Swimming matters more for autistic children than most parents realize, because drowning is a leading cause of death for kids on the spectrum who wander. Irvine has an unusually deep bench: two swim schools with adaptive programs in the city, a private adaptive instructor at the Portola High aquatics center, and a therapeutic aquatics program next door in Lake Forest.
Private special-needs swim lessons for children with autism, sensory struggles, ADHD and physical disabilities, with a consultation and custom lesson plan, at SafeSplash's Irvine Market Place school.
Visit sitePrivate adaptive swimming lessons for children with autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome and physical disabilities, run as eight 20-minute sessions over two weeks, at the Portola High School Aquatics Center, 1200 Merit, in Irvine.
Visit siteDolphin adaptive aquatics at the LA Fitness in Woodbury Town Center on Irvine Boulevard.
Visit siteCertified adaptive aquatics instructors, a Therapeutic Aquatic Program and structured adaptive swim levels for children with ADHD, autism, Down syndrome and cerebral palsy, at SwimLabs in Lake Forest, a short drive from Irvine.
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