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The Effect of Aquatic Physiotherapy on Veterans Suffering From PTSD - a 40-week Pilotproject
Aquatic physiotherapy in warm water pool (AP) is thought to be a helpful treatment for veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). A 40-week program can provide an opportunity to achieve positive results. Potentiel effects of AP for veterans with PTSD: Relaxation and stress reduction, anxiety and mood regulation, body awareness and grounding, strength and flexibility and social interactions and camaraderie.
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