For those following the Selena Series here is week 5: https://youtu.be/QkAqJGnu7zg

Got a question I've never had to deal with and I would like professional thoughts. Our janator told me they think an older gentleman with mobility issues, is leaving fecal matter on benches, seats and floor in the locker room and found some in the swim suit spinner today, a significant amount. I have passed it on to my director. We are going to be checking chems immediately after he leaves and operating on the protocol for suspected fecal. Every time he come to swim we pool will be closed for 30 minutes and shocking if needed. He comes at a minimum 3 days a week. We haven't found any fecal matter in the pool. Are there any products we could use to help him stay sanitary in the pool and our facilities that are good in water? What would you do to try and accommodate him but also keeping your facilities clean and patron safe?

Check out tonights special with Ailene Tisser from Swim Angel Fish as she talks about autism and water safety! https://open.spotify.com/episode/1KqLrNF90IpvvThAEqmok3?si=Haj8Op8hQLueZ8S3AVK3-w

In our fourth session together, we talk through her 100 Minute Model, why intensive lessons can work, why short sessions matter, how parents influence outcomes, and what “guaranteed results” really means in her program. There is a difference between making promises and building the right conditions for learning. Give it a listen and let me know what stands out to you. https://open.spotify.com/episode/69teyXwsrR1Q8BM9dsFkiJ?si=-edeIQW_Q8yOPRBa4mAAIw

If you are able to help, please consider. It is Friday. The Fire has been burning since Monday. And people have been displaced since Monday! And the insurance companies are saying it is an act of God and therefore no insurance help…. https://gofund.me/b62d29e9c