02/23/2026
Did you know float therapy can be incredibly supportive for people healing from a traumatic brain injury?
After a concussion or TBI, the brain is often working overtime processing light, sound, stress, pain, and sensory input all at once. Floating creates a calm, low-stimulus environment where the nervous system can finally slow down and reset.
Clients with TBIs often report:
✨ Fewer headaches and migraines
✨ Reduced anxiety
✨ Better sleep
✨ Relief from neck and body tension
✨ Improved mood and emotional regulation
✨ Less sensory overload
✨ Clearer thinking and reduced mental fatigue
The zero-gravity environment also removes pressure from the body while magnesium-rich water helps muscles relax allowing both the brain and body to deeply rest.
While float therapy isn’t a medical treatment, it can be a powerful tool to support nervous system regulation and overall recovery.
If you or someone you love is navigating life after a brain injury, floating may be worth exploring. Always ask your doctor if floating could be right for you.
