Float and Massage Services

Float Therapy

A float session gives you time to rest in warm, buoyant water in a quiet private space. Before your session, you can ask what to expect and how to prepare. Float at your own pace, with the option to leave the light on or off. It can be a practical way to pause, settle, and take time for yourself.

Relaxation Massage

Relaxation massage uses considered, comfortable touch to help you unwind. Your therapist can discuss pressure and areas of focus before beginning, so the session feels suited to you. It may be a good choice if you want a quiet break from a busy week or simply prefer hands-on care in a calm setting.

Targeted Massage

A targeted massage concentrates on the areas you would like your therapist to work on, such as the shoulders, back, or legs. Share what feels uncomfortable and what pressure works for you. Your therapist can adapt the session as it goes, keeping the focus practical and comfortable rather than using a one-size-fits-all approach.

Float and Massage

Combine float therapy and massage in one visit when you want time for both quiet rest and hands-on care. You can ask about the order of sessions and allow enough time between them to feel comfortable. This option suits people who prefer to plan a fuller visit rather than book each treatment separately.

First Float Session

New to floating? A first session gives you time to understand the pool, the room, and what happens before and after your float. You can ask questions about practical details and choose the setup that feels right, such as keeping the light on. There is no need to have floated before to book.

Massage Consultation

A brief conversation before your massage helps you explain what you are looking for, which areas you would like addressed, and what pressure feels comfortable. It also gives you a chance to raise relevant health concerns or ask questions. Your therapist can use this information to guide a suitable session and make adjustments when needed.