Floatation Therapy, Infrared Sauna, Massage & More
Float Space is South Yorkshire’s largest Floatation Tank and Wellness Centre, located just outside of Doncaster, in the market town of Thorne, less than 1 mile from both the M18 and M180 Motorways.
Floatation and Isolation Pods are proven through studies to help with many different issues, from chronic pain to anxiety.
Constant research is being done to confirm the many other benefits that have been reported over the last 50+ years of REST use, study and research
We currently have 2 Floatation Therapy Rooms, a Massage Therapy Suite and Infrared Sauna.
We are also home to Thorne Health Haven, a community led health hub providing free consultations and subsidised therapies.
The modern world, where we are always connected to some form of technology is proven to cause numerous mental and physical problems.
More than ever people’s health is being affected by this and we have created a space where we can help you turn back the clock both on stress and improve mental health, but also helping your body recover or even find relief from pain. Floatation Therapy is a great way to boost your bodies natural healing process, by entering a restive state with no outside distractions.
Floating allows you to completely disconnect yourself from external influence and distraction and find a whole new connection within.

General Wellbeing
Happiness and a greater sense of well-being have both being shown to be one of Floatations greatest benefits. The post float glow is real, and we love seeing it in our clients after their session.
Conciousness Exploration & Self Improvement
Floating has been used by many people for gaining new perspectives, overcoming habits and eliminating anxiety and depression. It also makes users more perceptive to suggestion allowing you to literally reprogram your own mind or to use alongside counselling or hypnotherapy. It is also an exceptional tool for boosting creativity or for problem solving.

Relaxation
When you become accustomed to the floating experience a deep state of relaxation is found which lasts well beyond the session itself. Relaxation is what allows improved blood flow and reduces inflammation.

About Floatation Therapy
Whether you’re a newbie to the world of float tank therapy or you’re simply ready to take a step towards improving your health and wellness, we have all the information you need.
What is Floating or Floatation Therapy?
It is achieved by reducing sensory input as much as possible – Sound, Sight, Smell, Touch and also the weight of Gravity.
The best way to do this is with the help of an isolation pod, 500 Litres of water as well as 300 Kilogram of Epsom salts kept at exact skin temperature, enclosed in total darkness (If you choose), and total silence.
Floating is essentially a time out for the mind and body, completely disconnecting yourself – away from all the distractions of daily life – to a much deeper state of relaxation.
Deep relaxation that offers physical and mental rest, focus, enhanced recovery, respite, and self exploration.
Why Do People Float?
We have come across many reasons to float and as the amount of research increases so are the number of benefits to be found from Floatation Tank use – here are just a few of the more common:
Time to yourself to relax and de-stress. Increase and speed up athletic and muscle recovery. Enhanced focus and thought processing. To aid or enhance meditation and mindfulness. Relief from pain, especially effective with back injuries but also tension related pain, many Fibromyalgia sufferers use floatation therapy to ease their symptoms. As a tool to aid therapeutic processing or counselling, including PTSD therapy.
At the very least, Floating is an escape from the modern day world which overwhelms the senses… No phone alerts. No screens. No environmental stress. Just you, yourself and nothing else.
How Should You Float?
You should treat your floatation experience as your own journey. Your first few floats, you might find yourself losing track of time or even falling asleep or you may find the opposite as some people struggle to allow themselves to fully relax. Don’t worry as this is common and is quite normal as your brain simply does not like a lack of input.
The more you float, the more you can get from the experience as you become more comfortable in the environment and learn to let go. It is often a good idea to enter with a meditation plan, or simply a work or life subject that you would like to focus on. Many people keep a float diary or journal, and update it afterward to help capture thoughts, ideas and realizations.
However you spend your time in the tank we say you should give it a few tries before you decide to continue floating or even take it to the next level with a Float Tank in your own home.