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Hydrotherapy · Hebburn

Our therapeutic Hydropool in Hebburn

Warm water, one-to-one support, and movement that isn’t always possible on land.

34°C
warm therapeutic water — warmer than most pools
1:1
support as a minimum, for every day care & respite client
6×5m
fully accessible, hoist-equipped pool
About this space

A pool built entirely around comfort and care

The Hydropool is a warm, therapeutic pool measuring 6 by 5 metres, fully equipped for disability use — with a ceiling hoist, step access and non-slip flooring. The water is kept around 34°C for comfort, and every day care and respite client has 1:1 support as a minimum.

  • Ceiling hoist for full-support transfers, plus step access
  • Non-slip flooring and wide, accessible showers
  • First-aid trained personnel poolside (optional)
Our therapeutic Hydropool in Hebburn
34°warm therapeutic water

The water provides sensory feedback, and its warm temperature soothes and motivates.

Why families choose us

Why families choose the Hydropool

1

Specialist pool design

A heated pool with hoists, steps and wide showers — comfortable entry and exit for all mobility levels.

2

A therapeutic approach

For those who need it, our staff can follow exercise plans provided by each person’s physiotherapist, session by session.

3

Safety first

First-aid trained poolside personnel can be on hand to assist, on request.

4

Fun and engaging

Buoyant activities and gentle water games make therapy enjoyable — equipment is provided for day care and respite clients, and private hire visitors are welcome to bring their own.

5

Sensory benefits

The water provides sensory feedback, and its warm temperature soothes and motivates.

Buoyancy supports the body — so a kick, a stretch, or a step becomes possible in the water.

Therapeutic Hydropool · Hebburn House

The benefits

How the water helps

Warm water eases muscle tightness, and buoyancy supports body weight — allowing movements, like kicking or jumping, that may not be possible on land. Sessions can improve circulation, joint mobility and muscle strength, with potential benefits for breathing and balance. And the sensory experience of the water — its motion and warmth — provides gentle stimulus and calm.

Circulation

Warmth and gentle movement support blood flow.

Mobility

Buoyancy frees joints and muscles to move.

Calm

The warmth soothes and settles.

FAQ

The practical questions

The things families ask us most. If there’s something not covered here, our team is always happy to talk it through.

Still unsure?
Give us a call and we’ll walk you through everything, no obligation.
Call 0191 925 0700
No swimming ability is needed. We have flotation aids and support to make everyone feel safe. Clients simply sit or stand with support in the water, with trained staff guiding them.
Wear a bathing suit or swim trunks. Please bring your own swim nappy if needed, along with a towel and dry clothes for after.
Yes, the pool is kept around 34°C (93°F), which is warmer than most pools. This warmth helps relax muscles and is comfortable even for less mobile clients.
Using our ceiling hoist, we carefully lower each client into the water while they remain fully supported, ensuring a smooth transition into the pool.
Absolutely. The pool has continuous filtration and chlorination, and we test the water chemistry multiple times a day to meet health standards. Clients shower before entering to keep the water clean.
Water provides resistance and support. It can help build strength and improve flexibility without straining joints — even gentle movements in water can increase mobility and tone muscles.
For our day care and respite clients, a member of staff is always poolside. If you’re hiring the pool privately, we recommend having someone poolside with you in case of an emergency.
For our day care and respite clients, we go very slowly — staff are patient, providing hand-holding or flotation as needed. Some clients just sit at the pool edge and enjoy the warm water on their feet first.
Get in touch with the centre to arrange regular weekly sessions, or to ask about private pool hire.
Come and visit

Come and see it for yourself.

The quickest way to know if it’s right for your loved one is a visit — call the care team or book a session.