Float rooms or tanks (also known as isolation or sensory deprivation tanks) are plastic pods filled with water and enough Epsom salts so that a person easily floats when lying on his or her back.

Sensory deprivation tanks, or float tanks, as they're commonly called, are dark, soundproof tanks designed to create an environment devoid of sensation. A float tank is usually long enough to lie ...

Floatation therapy is a sensory deprivation treatment which people use for pain relief and meditation. You lie in water for around an hour which is full of Epsom salts to help you float.

Everyone deserves a little treat sometimes, and Pittsburgh has no shortage of options. The big picture: We've rounded up a ...

Floatation therapy typically involves some level of immersion in a body-temperature pool of salt water in a limited-sensory environment. The Post article describes it as “a popular and often ...

Enter the idea of sensory deprivation “float tanks.” Sensory deprivation tanks, formally known as flotation-REST (Restricted ...

And in that disorientating emptiness, the mind wanders. The physical experience of the floatation tank are surreal — but it's what goes on inside your head that's more interesting. For starters ...

Penticton's Ogo Float is announcing the launch of its Community Float Fun, in honour of a beloved late client who wanted to ...

The Float Tank Association (FTA) is proud to announce the launch of a new global holiday: World Float Day, celebrated annually on January 6th! This day commemorates the groundbreaking work and ...

ChillWell in Bend offers the region’s only commercially available reduced sensory stimulation tanks, and the health claims ...