Healing Wave Aquatics Outreach and Communications Coordinator Sean welcomes you to join us for the Raise 4 the Brave Online Campaign. San Diego veterans are facing a unique challenge – having to navigate Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and the COVID-19 quarantine simultaneously. Help Healing Wave…
Healing Wave Aquatics recognizes that suspending our operations during the highly-stressful time may be difficult for our clients and community. So we would like to offer a selection of free Mindfulness Apps to use as a resource anywhere you go. 1) Insight Timer Available for iOS…
Wave Academy is hiring! Do you know someone who wants to join a dynamic team that is helping individuals who are dealing with trauma and PTSD? Wave Academy is growing with a new position for a Development Manager. The Development Manager will fulfill an important…
Our ultimate goal at Wave Academy is to reduce the number of those lost to PTSD to zero. We are fortunate to claim that we have a 0% suicide rate for all clients that have gone through our program. With that in mind, we are happy…
You’re invited. Be a part of our Wave of Support on Nov. 15, 2019. Please join Wave Academy for a special evening of dinner and drinks overlooking the glowing lights of Glorietta Bay at the Coronado Club Room. Hear live music while enjoying a hosted…
Justin came home from deployment and his family realized something was different. His PTSD manifested powerfully and after an ultimatum from his future wife, he decided to reach out for help. Healing Wave Aquatics was the first treatment that allowed him to Read More
Branden went from Marine to firefighter but the transition was difficult and he left his PTSD unaddressed. Healing Wave Aquatics program gave Branden a "night and day" difference in his day-to-day interactions with others. Read More
Cherrie was having difficulty in her personal life and she was suffering from suicidal ideations. Cherrie explains how Healing Wave Aquatics helped her sleep better, increase her "emotional connectedness," and become calmer overall. Read More
James had resentment, guilt, and anger toward others. The former runner stepped on an IED. He tried to cope with his amputated leg, but until it wasn't until his warm water therapy that he could let go of the wounds of war. Read More