Float Tank Therapy Center with four float cabins located in the heart of downtown Burlington, entrance just across from the Village Square on Pine St.
Unit A/390 Pearl Street
Burlington, ON
L7R2M9
| Monday | 10am - 12am |
| Tuesday | 5pm - 12am |
| Wednesday | 10am - 12am |
| Thursday | 10am - 12am |
| Friday | 10am - 12am |
| Saturday | 10am - 12am |
| Sunday | 10am - 12am |
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As with many before, it only took one float to get us hooked. We immediately knew this was a unique experience that we wanted to share with others. After a few long walks in the forest, several coffee-shop meetings, a trip to the float conference in Portland, and some floats along the way, we began visualizing our ideal float centre. Striving to share floating with as many people as possible, we found that Burlington (our home town), would be the perfect place to set up shop.
We embarked on our first "real world" entrepreneurial journey, and remained driven by the belief that floating is an excellent tool for personal wellness. Whether it be after a workout, or a stressful day, there wasn't anything quite like the warm, cozy feeling of laying down weightless in a tank. It is an amazingly simple yet powerful tool, with the ability to enhance anyone's life. Whether you use it for personal development, physiological benefits, psychological benefits, or a combination of sorts, we believe floating has the ability to positively impact and deeply aid anyone who sets forth into the presence of complete nothingness...
A float tank (also known as sensory deprivation tank or isolation tank) is like an enclosed bathtub with a door that never locks, filled with a water solution saturated by 1000 lbs of Epsom salt. More buoyant than the Dead Sea, you effortlessly float inside the tank which is body temperature-regulated, soundproof and lightproof to reduce all sensory input. The purpose of floating in a warm, quiet and dark environment? To give your body and mind the reaction to a lack of external stimulation - complete rest.
The deep relaxation achieved through floating allows the body to recover from stress by reducing stress-related hormones like cortisol. It relieves you of chronic pain. Blood flows more efficiently and uninterrupted throughout your muscle tissue. Endorphins are the “feel-good” chemicals that are naturally released, similar to when exercising. Brain-wave activity is lowered to the theta state which usually takes people years to achieve through meditation - but floating gets you there effortlessly!
