New Classes in our Aquatherapy Pool
Broadstone Physiotherapy & Aquatherapy AI CHI
is slow and continuous movement, similar to Tai Chi. With attention to your body alignment, and accompanied with relaxed deep breathing and a very calm meditative state of mind.
‘It’s a soothing experience’ (Courtesy Ruth Sova)
Ai Chi is best practiced standing in shoulder- depth water in a group class.
HOW CAN AI CHI HELP ME?
Ai Chi has been shown to improve Balance (especially for those people who worry about falling) as well as helping with:
Chronic Pain, Fibromyalgia, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Osteoarthritis
The classes will be a maximum of 4 people in our lovely warm Pool. AQUATIC THERAPY FOR CHILDREN WITH DOWN’S SYNDROME
The Aquatherapy Pool is a great place to encourage a child’s development
ITS FUN AND ITS DIFFERENT
Water provides a fun and safe environment which improves body awareness - this helps to increase neuromuscular co-ordination and with the
resistance of the water will improve strength and muscle tone and thereby improve movement.
ITS WARM, ABOUT 35C, AND CALMING
Water is calming and can reduce sudden or impulsive behaviour.
WATER IS BUOYANT AND SUPPORTIVE
Being in water naturally improves head posture which helps with breathing and oral skills.
MOTHER AND BABY TIME
The idea of the Classes is for Mums to bring their Babies and Toddlers to where they will have quality time together and be very close in a delightful and pleasant environment which they will both enjoy.
Class numbers are limited to a maximum of 5 With a Chartered Physiotherapist in the pool with you - so no overcrowding! Broadstone Physiotherapy & Aquatherapy
To join these Classes phone reception on 01202 693199 Email
mail@broadstonephysiotherapy.com or call in to 24 Story Lane Broadstone BH18 8EQ
Find us on Visit us and book online
www.broadstonephysiotherapy.com Please mention The Broadstone Link when responding to adverts 77
Do you need to relax? Do you have pain? Is your balance poor?
Then come and join our class to feel the improvement!
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