the scuba gym
Our Services
Is it Necessary?
Is it Reasonable?
Help keep scuba therapy alive for those who need it the most
Journeys
Let's take a look at some of our participants's journeys!
Jessica I
Jess has an advanced level of cerebral palsy which limits the control of her muscles.
Megan H
Megan has multiple sclerosis and has been in gradual decline since 2010. Watch her journey with The Scuba Gym.
Help Us
Make a Difference
Partner with us
Partners can be organisations who donate products or services or money to our cause.
Sponsor a diver
By sponsoring a diver you can pay for Scuba Therapy workouts, thus making sure our work makes a difference for a sponsored diver.
volunteer
We are always needing volunteers to help us on the pool deck or in the water – with our divers
Ailsa Dehe: My Experience at The Scuba Gym Australia
It’s 8.50am on Monday. I’m running a bit late. As I enter the carpark of my local pool, I can’t suppress the grin that always rises inside me.. today is Scuba Gym and it’s the best way to start my week!
Scuba Experience - For Veterans and Their Families
As many as 800 000 people suffer from PTSD in Australia and that figure isn’t getting smaller. Over the last 3 years with all the fear that was pumped into the hearts and homes of Australians, domestic violence has soared, more traumas have occurred, and even more people are seeking help.
Capacity Building: Scuba Therapy is the New Approach to Rehabilitation
We have taken a different approach and now bring hope to these people. We are thinking outside of the box or, in this case, outside the wheelchair. Challenging and changing the thinking within healing and rehabilitation and combining that with a passion for scuba diving.
