Aquatics-Based OT to Address Neonatal Brachial Plexus Injury
The aquatics environment is understood as being an inherently beneficial treatment modality because of the therapeutic properties of water: buoyant, viscose, thermal, and environmental. Recently, Butzman et al. (2021) described how aquatics-based occupational therapy (OT) enhances participation for children with
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