Software Engineer Resets Nervous System and Eliminates Back Pain via Float Therapy

It's just so welcoming. I feel like as soon as I walked in, I met Natasha, and immediately we, like, got to talking and she was, like, really curious about what could work for me and this sort of thing. And I just felt immediately like I was in good hands. These people really know what they're doing, they're really passionate about helping people, and I feel very, like, welcomed in a way that I think I've never really felt in a spa environment before. Hi, I'm Isaac Wasileski. I live in Palo Alto. I'm a video game developer and software engineer. So my favorite thing is the Float Tank. I feel like there's a way that I get to, like, totally reset my nervous system. Like, when I'm in the Float Tank, there is nothing else going on. If you're in a profession where creativity matters, you owe yourself to have your nervous system be able to have time to be just, like... totally free of all the constraints that we're used to having when we got to put our feet on the ground. Every time I come out of the Float Tank, I feel refreshed. usually I have a couple ideas that popped into my head even if I was trying to sort of, like, meditate. It's, like, the most restful rest that I've, like, ever experienced. When you learn to relax everything, I feel like I am just generally, like, I recover faster, you know, after a workout. I'm more, like, resilient. I used to have, like, not unfrequent, like, back pain or just sort of like, "Oh, I slept funny and now my neck is weird." Since I've been going in the float Tank, I haven't had that happen to me. Like, not... not once. I was definitely hesitant about going to a spa for the first time. I was like, "I don't know if this is for me." When I actually went, and spoke to the people there and how they think about, like, healing, it actually... it felt like something that I needed in my life. Sometimes we get this idea in our head that, like, "Oh, this thing is not for me," right? And we sort of put ourselves in a box, and we're like, "Oh, I'm not opening myself to new experiences." And, like, I get it. There are so many things in the world that can be scary or that can be stressful. But the spa is designed to be a place where you can kind of, like, leave some of that stress behind, leave some of those preconceptions behind and get to know yourself a little bit better. Know your body, know your mind, and sort of, like, yeah, if you free yourself of a few of your preconceptions about, like, "Oh, I'm not a spa person." Like, so much the better, right?