Float Therapy
HISTORY OF FLOAT
1950'sBack to 1950s, Dr. John C. Lilly, an M.D. with training as a psychoanalyst and a specialty in experimental neurophysiology, developed the form of sensory deprivation tank, with which he could study some puzzling areas of neuropsychology.
While the float tanks have come a long way to today's modern design with better experience - a water filled, pitch-black, light-proof, soundproof environment heated to the same temperature as the skin, floatation therapy has clinically shown to reduce muscle pain and improve quality of sleep.
1970'sA couple from California were experimenting with their own float tank designs. After a few initial concepts with the help of Lilly, Glenn and Lee Perry had designed a self sustaining float tank for commercial use called the Samadhi in the US.
If you're looking for float tank and float therapy services in Melbourne. Innerverse, located in Southbank and Oakleigh, provides these services, offering you the opportunity to experience the benefits of this unique and therapeutic treatment.