine otherwise.
Best to you ~~~ cameron
Hi Tara - I'm glad you've found a friend already. Good to have you with us. Please enjoy browsing and see if you'd like to join a discussion or start your own. Interaction is the key to making this site lively and fun. Welcome! Sulis
I have known of persons who sponsored and taught caregivers and those being given care to share Watsu(R)
It provides a sense of sharing and giving back for the caregiver to receive....
Other thought: to provide another opportunity nearby for the car…
This group is for discussions about the practice and promotion of aquatic bodywork in spas, other leisure settings, and private venues. A place to share some of the issues faced and support each other.
For pediatric aquatic therapists/instructors who work with children on the autism spectrum. We will be sharing our coolest treatment ideas and creating a mock protocol for the infant, toddler, and school aged child demonstrating autism traits.