Swimming after a Traumatic Brain Injury: Regaining Independence

*Disclaimer: When taking a child with complex medical needs in the water, such as a trach, make sure to get clearance from their physician. Can Aquatic Therapy help with recovery from a Traumatic Brain Injury? In this video, Swim Angelfish Co-Founder Ailene Tisser, walks us through Aquatic Therapy and Adaptive Swim techniques for a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). Regaining independence after a TBI takes time, but numerous rehabilitation options are available to support individuals on their recovery journey. A personalized combination of a range of therapy options (including emotional, physical, occupational, recreational, speech, and aquatic therapy) can be beneficial. We believe in the power of water to provide not only physical and emotional but also sensory benefits to individuals with TBI. #aquatictherapy #adaptive #swim #traumaticbraininjury #tbi #waterbased #exercise #certified #aquatic #therapist #adaptiveswim #instructors #recovery #swimlessons Swim Angelfish provides free online resources for parents, swim instructors and coaches, online therapist training, as well as an online certification program in their methodology, so that all swimmers with special needs can learn to be safer and more independent in the water. For more information go to https://www.swimangelfish.com Questions? Email us at cert@swimangelfish.com Please subscribe to our channel and connect with us on social media: Twitter:   / saadaptiveswim   Instagram:   / swimangelfish   Facebook:   / swimangelfish   LinkedIn:   / swim-angelfish