Kay Heaton knows first hand the benefits and successes of water therapy after more than 30 years of practice. Please help Club K continue to share the gift of healing waters to those in need. Maintaining warm water and pool upkeep comes at a significant cost. After years of service to the community, Kay’s pool is now experiencing age related issues and is in desperate need of some love and rehabilitation. In order to finance the resurfacing of the pool, we are reaching out to the community for assistance..

Kay, a cancer survivor, and her qualified team of therapists offer aquatic modalities to individuals experiencing both physical and mental trauma.

The majority of individuals who walk or wheel through the gates of Club K have experienced, or are in the midst of experiencing, a crisis or life-changing event. From a chronic illness or a debilitating accident, individuals and their families look to Club K to help them develop new coping skills through aquatic therapy. The pool has welcomed children sponsored by Jack’s Helping Hand for many years and focuses on teaching water safety skills to children of all abilities and special needs.

Performed in an ozone pool maintained at 96* year-round, sessions allow for movement and manipulation in a gentle fashion that frees tension and muscle strain in ways unparalleled by any other healing methods. Both group and individual classes for adults promote wellness and a sense of inclusion.