WHO CAN USE FLOATATION THERAPY OR SENSORY DEPRIVATION



Who Should Use The Floatation Therapy?
You know what floatation therapy is, but not sure about who can use it in daily lives? Here is a simple guide for you.
Floatation therapy has been available for a long time, but recently, various researches have proven its benefits. Also, we are aware of who can use floatation therapy to achieve a deep state of relaxation.
The simple answer to the question of who should use floatation therapy is- those who want to achieve a healthy state of mind and body.

Following are some of the examples of people who can benefit from the floatation therapy:



Stressed Individuals
Modern life is fast paced, and competitive which can add a lot of stress to the individuals. Stress related ailments like high blood pressure, heart disease and stroke are considered as fatal.
Also, when we are stressed, we cannot live our life to the fullest. Our mind is constantly worrying and is under constant pressure.
Floatation therapy helps to remove stress from your mind and body and helps you to achieve the highest state of relaxation.



Working people
A vast majority of people are working round the clock specially BPO staff. There are tight schedules, organisational competition, screaming bosses and lots of expectations. This creates an unhealthy environment for mind and body.
These people can benefit from the floatation session, free from any distractions, away from the daily clutter of the office. The solitude in the floatation tank can truly relax the working people.



Pregnant Women
A pregnant woman goes through a lot of discomfort and hormonal changes during the pregnancy period. Also, there are lots of mood fluctuations experienced by her during this time.
Floatation therapy can reduce these physical and mental discomforts in pregnant women quite easily. Many women have experienced a stronger bond between her and the child during and after the floatation session. Ultimately, it helps in well being of both mother and child besides the complete weight from the back and hip is released


Students
All students have to be constantly in the learning phase. The stress and fatigue of exams and assignments adds constant pressure on them. Besides, they have to learn things fast memorise and reproduce  them in the exam hall under the time constraint. Most students get anxious even if they think about the exam.
Floatation therapy can improve the students’ performance in the academic evaluations. It removes stress and anxiety and students can feel refreshed after the floatation session. A calm mind can learn things faster and implement it better.
Travelling people
Some people love travelling, but the physical fatigue and exhaustion can make their situation miserable. Those who constantly travel to long distance due to their work commitments have to face jet lag quite frequently. This adds pressure to the body clocks and ultimately on our health.
To heal this fatigued body and mind, a floatation session really becomes helpful. It puts the body and mind to the deeply relaxed state, which helps in healing and rejuvenating the person completely.



Sports persons
Sports is a highly competitive field today. Sports persons not only have to be top in the fitness, but also have to be in the proper mindset and attitude.
Because of the constant exercising schedules, the body of the sport person goes through a lot of wear and tear. Problems like sore feet, backache and joint pains are quite common for the sports person. Also the mental stress which comes from the competition puts mental stress on the mind.
A sports person can feel a calm state of mind and body before his competitive event. He can perform at his optimum level if he is relaxed and body properly rested through the floatation session. After the event the healing process of body and mind can occur rather faster with the floatation session after the sports event.

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