Float therapy
A private float suite with warm epsom-salt water, minimal sensory input, and full control over light + sound.
60–90 min Private Light + sound control
Stress + overload Muscle guarding Deep rest
Calm, minimal, supportive
Services
Float Away is a small spa built around one constraint: quiet that actually holds. Choose a session, dial in your environment, and give your nervous system a clean time to downshift.
Choose your session
Vibroacoustic lounge
Reclined, fully clothed, with low-frequency vibration and curated soundscapes for a calmer, more “guided” downshift.
20–60 min Reclined Low-frequency vibration
Tension + restlessness Light guidance Pre/post float
Looking for audio/visual entrainment? Learn more →
What’s the difference?
Float therapy: the world gets quiet. you get weightless. your attention widens.
Vibroacoustic: you stay grounded. the session is more structured. your body gets a steady rhythmic cue.
Float
Vibro
Sensory input
Low
Medium‑low
Body load
Weightless
Supported
Mental mode
Spacious
Guided/structured
Best first visit
Float (usually)
Vibro (if you dislike darkness/water)
If you’re picking your first visit and you’re not sure, start here: first-time guide.
Float therapy (the deep quiet)
What it feels like
You lie back in warm water saturated with epsom salt, so you float without effort. With light and sound reduced, your body stops bracing and your mind finally has room.
What you control
Light on/off · Sound on/off · Door open/closed · Session length
We’ll help you set it once, then we stay out of the way.
Who it’s for
People who feel “always on.”
People who carry tension in their shoulders/jaw/back.
People who want quiet that’s physical, not just conceptual.
Pairing ideas
First timeKeep it simple: float only.
Stacked restVibroacoustic before a float if you want an easier ramp‑down.
Post‑floatVibroacoustic after if you want to re‑enter slowly.
Vibroacoustic lounge (structured calm)
What it feels like
You recline while gentle low‑frequency vibration and sound work together as a steady cue for relaxation. It’s quiet, but with a subtle “track” to follow, which some people prefer to total silence.
What you control
Volume · Intensity (where available) · Session length · Light level
We’ll calibrate it with you.
Who it’s for
People who want calm without water or darkness.
People who like a bit of structure.
People who want a gentle add‑on before or after a float.
Pairing ideas
Warm‑upVibroacoustic first if you want a softer ramp‑down before floating.
Cool‑downVibroacoustic after a float if you want a gentle re‑entry.
New here?
First float guide
A short walkthrough for first‑time guests: arrival timing, how the suite works, and what to expect.
Prefer to talk first? Call/text →
Practicals
What to bring
Come as you are.
Wear whatever is comfortable to change out of (or not, for vibroacoustics).
Avoid caffeine right before if you want the deepest downshift.
What we provide
Towels.
Unscented shower basics.
Earplugs.
Water + herbal tea.
Small note: this site is educational, not medical advice. For medical questions, talk with your clinician.