Hydrotherapy: why the setting matters
A conversation about work in water starts with the individual dog and the purpose of the session.
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Made for curious owners.A conversation about work in water starts with the individual dog and the purpose of the session.
Take a lookUnderstanding the plan helps an owner see what the team is considering during a pool appointment.
Take a lookAn unfamiliar piece of equipment becomes easier to understand when its purpose is explained.
Take a lookAn appointment is an opportunity to connect assessment findings with the decisions that follow.
Take a lookThe name of a technology is a starting point for questions, rather than a complete explanation.
Take a lookA conversation about laser should explain the clinical choice and your dog’s experience of the appointment.
Take a lookYou can ask what unfamiliar treatment language means and why it appears in your dog’s plan.
Take a lookStanding gives the team a different question to explore from watching a dog move.
Take a lookWatching movement is the beginning of a conversation about how a dog moves in a particular setting.
Take a lookTechnology can add information to an assessment. Ask how the clinician makes sense of it.
Take a lookThe setting of a movement assessment is part of understanding what the team is looking at.
Take a lookA treadmill session should be connected to a clear purpose for the individual dog.
Take a lookThe useful question is how equipment relates to your dog’s assessment and current goals.
Take a lookUnderstanding a task’s purpose makes the conversation about a rehabilitation plan more useful.
Take a lookA meaningful goal takes account of the dog’s current assessment, routine and individual activities.
Take a lookThe assessment brings history, observation and everyday life into the same conversation.
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