Track: Aquatic Therapies

Using comprehensive sound therapy instruments consisting of pure quartz crystal bowls, Tibetan bowls, ocean drums, Koshi chimes for the four elements, gongs and finger cymbals, sounds and vibrations that affect brain waves are achieved, helping listeners to enter into a deep state of relaxation.

Ai Chi is a programme involving movement and relaxation in the water that increases oxygen and calorie consumption simply by employing correct posture and good positioning. It is a perfect relaxation technique for people undergoing a great deal of stress and ideal for improving one’s range of movement, balance and mobility. It can be performed in groups, in pairs or individually.

Technique based on developing self-perception and becoming aware of the sensations experienced at any given moment. Balancing positions are performed to re-educate and correct posture, coordination and motor skills.  

Aquatherapy is an alternative therapy for prevention, relaxation and rehabilitation. It involves a series of therapeutic exercises in water which contribute to improving muscular functions according to each person’s needs. It works on muscles and flexibility, as well as reducing pain and stress.

Therapeutic, harmonic and creative art, a new dimension for health in water. Bahiku provides a unique experience, producing a deep connection with oneself and the water. It’s the ideal space for releasing stress and the regulation and balance of the body and mind. Bahiku is the personal technique created by Irene Marañón that combines her knowledge of Chinese medicine, physiotherapy and aquatic body work.

Aquatic physiotherapy consists of applying the manual physiotherapy techniques that are normally used in any clinic and/or hospital, but on an enveloping, soft, malleable “couch”, that adjusts to the patient at all times and allows us to work with 360º of movement and without gravity, in “Water”.

An activity aimed at groups, carried out in hot water, with the objective of increasing the general well-being of the individual. It is based on a combination of yoga and hydrotherapy techniques that consist of mobilising and maintaining physical postures, relaxing and stretching the muscles to eliminate tension. It is complemented with breathing, concentration and relaxation techniques. It eliminates stress, emotional blockages and a sense of holistic well-being is instantly achieved. 

Using comprehensive sound therapy instruments consisting of pure quartz crystal bowls, Tibetan bowls, ocean drums, Koshi chimes for the four elements, gongs and finger cymbals, sounds and vibrations that affect brain waves are achieved, helping listeners to enter into a deep state of relaxation.

Therapeutic, harmonic and creative art, a new dimension for health in water. Bahiku provides a unique experience, producing a deep connection with oneself and the water. It’s the ideal space for releasing stress and the regulation and balance of the body and mind. Bahiku is the personal technique created by Irene Marañón that combines her knowledge of Chinese medicine, physiotherapy and aquatic body work.

An activity aimed at groups, carried out in hot water, with the objective of increasing the general well-being of the individual. It is based on a combination of yoga and hydrotherapy techniques that consist of mobilising and maintaining physical postures, relaxing and stretching the muscles to eliminate tension. It is complemented with breathing, concentration and relaxation techniques. It eliminates stress, emotional blockages and a sense of holistic well-being is instantly achieved. 

Ai Chi is a programme involving movement and relaxation in the water that increases oxygen and calorie consumption simply by employing correct posture and good positioning. It is a perfect relaxation technique for people undergoing a great deal of stress and ideal for improving one’s range of movement, balance and mobility. It can be performed in groups, in pairs or individually.

Technique based on developing self-perception and becoming aware of the sensations experienced at any given moment. Balancing positions are performed to re-educate and correct posture, coordination and motor skills.  

Aquatherapy is an alternative therapy for prevention, relaxation and rehabilitation. It involves a series of therapeutic exercises in water which contribute to improving muscular functions according to each person’s needs. It works on muscles and flexibility, as well as reducing pain and stress.

Exercises to develop lung capacity and improve their function. It is carried out through a series of practices that help to increase concentration, improve coordination as well as reduce anxiety.