Since 2015, True REST Float Spa has given away almost 3,000 complimentary floats to U.S. active-duty military and veterans. True REST Float Spa's commitment to the military is growing stronger. To show support and appreciation for the sacrifices made by men and women who serve the U.S. military, True REST Float Spa has designated every 11th day of the month, every month, as U.S. Military Appreciation Day and offers a free, 60-minute float to any active-duty military member and/or veteran.

Extends Company’s Commitment to Floating Accessibility

Float Therapy Provides the East Coast an Opportunity to De-stress

True REST Float Spa secured the runner-up position at the inaugural Franchise Innovation Awards in the Products & Services: Most Innovative Product Introduction category.

From politics to fake news to tariffs to taxes to jobs and families – we live in a time where there is no shortage of stress triggers. Simply put, we are stressed out!

Alternative therapies such as flotation therapy and cryotherapy can benefit sports injuries. Here’s why.

Sondra Tompkins' son's name is Nathan. He's 16 years old. Nathan is autistic and suffers from severe anxiety. The therapy has helped him become more calm.

This currently immensely popular therapy is something all-together different from anything else people seeking relief from their ailments would have ever known.

They don't call it sensory deprivation any more. What was once known as a sensory deprivation tank is now called flotation therapy, which sounds a lot less scary.

According to Justin Feinstein, a clinical neuropsychologist, the reason for the name change is that flotation therapy heightens your senses, rather than deprives you of them.

When I would tell people that I was going to try this new place where you float in a tank in total darkness and complete silence for 90 minutes, I would get two reactions: That sounds blissful, or that sounds torturous.