Plain-English translation of NCT07076264 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
This study doesn't follow the usual testing phases — it may be an observational study or a different type of research.
AquOTic is a 10-week swimming and water safety program created by occupational therapists for children on the autism spectrum. The program teaches swimming skills and water safety through weekly one-on-one sessions with trained instructors. Researchers want to see if this program works well and whether it matters who teaches it—professional therapy students or trained community members.
Children on the autism spectrum are at higher risk of drowning than other children, and many lack basic swimming and water safety skills. This trial exists to test whether a specialized, structured program can effectively teach these life-saving skills and to figure out the most practical and affordable way to deliver it.
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Your child would participate in one 60-minute swimming session each week for 10 weeks, working one-on-one with a trained instructor. Each session includes six rotating activity stations that focus on different swimming and water safety skills, tailored to your child's needs. You'll also complete brief evaluations before the program starts and after it ends to measure progress.
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