Frequently Asked Questions

ARYO works with children and youth of all abilities and starting points. If you're unsure, the best first step is to contact us — we'll help you find the right starting point.

Start by submitting a contact form. We'll review your information and contact you for an initial conversation about your child and the most appropriate next step.

The first session is about getting to know your child, their comfort, and their starting point. Activities are adapted to the child and there is no pressure to perform.

Parent involvement depends on the program and your child's needs. We'll discuss what works best for your family.

No. Water-based programs are adapted to each child's comfort and starting point. No prior swimming experience is required.

We start from your child's comfort level and move at their pace. Activities can be adapted to build confidence gradually.

For water-based programs, bring swimwear, a towel, and a water bottle. We'll share any additional details before your first session.

No. Land-based programs are adapted to each child's starting point and abilities.

Activities include games, obstacle courses, ball skills, balance activities, and movement exploration — all adaptable to the child.

For land-based programs, bring comfortable clothing for movement, indoor shoes as appropriate, and a water bottle.

The integrated pathway is for children who may benefit from experiences across both environments. We'll help you decide during the initial conversation.

Yes. The integrated pathway adapts based on your child's goals, interests, comfort, and progress.

Pricing is confirmed with families as part of program information. We'll discuss options that fit your needs during the initial conversation.

Both group and individual options can be available depending on the program and your child's needs. We'll discuss this with you.

When programs are full, we may offer a waitlist. We'll let you know about availability during the initial conversation.

Programs are designed with appropriate supervision, follow facility rules, and consider each child's individual needs. We discuss safety considerations with families during intake.

We discuss relevant health and safety considerations during intake. Sensitive information is protected and used only to support safe participation.