Float Therapy

What is Float therapy?

Float therapy (also known as sensory deprivation therapy) is a method of relaxing in an environment that provides maximum isolation from outside stimuli by floating in warm water containing Epsom salts. Can help people achieve a state of deep relaxation, meditation and peace of mind. This state helps reduce stress, relieve anxiety, promote physical and mental health, and may even improve creativity and concentration.

How does Float therapy work?

A large portion of our brain’s normal workload is devoted to responding to gravity and constant external stimuli.

Floatation therapy utilizes a mixture of laxative salts and water to create a near-zero gravity environment where the body floats on water, reducing the load on muscles, bones, and joints, thus relieving stress and tension in the body and relaxing the nerves.

At the same time, the floating chamber is a unique environment that reduces the sensation of light, and sound. The chamber is usually adjusted to a warm water temperature similar to that of the human body, providing a pleasant sensation that promotes physical and mental relaxation. Without external stimuli to distract you, you can easily focus on your breathing and enter a meditative state of deep relaxation.

The Benefis of Float therapy

Float therapy also provides more benefits to your body, including an increase in blood flow to your joints and muscles, elevated dopamine and endorphins, pain relief, stress reduction, and even increased creativity. Here are some physical benefits that come as a result of float therapy:

• Relieve Stress & Anxiety
• Pain Relief
• Improve Sleep
• Decreased Blood Pressure
• Increase Focus & Creativity
• Increased Blood Circulation
• Accelerated Muscle Recovery
• Increased Magnesium Levels

FAQ

1.What are the main components of the Healing Labs Floatation Chamber?

The main components of Healing Labs Floatation Chamber includes the Chamber body and an equipment cabinet. more easy operation by clients.

2.How long does a Float therapy session?

A Float therapy lasts about an hour, 2-3 times a week, and needs to be adjusted according to individual circumstances.The more you float, the better you’ll feel.

3.Can I use float therapy if I can’t swim?

Yes, you can float on water even if you can’t swim. Floating requires no special swimming skills or abilities because it relies on buoyancy in the water to support the body rather than moving the body through swimming movements.

4.Can I do float therapy if I have claustrophobia?

Yes, you have complete control over your environment throughout the experience. If desired, you can keep the hatch open throughout the experience.

5.Who should avoid Float therapy?

You should also not use a float tank if you have the following conditions:

• Open wounds or skin conditions
• Infectious disease.
• Epilepsy
• Low blood pressure