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water-based therapy

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water-based therapy
Aquatic therapy, hydrokinesic therapy Physical therapy Active exercise under water to improve strength in Pts with spastic paresis, quadriplegia, multiple sclerosis and other musculoskeletal disorders
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For example, InteliHealth--a subsidiary of Aetna that draws upon Harvard Medical School's expertise to provide online consumer medical information--was recently caught referring patients to practitioners of homeopathy (a water-based therapy whose key premise, that solutions become more powerful through dilution, violates fundamental laws of physics and chemistry).
Quacks and flacks: the pitfalls of seeking a scientific foundation ... by Mooney, Chris / Reason
A spokesman for the Father Hudson's Society said: ''People with physical disabilities and those with learning disabilities can benefit from the water-based therapy in many ways.
Hydrotherapy will ease pain; CATHOLIC CHARITY RAISES pounds 30,000 ... by Steedman, Josie / Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Beyond uniqueness and enjoyability, water-based therapy is also effective.
Improving the quality of life by O'Brien, Eric / Parks & Recreation
 
 
 
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