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Courses
Halliwick Foundation Course:
This is the basic course in the Halliwick Concept consisting
of
4-days training (or
its equivalent in hours) and includes both theory and pool work.
Most courses are held over 2 weekends,
but it is possible to run courses
over a block of 4-day or over a series of evenings, if lecturers are available.
The aim
of the Days 1 & 2 of training is to enable instructors to have a knowledge of and practice a concept of
teaching people
of all ages with special needs to be as competent
and independent as possible in the water.
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The aim of the Days 3 & 4 of training is to consolidate knowledge and practice
gained over the first 2-days and to devise, plan and record
groups and games to promote swimmer's progress.
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Halliwick Advanced
Courses:
A pre-requisite
for attending any of the Advanced Courses is that you
need to have attended a Halliwick Foundation Course.
Teaching
Course -The aim of this course is to prepare instructors
to teach the pool work
of the Halliwick Concept to potential helpers/instructors, and to
lead group sessions competently
on a course
(working
with an IHA Recognised Lecturer) or
at club sessions.
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For therapists in paediatric neurological rehabilitation -
The aim of this course
is to enable therapists to use the Halliwick Concept specifically in
the context of therapy for children
with neuro-developmental difficulties.
Supplementary Courses -
there are also a number of
other courses that are being developed to support those working with
different client groups. Keep looking at this website for
details
of these.
Introductory Sessions
In addition to the training courses outlined above, we can offer
speakers to give introductory talks and pool demonstrations, or to
show a video, as a taster for a full course.
expenses
of the speaker must be covered plus their lecturing fee and a
registration fee of £150.00.
For further details
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