29. Adaptive Diving as a Form of Therapy with Jim Elliott from Diveheart

This episode was EPIC. Seriously, if you haven't heard any of my episodes, PLEASE listen to this one. I had a very special and inspiring conversation, with an amazing human being. Mr. Jim Elliott, President and Founder of Diveheart, a not-for-profit organization was kind enough to share with me his journey and all the amazing work he and his organization is doing for people with disabilities. Through his many years of experience as a Scuba Diver and as a Journalist, he has developed a training program that offers people with disabilities the opportunity to learn how to Scuba Dive through a form of therapy called Adaptive Diving. I'm not even exaggerating. There is actual scientific proof and research that has been done on this, showing that through Adaptive Diving, people with all types of disabilities such as Autism Spectrum Disorder, Cerebral Palsy, ALS, just to name a few, have been able to gain back confidence and independence. It really is an amazing story and organization, and I hope you all enjoy this episode.
You can contact Jim Elliott for more information or to learn more about the stories of the people that this community has impacted at:
https://www.diveheart.org/
@diveheart
https://www.facebook.com/diveheart
https://www.youtube.com/user/DiveheartFoundation/videos

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