What type of guidance should be provided after a rescue?

After a rescue, providing specific safety instructions for avoiding future rescues is crucial to ensure the well-being of the individual and others in the water. This guidance allows the individual to understand the circumstances that led to their distress and equips them with knowledge and skills to prevent similar situations in the future. This proactive approach not only helps them feel empowered but also reinforces the importance of water safety practices.

Other forms of guidance, like general safety precautions, might be valuable but may not address the specific factors that contributed to the rescue incident. By focusing on tailored safety instructions, you can directly address the risks and behaviors that led to the need for rescue, fostering a more informed and cautious individual in aquatic environments.