Aquatic Therapy in Canine Rehabilitation is now offered as part of our CRI Member Library!
"Anyone who is considering an UWTM needs to take this course! All the subject topics are the things I have tried to learn through trial and error. Video footage during lectures was great." –Erika Sullenberger, DVM, CCRT, Santa Cruz, California
Faculty: Ellen Martens, PT, MT, CCRT; Wendy Davies, BS, CVT, CCRVN, VTS (Phys Rehab)
Prerequisites: Veterinarians, physical therapists and veterinary technicians/nurses that have successfully completed Introduction to Canine Rehabilitation (including the exam) can subscribe. Veterinary professionals certified in canine rehabilitation by UT/VAHL (CCRP), Healing Oasis (VMRT), Chi Institute (CCRV), or CuraCore (CRPM), and veterinarians who have earned their DACVSMR and are practicing canine rehabilitation are also welcome to subscribe. Veterinary technicians/nurses need to submit a valid Employment Agreement Letter.
Course
Description: In Aquatic Therapy in Canine Rehabilitation, students will learn how the resistance and buoyancy of water can be used for canine fitness, conditioning, injury recovery, and relief from joint pain. Topics will include how to create an aquatic therapy program, aquatic rehabilitation exercises, hydrotherapy equipment and products, swimming pool vs. underwater treadmill, safety concerns, and how to make aquatic therapy profitable for your practice.
This course is
RACE approved by
the AAVSB for 15.5 credit hours. |
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CRI Member Library Fee: $795 for unlimited access for one person for one year. Because of the value of these courses, no other discounts apply.
Note: This registration fee permits one student to access the online course. Students may not share log-in information with others.
Students will receive a registration confirmation email and a Welcome Letter with instructions about how to access the CRI Member Library. Students will have one year of unlimited access to these courses.
Visit the CRI Member Library page for more details.
Online Course Chapters:
- Introduction
- Part 1: Intro to Aquatics and Hydrotherapy
- Part 2: Properties of Water
- Part 3: Biomechanics of Swimming
- Part 4: Tricks of the Trade
- Part 5: Indications, Contraindications & Precautions
- Part 6: It's All About the Chemistry
- Part 7: Pool Equipment & Supplies
- Part 8: Treatment Planning
- Part 9: Troubleshooting & Repair
- Part 10: Treating Specific Diagnoses
- Part 11: Appointment Management
- Dry Lab
- Wet Lab
- Bonus Handout: How To Make Aquatic Therapy Profitable For Your Practice
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