Pediatric Aquatic Therapy in Dacula, GA

Why Pediatric Aquatic Therapy?

Is your child struggling with motor skills, mobility, or muscle strength? Pediatric aquatic therapy could be the solution you’re looking for. By combining expert therapeutic techniques while floating in a pool, our expert therapists can help your child build their movement skills in a fun, supportive environment.

We’re proud to offer pediatric aquatic therapy at our Hamilton Mill location, where kids experience therapy in a warm-water pool designed specifically for their needs. Whether your child needs help recovering from an injury or improving their movement and coordination, aquatic therapy offers an exciting and effective solution.

What Is Pediatric Aquatic Therapy?

Pediatric aquatic therapy is a specialized treatment that uses the buoyancy, resistance, and warmth of water to help children improve their motor skills. The water supports and cushions the body, which makes it easier for children to move and perform exercises they may find difficult on land. It also gives children a chance to build these key movement skills without the fear of falling or getting hurt, which makes them more excited to participate.

Our physical and occupational therapists will guide your child through a series of movements and exercises in the water, which can be tailored to their specific needs. Our Hamilton Mill location features a warm-water pool specifically designed for pediatric aquatic therapy. The water temperature promotes relaxation and muscle release, making it easier for children to stretch and strengthen their muscles.

Who Can Benefit from Pediatric Aquatic Therapy?

Pediatric aquatic therapy can benefit children with a variety of physical challenges. If your child struggles with any of the below, aquatic therapy can provide a supportive, effective treatment option to help them reach their full potential.

  • Motor delays or difficulty with movement coordination
  • Muscle weakness or low muscle tone
  • Mobility issues, such as difficulty walking or standing
  • Post-surgery recovery, especially after orthopedic procedures
  • Neurological conditions, such as cerebral palsy or brain injuries
  • Joint pain or stiffness from conditions like arthritis
  • Balance and coordination challenges
  • Spinal cord injuries or other mobility impairments
  • Chronic pain, such as from fibromyalgia
  • Sensory processing difficulties related to motor skills

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Reach Out Today to Get Started

Ready to help your child improve their physical skills and boost their confidence in a safe, comfortable, and fun environment? Call our Hamilton Mill location at 770-904-6009 or fill out our online contact form to schedule an evaluation today. Let’s work together to help your child
make lasting progress!