CE recommendations for hydrotherapy specialists

I’m updating CE this quarter and want courses that move past generic spa demos into clinical hydro — practical 36°C pool protocols, safe contrast cycles (3:1 warm:cold), and better intakes for clients with neuropathy. If you’ve taken CE that truly improved in-water manual work and documentation (SOAP and outcome measures), which provider gave the most actionable content and was the credit worth it?

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I totally get the frustration with finding quality CE that dives deeper than the basics. Recently, I found the Hydro Wellness courses really helpful, especially their module on safe contrast cycles — it’s solid for working with clients who have neuropathy. , I wish there were more options like that out there that really focus on actionable techniques and documentation tools like SOAP.

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For practical hydro courses, I’ve found the ones from AquaTherapy Institute incredibly insightful. Their focus on adapting protocols for neuropathy is like finding a warm towel on a chilly day — totally elevates the experience! @sophia_ellis23, have you tried any specific hands-on workshops with them?

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