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Float Therapy

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relaxing float therapy

Restricted Environmental Stimulation Therapy (REST)-- better known as float therapy-- involves lying in a specialized tank filled with warm water and Epsom salts, which allows the body to float effortlessly. The environment is designed to minimize external stimuli, promoting deep relaxation. 

 

This therapy can help individuals with stress relief by calming the nervous system, reducing cortisol levels, and promoting mental clarity. For those with chronic pain, the weightlessness experienced in the tank relieves pressure on joints and muscles, allowing the body to release tension and aiding in pain management. The combination of physical and mental relaxation makes float therapy a powerful tool for overall well-being.

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About Float Therapy

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It’s not new

Although float therapy may seem new to some, it has been around since the 1950s. It was originally developed by a neuropsychiatrist studying the effects of sensory deprivation on the brain. While today's float tanks differ significantly in appearance from the original models, their core design remains unchanged.

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It's All About the Salty Water

Our float tank is a spacious, enclosed fiberglass tub filled with eleven inches of water heated to 96 degrees and infused with 1,100 pounds of Epsom salts. This environment allows for effortless floating, offering a peaceful space free from external distractions and stimulation.

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It's Customizable

Our float tank is about the size of a walk-in closet and features adjustable lighting and audio options to personalize your experience.

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It is Safe for Most People

Float therapy is generally safe for most individuals, including pregnant women and people with chronic pain. However, those with certain conditions (like low blood pressure, epilepsy, or open wounds) should consult a healthcare provider first.

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It has

Physical Benefits

Float therapy can help alleviate pain from conditions such as arthritis, fibromyalgia, back and neck pain, and tendonitis. It also reduces muscle tension, enhances circulation, lowers blood pressure, speeds up healing, and boosts the immune system.

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It has

Mental Benefits

Float therapy offers numerous mental benefits, such as stress relief, reduced anxiety, and improved sleep. It also helps to ease depression, calm anxious thoughts, and boost creativity.

How Often Should You Float?

The straightforward answer is: the more you float, the better you’ll feel!

 

If you're interested in experiencing the benefits of floating, we recommend trying it at least three times before determining if it’s right for you.

 

For those feeling especially stressed in their personal or professional lives, floating once or twice a week may be beneficial. Others might prefer occasional sessions. Ultimately, it’s a matter of personal preference.

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Try a Float Today!

​30 Minute Float: $39

60 Minute Float: $59

90 Minute Float: $79​

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Packages available to purchase in the office

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