Washington, D.C. Metro Area, April 26, 2025 — WeAquatics is proud to announce the expansion of its Adaptive Learning Swim Program, offering specialized instruction for individuals with a wide range of learning and sensory differences. The program supports children and adults on the autism spectrum, those with ADHD, attention challenges, anxiety around water, sensory sensitivities, and motor skill development needs.
The WeAquatics Adaptive Swim Program is distinguished by its personalized, compassionate approach. Swim Angelfish® certified instructors use sensory-friendly teaching techniques and create patient, supportive environments that allow each swimmer to progress at their own pace.
Exciting features of Adaptive Swim Lessons include:
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Sensory-sensitive teaching strategies
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Certified Swim Angelfish® adaptive instruction
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Patient, understanding learning environments
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Individualized progression based on each swimmer’s needs
“Our Adaptive Program is designed to meet swimmers where they are,” said David Worrell, Founder of WeAquatics. “We prioritize building trust, emotional comfort, and skills that allow individuals to succeed not just in the pool, but in life.”
Adaptive swim lessons are currently available at the following locations:
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Hilton McLean Tysons Corner in VA
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OneLife Fitness Brambleton in VA
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OneLife Fitness Fort Totten in D.C.
WeAquatics invites families and individuals seeking a supportive and customized swim experience to learn more about how Adaptive Swim Lessons can make a lasting difference by building confidence and a lifelong love of aquatics. For more information, visit www.weaquatics.com
About WeAquatics
Founded in 2014 by David Worrell, WeAquatics is a leading provider of individualized swim instruction in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, Maryland, and Virginia. With a focus on personal growth, safety, and skill development, WeAquatics delivers high-quality programs that support swimmers of all ages and abilities in achieving their full potential. Learn more at www.weaquatics.com.