Sacramento's Capitol Floats Featured for Pioneering Holistic Stress Reduction Methods
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Californer -- Sacramento's growing interest in science-backed relaxation has put Capitol Floats in the spotlight, with the local wellness center recently recognized for its distinctive approach to stress relief and recovery.

The feature details Capitol Floats' core service—sensory deprivation tank therapy—alongside complementary treatments designed to help guests disconnect from daily pressures and restore balance.

Float therapy, also known as restricted environmental stimulation therapy (REST), involves resting in a private tank filled with warm water and over 1,000 pounds of Epsom salt.

This zero-gravity environment eliminates external noise and light, allowing the mind and body to enter a deeply restorative state. Many participants report improved sleep, reduced anxiety, and heightened creativity after sessions lasting 60 to 90 minutes.

Beyond the tanks, Capitol Floats offers the Fire & Ice Room, where guests alternate between an infrared sauna and cold plunge immersion. This hot-and-cold contrast therapy is recognized for improving circulation, supporting immune health, and aiding muscle recovery.

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For those seeking a more meditative experience, the center features the Somadome, a high-tech meditation pod that uses light therapy, binaural beats, and guided affirmations to enhance focus and emotional clarity.

According to Amanda McLagan, Executive Assistant at Capitol Floats, the goal is to offer more than just relaxation—it's about creating a profound reset.

"In today's world of constant notifications and deadlines, the greatest gift we can give ourselves is stillness. Float therapy offers that space to disconnect from the noise and reconnect with the self."

Memberships and package options make these therapies more accessible to the Sacramento community. Guests can choose float-only plans, unlimited Fire & Ice access, or combination packages that integrate multiple wellness modalities. Amenities such as private suites, complimentary towels and robes, and a calming lounge space add to the restorative atmosphere.

The facility also includes a small retail boutique, offering float-friendly supplements, magnesium sprays, herbal teas, and other self-care items selected to complement the wellness journey.

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Capitol Floats' work is shaping Sacramento's wellness culture, introducing more residents to alternative therapies that address both mental and physical health. By pairing traditional float therapy with newer approaches like the Somadome, the center continues to evolve with the needs of its clients.

Readers can view the full press release for a detailed look at Capitol Floats' philosophy and offerings by visiting:
https://sacramentolivingwell.com/press-release--capitol-floats-redefines-wellness-with-sensory-deprivation-tank-sacramento-therapies

About Capitol Floats Sacramento
Founded in 2016, Capitol Floats Sacramento is a holistic wellness center specializing in float therapy and complementary recovery treatments. Services include sensory deprivation tanks, infrared sauna, cold plunge therapy, and advanced meditation experiences, all designed to promote deep restoration and resilience.

Media Contact:
Dennis Stokes
Editor – Sacramento Living Well
dennisstokes@dsadigitalmedia.com
+1 (209) 229-2079
https://sacramentolivingwell.com