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Healing Waves strives to enable individuals despite their condition and/or disability, to access the ocean in a safe way. This is so they can participate in water sports activities and experience the therapeutic benefits the ocean holds for us all.


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Healing Waves is proud to have a group of dedicated and experienced volunteers who either work in the care sector, live and breathe a lifestyle of water sports, or both! Each volunteer is friendly, approachable and passionate about helping others and bettering the lives of anyone accessing our sessions.


We believe everyone can agree that it feels good to be in, on, under or simply around the water. Not only can it reduce our anxieties and


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Help us bring the benefits of the ocean to vulnerable and ill Islanders. TODAY


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stress levels but also help us to find some solace and perspective in our lives. It is continually being proven to ease symptoms and pain, both physically and neurologically for some of our worlds most vulnerable.


The Ocean can boost creativity, settle us and help us to reconnect with Mother Nature and those that we share it with. We strive to ensure that each of our athletes have a unique and valuable experience and in doing so leave feeling not just more relaxed, but empowered and confident in their own abilities; in turn raising their quality of life.


We currently deliver Ocean Therapy through surfing, flow board and paddle sessions. Please visit out Facebook page and contact us directly to find out more:


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