What is hydrotherapy?
Hydrotherapy usually refers to therapeutic activity in water under an individualised plan. Buoyancy and water resistance can change how movement feels, but the best setting and exercises depend on clinical assessment.
Who might consider aquatic exercise?
Some people consider water-based activity when joint discomfort, mobility or confidence affects land exercise. It may not be appropriate for everyone, and facility access or medical precautions may affect the choice.
Ask about current availability
The legacy website lists hydrotherapy among clinic services. Confirm whether it is currently available, where sessions take place, and what referral, supervision or equipment is required.
Ask about hydrotherapy
Contact the clinic to confirm current availability, costs, referral requirements and whether this option may be suitable for you.
Contact the clinic ↗Frequently asked questions
Is hydrotherapy available at the clinic?
The previous website listed hydrotherapy; contact the clinic to confirm current availability and location before booking.
Do I need medical clearance?
It depends on your health and the planned activity. Discuss relevant conditions, wounds, infection risks, continence needs or other concerns with the treating clinician.
This page provides general information only and is not a diagnosis or a substitute for an individual assessment. Treatment options, suitability and outcomes vary. Seek appropriate medical care for urgent or worsening symptoms.