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Strategies for Overcoming Aquatic Phobias
An abnormal fear of water.
American Heritage Stedman's Medical Dictionary.
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A morbid fear of drowning.
WordNet 2.0 © 2002 Princeton University
Aquaphobia, also known as hydrophobia, is the fear of water. Sufferers from aquaphobia experience anxiety even though they realize the water in an ocean, a river, a lake, a creek or even a bathtub may pose no imminent threat. They generally avoid such activities as boating and swimming.
Symptoms commonly experienced by aquaphobics when confronted with non threatening aquatic environment:

“Failure no matter how large, is only temporary; success, no matter how small, lasts forever.”
S.O.A.P. offers aquatic instruction and emotional support to our participants who suffer from aquaphobia by developing a systematic skill building program to gradually overcome the fear of water at any level. We allow our clients to "wade into an aquatic experience and improve the quality of their lives forever".

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