Whether it’s your first float or you’ve been regularly using floatation therapy for years, there are a multitude of tips and tricks that can make your experience even better. We have personally researched and practiced the following 5 tips to be the easiest and most direct means to an amazing Read more…
I’m a free runner. I don’t listen to music or podcasts. My multitasking while running is reserved for creative thinking, meditations and mantras. After a year hiatus from all things fitness, I began running 3 months ago. And two weeks later, I began regular floatation therapy. The post-float feel-goods definitely Read more…
Float Therapy provides a dampening effect through Sensory Deprivation. Autism is a tricky description. We think we know what it looks like, but the more we try to pinpoint it, we can’t. That’s because there are so many forms of autism. In fact, it is often called the autism spectrum, Read more…
Take time to relax. Most people live a very hectic life. We run from errand to errand, in between jobs, and spend whatever time is left with our families. We never take a moment to ourselves, and our bodies notice this. Without downtime to let our body’s process and recover from Read more…
The American neuro-physiologist Professor Dr. John C. Lilly developed the first floatation tank in 1950. While working at the National Institute of Mental Health, Dr. Lilly and his colleague Dr. Shurley were inspired to study the human mind, specifically in relation to conscious brain activity. They wanted to know if Read more…
It’s an experience worth having. I imagine that Floating closely compares to what a baby feels like in a womb. The water is warm, the atmosphere relaxing, and there is a general feeling of peace. Not only is it an incredibly soothing experience, but it’s also fun. Fun isn’t a Read more…