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Recovery doesn't have to

feel like starting over.

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Moving freely shouldn't feel impossible.

That persistent stiffness slowing you down? We understand. Chronic pain and complex conditions can make everyday movement feel exhausting. But getting better shouldn't be a battle.

At Aquatic Therapeutics, we believe in a better way to heal. We take the pressure off your joints and calm your nervous system. By combining the soothing support of warm water with expert strength conditioning, we help you rebuild your physical capacity. You are in safe, experienced hands.

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Because your recovery should be as

unique and individual as you are.

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A Seamless Path to Strength

Water-Based Therapy

Water takes the weight off your joints.

Led by our founder Lynda Keane and her team, our aquatic sessions utilise the AquaStretch technique alongside the principles of Bad Ragaz, Watsu, and Ai Chi.

The water's natural buoyancy allows your body to find intuitive movement, restoring lost flexibility without sharp pain.

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Exercise Rehabilitation

Once (or if) your body is ready, we transition your care into our fully accessible gym.

Andrew and Sam, our Masters-level Sports Rehabilitators, use targeted evidence-based strength training. to ease you back to normal movement against gravity.

They have personally overcome debilitating injuries. They know exactly how to guide you safely back to your favourite sports, hobbies, and daily routines.

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Meet your Guides

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    Lynda Keane

    FOUNDER

    Lynda Keane is our founder, a veteran aquatic specialist with over 30 years of experience, and a mentor to the next generation of therapists.

    With a Master’s degree in Soft Tissue Techniques and Exercise Rehabilitation, alongside an impressive assortment of advanced aquatic qualifications, Lynda combines deep academic knowledge with an intuitive, hands-on approach.

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    Andrew Peachey

    AQUATIC & GYM THERAPIST

    Andrew spent five years studying the human body because his own wouldn't stop breaking down.

    Chronic back pain forced him out of education and later out of a career managing large events. The conventional answers kept falling short, so Andrew decided to find better ones himself. He emerged with a Master's degree in Sport Rehabilitation (GSR) and something no textbook can teach: a genuine, lived understanding of what it feels like when your body becomes the obstacle.

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    Silvia Garcia Alaminos

    AQUATIC & MASSAGE THERAPIST

    Silvia earned her degree from London South Bank University while completing her placement hours with us in the pool. But she didn't arrive as a blank slate. She brought 14 years of professional massage therapy experience with her, giving her an intuitive understanding of soft tissue and fascial release long before she ever stepped into the water with us.

    If you've spent any time on our poolside, you'll know her Spanish flair and generous laughter are never far away. She brings a warmth to the team that patients notice from their very first session.

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    Samuel Perreira

    AQUATIC & GYM THERAPIST

    Sam grew up as a competitive swimmer. Years of training and competing gave him a genuine understanding of the discipline, the setbacks, and particularly the frustration of an injury that stands between you and the movement you love.

    That background shapes how he works, especially with younger clients navigating exactly that kind of moment. He's been there himself, and people can usually tell.

    As a Masters Sport Rehabilitator he brings professional experience on top of his personal story.

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    Harrison Hill

    SEN SPECIALIST AQUATIC THERAPIST

    Harrison is incredibly familiar with the water, having grown up as a passionate swimmer himself. Over the last decade, he has channeled that comfort into teaching swimming for SEND children and adults, alongside spending four years working within a SEND school environment.

    He knows exactly how to make the water feel like a safe, supportive space for bodies that navigate unique daily challenges. He firmly believes that everyone has the potential to grow and designs his sessions around the principal that fun is good for growth and progress.

SEN Aquatic Therapy

Movement is for everyone.

Harrison is our dedicated specialist for SEN youth and young adults. We create a safe, joyful, and highly accessible environment in the water. We focus on sensory integration and fun movement exploration, supporting safe motor development at a pace that feels right for your family.

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What People Are Saying

  • Amazing when you have 1:1 guidance tailor made for you. Andrew as always so professional & helpful, thanks so much.

    — Elizabeth Kneller

  • Caring, professional dedicated staff helping and encouraging their patients.

    — Fiona White

  • I enjoyed my session with Andrew and it was easier for me to walk afterwards . If anything starts to hurt whilst having the therapy he quickly changes the exercise slightly to make it more comfortable.

    — Beverly Green

  • Lynda is a life saver. Her understanding of my issues and treatment have given me my life back.

    — Colin Holdsworth

  • The aqua therapy was brilliant , such a good all over body stretch and techniques to improve stability. Thoroughly enjoyed

    — Valmai Wynne

  • Sam is very caring and has helped me regain my mobility following a back injury. I feel blessed to have been treated by such a professional therapist and would thoroughly recommend him.

    — Julia Levene

  • It was my nieces first session, she really took to Harrison and showed confidence that I haven't seen at water babies. Have booked for more sessions

    — Benjamin White

  • Over x4weeks I have seen a vast reduction in pain and increased mobility after the sessions with Sam. He appears to temper the massage to the muscles that matter-they are not so tight and are working better/thank you

    — Janet Keefe

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Welcome to Europe's Most Accessible Leisure Centre

We proudly operate out of the Aspire Leisure Centre in Stanmore. Built as Europe's first leisure centre seamlessly integrating disabled and non-disabled people, the facility removes every barrier to your recovery.

  • Effortless Arrival: Flat, accessible parking directly outside the centre.

  • Poolside Comfort: Water-safe wheelchairs available on poolside, with easy ramp access into a pool that remains comfortably shallow.

  • Accessible Changing: Spacious, communal, and private disabled changing villages designed for maximum dignity and ease.

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Whether you’re curious about how we could help you, if hydrotherapy is suitable for you or just keen to get into a gym to keep yourself fit for the future, we’re here to chat!