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[Support in addictology: hydrotherapy].

Alain Hibou¹, Annick Bordeau, Isabelle Pean

¹CSAPA 53, 229 boulevard Paul Lintier, BP 102, 53103 Mayenne, France. a.hibou@sih53.idhl.fr

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Summary

Hydrotherapy, a body-centered therapy, shows benefits for addiction patients at the Mayenne center. This case study demonstrates its positive impact on recovery and well-being.

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Area of Science:

Physiotherapy
Addiction Medicine
Complementary Therapies

Background:

The Mayenne center utilizes hydrotherapy as a complementary treatment for patients undergoing addiction therapy.
Hydrotherapy involves using water for therapeutic benefits, aiming to improve physical and mental well-being.

Observation:

A specific patient case is presented to illustrate the practical application and effects of hydrotherapy.
The patient received hydrotherapy as part of their comprehensive addiction treatment plan.

Findings:

Hydrotherapy demonstrated positive effects for the patient undergoing addiction treatment.
The corporal mediation aspect of hydrotherapy contributed to the patient's therapeutic process.

Implications:

Hydrotherapy may be a valuable adjunctive therapy for addiction treatment centers.
Further research into hydrotherapy's efficacy in addiction recovery is warranted.