It’s unlike anything I’ve ever done, and that’s why I decided to make this a "Must City Must." You really need to check out Float Nashville. Aside from the fact that the entire experience was super ...

Geoff Sato emerges from his sensory deprivation tank. The salt solution in the tank contains 1,000 pounds of Epsom salt for 180 gallons of water and is heated to a comfortable 93.5 degrees. Geoff Sato ...

Sensory deprivation tanks create a sound- and light-free space that many find deeply relaxing. Evidence suggests floating may help improve focus and relieve anxiety, depression, and pain. If you'd ...

Sep. 6—ROCHESTER — In today's hectic, stressful world, Ryan Henderson wants to create a restful oasis with Soliflo , which he is opening in downtown Rochester. The vision is to combine ancient ...

What is it? Floating in a dark, quiet, enclosed space. Researchers refer to it as flotation restricted environmental stimulation therapy (REST), or sensory isolation floating. Why would you do it?

What is it like to be completely alone? Answering this extends far beyond a social context. Complete isolation isn’t just sitting in privacy — it means obliterating absolutely everything beyond your ...

MIDLAND, MI-- Like floating in space. That's how Kevin Murray, co-owner of MI Float, describes the sensory-deprivation floating experience offered at his new business in downtown Midland. He says MI ...

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It’s dark — perfectly dark. And silent — completely silent. You can’t feel your arms or legs, and there’s nothing to tell you how much time has passed, or where you are in space. That experience, ...

Everywhere we go these days, we seem to find chaos. From noise at construction sites to emergency vehicles flying by and even the constant beeping of our beloved cellphones, there's a lack of quiet ...

In mental health care, it’s not uncommon for patients to pursue complementary therapies to manage mental illness. As a psychiatrist, I’ve seen patients who take dozens of daily vitamin supplements.