• Maybe it’s sore shoulders, a tricky knee, or a tight jaw, pain can not only be distracting but disheartening and a life suck. Relaxation in the mind and body is a good place to start and then try therapy rooms, technology, and energy work.

    Breathwork and types of meditation help clear you remind of other obligations and give attention to listening to the pain and understanding what it needs. Hydrotherapy helps send healing hormones by warming the body and then creates a rush of circulation.

    Exercise can help get fresh oxygen to the source and flush unnecessary material. Try a simple stretch, yin yoga, or power yoga. A walk in nature can help both alleviate mental anguish and supply fresh oxygen while providing beautiful scenery.

    The magnesium in the float tanks draws out toxins and relaxes tense muscles which can help alleviate pain. Other tech services such as red light therapy, halo-therapy, and somawave therapy address other levels of detoxification.

    Sometimes hands-on work is the positive message your body needs to heal. Try a massage or energy work to address physical, mental, and emotional pain. Sometimes an honest place to start is to write about the pain and its related stresses in a journal.

  • Maybe you know what causes the stomach aches or maybe you notice the pain occurs due to stress. There are therapies that can help ease the body and help it focus on digestion.

    Surround the body with water to relax muscles and calm the nervous system. Hydrotherapy provides pools in hot, warm, and cold to help revitalize and rest the digestive system. The Epsom salt in float therapy also relaxes muscles and with the added benefit of meditation, it helps the mind reconnect to the healing process.

    Daily meditation practice is important in listening to the body and noticing what causes the pain. Log your notes in a food journal. If you find that the correlation is due to emotional eating, try expressing those feelings in art therapy.

    Any unbalanced bowel movements often require more hydration and bodily movement. Practice dance therapy a little each day to help the body release stress and bring better circulation for better digestion.

  • Difficulties in the respiratory system can be in the sinuses, or due to allergies, congestion, asthma, or a sore throat. There are therapies that can help alleviate and clear passageways for an easier breathing experience.

    Halotherapy is a room of finely ground medical-grade salt that helps clear the lungs like a walk on the beach. This is helpful to avoid pollen or other allergy triggers. A steam room infused with eucalyptus helps with the upper respiratory system and relieves tense muscles for better circulation.

    Breathwork in meditation can help strengthen muscles around the diaphragm, creating a more stable body to help breathe more efficiently. If the conditions are fair, a walk in nature can help replenish the body and like dancing, can bring new energy to the healing process.

  • Migraines, sinus headaches, pressure headaches, and stress can be painful and distracting. There are a variety of therapies to help on a physical and mental level.

    Relax with hydrotherapy by surrounding the body in warm environments like a hot tub, steam room, or sauna. There are other therapy rooms like jade, clay, mud, and salt to help relieve tension.

    Long periods of silence may sustain relief for longer periods. Try a weekly float practice or a daily meditation. Some sound therapy might help like relaxing nature sounds or melodic meditation music. Tech therapy like somawave or sauna cacoons brings higher vibrations that can break the routine.

    A creative distraction might help the mind forget about the headache entirely. Try art, dance, and fab therapy.

  • Healthy hair comes from healthy blood circulation to deliver vitamins and nutrients. There are also external therapies to help boost circulation as well as relax the body.

    Hydrotherapy provides hot, cold, and rest environments to enhance circulation. Practice dance therapy and massage to address flow in the hair regions.

    A meditation practice can help organize a busy mind and bring ease to the body. Meditation can be in float therapy or experimented in tech therapy such as soma wave or sauna cacoons.

    Address the health of your hair with skin therapy by removing dead skin cells and keeping the skin hydrated to strengthen the integrity of the skin barrier.