Hamlik?

[RANOOSH]

Hi, I'm a physio intern student in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and my senior mentioned to me the Hamlik method in Hydrotherapy and I've tried searching about it but I did not find anything.

So can any one help me please?

[pudding_bowl]

I tried searching and the only thing that comes up is your post here... are you sure you have it spelt correctly? Ask your senior for a referance. I'm always interested in new things and I'v never heard of it before.

[estherderu]

dear Ranoosh

Maybe he meant Halliwick? The name is so similar.....

Google Halliwick and you will find lots of information about this well known method.
Look the name up on this forum.. you will find a lot of posts about it as well.....

Halliwick

I cannot really imagine that there is another method around with this name....and, just as puddingbowl, I have never heard of this name before and haven´t been able to find anything on it as well...

wish you well in your studies

esther

[RANOOSH]

hi

thanks for your searching ,I asked my senior again and she was mean
heimlich maneuver as first aid.

thank you again

[pudding_bowl]

HAHAHA! Thats brilliant.
Oh well at least now we are both informed on the Halliwick method. I liked the website - sounded like they were very EBP.

[estherderu]

So Ranoosh,

the joke is on us,

English is a difficult language to pronounce.
I find that the Spanish ( who do not pronounce the letter h...in their language), have difficulty with some of the english words especially if they start with an H. My husbands´name is Hans, so his name here is ans.

So I can imagine others having problems as well. That might be the reason for the misunderstanding.
I would say, always ask your teachers to spell everything. That makes looking things up on the internet a lot easier.

Good luck with your studies,

Esther