Discover Floating:
What Exactly is Float Therapy?
Float therapy happens in a private tank with 10 inches of skin-temperature water, heavily saturated with 1000 lbs of Epsom salt that lets your body float effortlessly.
With no light, no sound, and minimal sensory input, your mind and body can finally relax and let go. The weightlessness takes pressure off your joints, while your nervous system naturally shifts into deep rest and recovery.
Whether you’ve heard it called sensory deprivation, isolation tanks, or R.E.S.T.—it all refers to the same thing: floating.
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New to floating? Watch these
Float 101: First Float Walkthrough
Melissa’s story of overcoming hesitations to making floating a regular part of her wellness lifestyle.
Artists and problem-solvers use floating to tap into their creativity and improve their wellbeing.
Floating gives you an hour away from gravity, noise, and distraction. In warm, weightless water, your body and mind can finally relax in a way that’s hard to access in everyday life.
People float to:
Feel less stressed
Release muscle tension
Sleep more deeply
Think more clearly
Recharge mentally and emotionally
Many also find floating helps them feel more balanced, grounded, and “reset” as they head back into daily life.
It’s simple: you float, everything quiets down, and your whole system gets a break.
Float regularly, and develop a new baseline for calm and clarity in daily life.
What are the Benefits?
Floating 101 For New Guests
Floating is a new experience for most people, and it’s totally normal for the first session to feel unfamiliar. Think of it like learning how to relax in a brand-new environment.
Most guests find that floating gets better with a little repetition. We recommend three floats within a month to really get a feel for it and decide if it’s right for you.
You may experience deep relaxation on your first visit, but it can take a couple of sessions to settle in, let go, and find your groove. The benefits also build over time — each float supports the next.
