All of our floats are 75 minutes in total length, and the average floater needs a window of 1.5 hours for the entire visit.

You always have the choice to finish your float early if you feel that you're done, or if you request a specific time. You will have no perception of time passing while you're floating, so please do not worry about time in any way - 75 minutes is sincerely the perfect amount of time :)

Yes, many floaters with employee benefits use a General Health Spending or Flex Spending account to cover their floats.

You can request an emailed receipt anytime for your benefits claim submission. Please note that floating is not yet covered directly like other benefits such as dental, physio or massage, so we suggest contacting your benefits provider to confirm how floating can be covered under your personal benefits program.

Pretty much nothing...

We will be providing everything you will need for your floating experience. Here is what is provided during your visit:

• Towels & Face Cloth
• Reuseable Ear Plugs
• Vaseline Packet
• Blow Dryer
• Make Up Remover
• Q-Tips
• Supportive Neck Pillow by Floatease
• Soap, Shampoo & Conditioner by Carina Organics

You're welcome to bring a journal, water bottle and any specific things & costmetics you may need to compliment your post-float plans. There is a vanity area in the back where you can get ready.

Gentle music playing at the end of the float will let you know it's time to exit the float tank and rinse off.

You can always end the float early if you feel like you're done too. There is zero pressure to float until the music starts at the end.

Our float cabin filtration systems use a global industry standard to disinfect and sanitize the water between every floater. Our systems use a combination of particle filters, ultraviolet light and hydrogen peroxide to continuously keep the water clean and safe.

Also, the Dead Sea is appropriately named because of salt's natural & powerful antibacterial qualities. It is worth noting that the Dead Sea salt concentration is around 32%, whereas our salt water is roughly 40%.

The combination of the power of salt, filtering, UV and hydrogen peroxide ensure our water is constantly clean and safe for every floater.

It will honestly be one of the best and most restful sleeps you've ever had. The buoyancy of our salty water makes it practically impossible to rollover without significant & deliberate physical effort on your part, so there is no need to worry about falling asleep.

Floating makes it very easy to reach deep states of rest, so it is common for floaters to think they have fallen asleep during a float. When you get into the groove of floating and figure out your path into that deep space within yourself, it can often feel like you're sleeping if you're not familiar with the deeper states of consciousness.

We do not have any age limits.

Our youngest floater so far was 8 years old and our eldest was 90 years old.

For the younger floaters, we expect parents to use their discretion in determining what is best for their child. We kindly ask that parents with younger children hang out in the float room for their first float to ensure they're comfortable. After the first float, parents always know what is best for their child on subsequent floats.

Absolutely.

We have been told that the weightlessness is wonderful, especially later into the pregnancy. We have had expecting mothers float right up until their due dates. If you have any specific health concerns for mom and/or baby, we recommend speaking with your doctor about floating. 

We have been hosting floats for over six years and look forward to doing so for many years to come. We opened October 10, 2016.

You're basically doing nothing at all... just floating effortlessly in stillness and solitude.

All kinds of "stuff" can happen when we disconnect from gravity and all the distractions and stimulations that constantly surround us. To truly understand and appreciate what this "stuff" means, you have to experience floating firsthand.

Anxiety is basically our body’s natural response to stress. An accumulation effect that takes place (aka anxiety) when the energy of stressful situations starts to store in the body and mind instead of releasing.

Depending on the severity of the stress and how long it is being held for, anxiety can manifest into chronic physical, mental, emotional and energetic distractions. Very basically, floating offers a space to shed and release this pent-up anxiety and reset our nervous system.

The experience of pain and tension - whether temporary or chronically - can be a significant distraction and disruption to our daily lives.

Many people who suffer chronic pain notice a moment of release from the pain as they suspend weightlessly in a gravity-free environment like floating. When our body is perfectly supported without any need to help hold itself up (like in the perfect buoyancy of float therapy), the pains within the body are given a beautiful moment to just let go, relax and reset.

Our body intiutively knows how to heal and reset itself so long as we give it space to do so. When the body is no longer has to try and hold itself upright or move around, there is a moment where the body’s intuition can start to do its magic.

Famous athletes, like NBA star Steph Curry and NFL quaterback Tom Brady, regularely leverage the power of floating to perform at their best. Any athlete understands the familiar wear and tear of the body from various physical demands and movements, plus the pressure to consistently perform. 

An athlete looking to maximize performance must prioritize the recovery of the body between these physical demands and the strenghtening of mental health.

Similar to injury recovery, the body and mind is given space to heal, reset and recover much more effectively by floating.

Floating offers space to venture further into our explorations of who we are and our place in this universe and experience of life much more intimately. Getting very subtle in a space of solitutude and stillness can amplify our prayers and connection to divine energy.

It is easy for us to be triggered and distracted by our environment or our internal chatter and noise.

Floating reduces the external distractions significantly, so that we can be more present to our internal experience. Every time we become aware or “catch” our attention steering off into unproductive space and, it’s like we are doing a single repetition that strengthens our ability to be more present.

We can repeatedly catch ourselves much more effectively in a float and steer our attention back to the present, which will over time translate into improved mindfulness and more and more presence in our everyday experience outside of the float cabin.

Chronic fatigue and exhaustion as a result of sleeping poorly has been experienced by everyone at some point. This could be a result of a busy life, a newborn baby, jet-lag and so on. Deep rest and relaxation is much needed by many people but can be difficult to find. Floaters often report that their sleeping patterns improve following a float and that they feel so well rested afterwards.

Rest is always part of the recipe on the journey to recovery after an injury. The body will naturally swell to limit our mobility to force such restful states, however the constant forces of gravity on our body commonly distract these restful states.

Floating is the deepest form of rest our bodies can experience as there is no requirement to support the body in any capacity. Our bodies know how to heal itself intuitively, and while in complete suspension and not needing to participate in holding itself up, this self-healing ability inherently in all of us can effectively compliment our healing journey and recovery.

Minimizing the disruptive noise and distractions of our environment cultivates a space where our imagination can reveal itself much more effectively.

There are no limits where such creativity can be pointed, such as art, music, writing, business, relationships, personal growth, etc.

There are moments or experiences over a lifetime that contribute to unhealthy addictions. Such addictions can vary quite a bit - sugar, alcohol, drugs, entertainment, food, pornography, shopping, etc.

The introspective nature of a float may shed light on how we found ourselves struggling with addictions and maybe how to find our way out of them. These kinds of insights can be very empowering in steering ourselves back to a healthier expression.

The loss of a loved one or anyone close to hearts will always be difficult. Our headspace and heartspace can become quite distracted and overwhelmed by the emotions and struggle of managing this experience of loss and grief.

Giving ourselves a moment and a space to process the loss without distraction is a difficult thing to do, yet it is a powerful part of moving forward in a healthy way. Floating can offer a beautiful a safe space for the processing and integration.