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. Boise has a YMCA adaptive program across several branches, an autism-focused private instructor certified in aquatic therapy, and a swim school in Eagle with adaptive lessons.
AquAbility supports swimmers with diverse abilities through individualized goals for motor skills, communication, confidence and water safety, at Treasure Valley Y branches including Downtown Boise, West Boise, South Meridian and Caldwell.
Visit siteThirty-minute private therapeutic and safety sessions for neurodivergent children, including autism, Down syndrome and ADHD, led by an instructor certified in aquatic therapy, at FLOW Aquatics, 1875 Century Way in Boise.
Visit siteAqua-Tots at 3116 E. State St, Suite 180, in Eagle lists adaptive swim lessons among its programs; confirm current availability with the school, since offerings vary by location.
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