Helen Oakes, Advanced Practice Physiotherapist, takes us through her findings of; Learning to swim with back pain: A qualitative study of swimmers with chronic low back pain

International aquatic therapy guidelines for Parkinson's disease with Louise Carroll, PhD Senior Physiotherapist

Cassie Patten, Wavecrest Swimming, and Ash Jones, Swim England, take you through a presentation that explores open water swimming and the effects it has one its participants.

Aquatic activity and swimming during pregnancy with Good Boost. Taken from a Health and Wellbeing Learn and Share Network Event in December 2023

The latest Swimming as Medicine video has been launched by Swim England following research identifying nursing staff as key to supporting behaviour change!

We want to help encourage more healthcare professionals to consider recommending swimming and aquatic activity to patients.

Dr Dominic O'connor, from the University of Nottingham discusses the impact that cancer and cancer treatment has on an individual. He then discusses the benefits of exercise to cancer patients, before exploring the relationship between cancer and swimming. The safety considerations operator's sho...

Laura and Eamonn from the Stroke Association discuss the link between stroke and physical activity, highlighting the benefits that physical activity can have on stroke survivors.
The webinar aims to help you understand what a stroke is and some of the effects they can have. It also provides advi...

Ollie Hynd and Matthew Martin sit down to talk about the impact of swimming on Health & Wellbeing. Matthew is the Health & Wellbeing officer at Swim England, where he is responsible for making aquatic activity more inclusive to people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds, whilst also driving p...

Ali Noyce and Andrew Power from Swim England led an online session discussing how to create an inclusive and accessible aquatic environment with special guests.

Andrew Power (Swim England, Water Wellbeing Specialist) and Ben Wilkins (Good Boost, CEO) explore the topic of understanding health conditions whilst in the context of aquatic environments.