FAQ

The water in the flotation tank is very salty which gives it strong buoyancy. Drowning in the tank is practically impossible because the water supports floatation. If you want, you can take a neck support with you into the tank if it helps you relax. However, you can achieve the best state of deep relaxation without a support because when the tank’s water line rises above the ears it effectively shuts out the sounds of the outside world.

Water is not a natural element for humans and therefore it is quite natural that it can feel a little frightening at first. However, it is important to remember the water in the flotation tank strongly supports you due to its high salt content, and therefore there is no danger of drowning. If the idea of being in water seems foreign to you, give yourself time to get used to it. Many people who have been worried about floating for the first time say that they started to enjoy it after a few tries.

The tank lid is light and does not lock, and so will open with absolute certainty. You can also leave the cover completely or partially open if that makes you feel more comfortable. However, you can only completely close out sensory stimuli by closing the lid properly so that light and sound remain outside your relaxation experience.

These days it is typical for us to treat everything we do as a performance. We even measure our sleep despite the fact this should be the time of day when we do nothing at all. The same can be said for flotation therapy. If you feel your mind does not calm down during the first attempt at floating, you need to persist and try again. Before your relaxation time begins, remind yourself that right now you don’t need to do anything other than just be.

Flotation therapy is suitable for almost everyone. However there are some exceptions when floating is not recommended:

• You have your period
• You are in your last days of pregnancy
• You have epilepsy
• You suffer from kidney dysfunction
• You have balance problems
• You suffer from heart problems

You might come for a massage for several different reasons. You might be an active person, an athlete, an office worker, or anything in between.

The body of an active person or athlete may be stressed as a result of training. The aim of massage is to promote recovery, avoid possible injuries, and relieve muscle tension. The body of an office employee, student, or older person on the other hand can be affected by a lack of movement or activity. This often results in body pain and tense muscles. Massage aims to relieve pain from tense muscles and promote movement. A massage always relaxes the body and mind. Stress decreases and you get a moment to yourself own time in the middle of everyday life.

Caring for your body through massage affects well-being in many different ways. In addition to being generally helpful for muscle stiffness, tension, and muscle pain, it can also bring relief to those suffering from, for example, headaches, and various symptoms of stress.

The overall state of relaxation that follows a massage is also important. When the body and mind are “reseted” with the help of massage, it can improve sleep quality and for example, bring help to those suffering from insomnia. Quality sleep also plays a key role in the overall recovery and recharging of the body, which is of paramount importance in terms of well-being.

Yes we do. During a fascial the fascia membrane lines that cross the body are treated by stretching and pressing them. The treatment improves the body’s mobility and can reduce tension, aches, and pains.

Yes we do. You should come for a masseter muscle massage especially if the back of your jaw feels sore in the morning, or if it clicks when you move it. If face muscles are stuck, it can also cause unpleasant sensations in areas other than the face as well. Pain can be felt, for example, in the temples, or neck and shoulder area. Other symptoms can include tinnitus, a feeling of having a lump in the throat, dizziness, or other balance problems.

During masseter massage, the facial area and inner surfaces of the cheeks are treated. During the treatment special attention is paid to hygiene, and the masseuse wears disposable gloves.

The treatment revitalises the function of the face and head muscles and improves their metabolism. When the metabolism revs up, the muscles relax and pain starts to ease.