Are participants encouraged to interact during health education sessions in AFAP?

Encouraging interaction during health education sessions in the Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program (AFAP) is essential for several reasons. Firstly, interactive sessions enhance engagement among participants, making them more likely to retain the information being presented. When participants have opportunities to ask questions, share personal experiences, or engage in discussions, it promotes a sense of community and support among individuals who may be dealing with similar challenges related to arthritis.

Moreover, interaction can help clarify important concepts, allowing participants to better understand how to manage their condition. Sharing insights and discussing practical applications of the information can lead to more effective implementation of health strategies in their daily lives. Therefore, a collaborative educational environment is foundational to the AFAP's goals, which aim to empower individuals with knowledge and the tools they need to improve their health through aquatic exercise.