Calling Adults with Cerebral Palsy and Caregivers to Participate in a Survey on Aquatic Therapy.
Interest in aquatic therapy as a physical activity option for people with disability is growing in Australia. But the perspectives and experiences of individuals with cerebral palsy, especially those with complex disability, is not well understood. This study seeks to explore what people with complex CP, and their caregivers, think and feel about aquatic therapy, with the aim of making it more accessible.
The survey is open to both adults with lived experience and caregivers for those with CP. Taking part involves completing an online 30–45-minute interview, using any communication method (e.g. speech, typing, eye gaze etc). Participants may have a support person present for the interview. To register, follow this link or click here to download more information if you are a caregiver for a person with CP or click here if you are an adult with CP.