EM383: CREMONA - Hydrokinesiotherapy, another dimension in rehabilitation

Training objectives:

To raise awareness of the difference between water rehabilitation and dry rehabilitation.
Through knowledge of the tools offered by immersion, such as the physical laws governing fluids, the characteristics of water and the emotionality expressed, learners will verify how the water tool in rehabilitation is an excellent complement to dry work.
The aim of the course is for learners to understand the best ways to exploit the operative possibilities, to apply them and use them as rehabilitation tools in both orthopedic, neuromotor and neuropsychomotor fields
Learning to handle the intrinsic characteristics of water and specific sensitivities as rehabilitative tools; to listen and feel how movements and stability dynamics occur differently in the 'aquatic-specific microgravity environment
Learn to evaluate the usefulness of tools and why they are different than those used dry
Know how to interact in an integrated rehabilitation team for the extension of the rehabilitation pathway
Become aware of the differences between water versus dry rehabilitation and be able to integrate them
Check how rehabilitation tools in the aquatic environment can help build a valid therapeutic exercise
Understand how to manage patients in water

All organized in a socio-health rehabilitation center such as CR2 Sinapsi, unique at a national level.