iFloat Radio

Fibromyalgia has been a big problem for Dominique McQuade. She has tried many different methods to relieve the pain. She also developed an acute spinal injury, which exacerbated her overall pain. She saw the iFloat brochure at a local hospital in May 2015 and she thought floating would help. Dominique participated in iFloat's 12 week research program where people with chronic symptoms, such as anxiety and pain, float once a week and fill out surveys before and after their float. Listen to Dominique talk about how floating has helped her with relieving her pain. Dominique also talks about how taking the Mental Arts classes at iFloat have been helping her physically and in her relationships. This is a great podcast for examining the relationship between the mind and body. Dominique and David also talk about her experiences with religion and how religious beliefs are different from self meta programs (or beliefs-in-real) as defined by John C. Lilly.

Daniel Roulx is a nurse who works with people who are struggling with sickness and dying. She came in to float recently talking about how her perspective on working with terminally ill patients has been changing. We thought it would be awesome to share her insights with all of you.

Daniel Roulx is a nurse who works with people who are struggling with sickness and dying. She came in to float recently talking about how her perspective on working with terminally ill patients has been changing. We thought it would be awesome to share her insights with all of you.

Dustin Rhodes is an electrical engineer, father, husband, jiu jitsu school owner/instructor (Crossroads Jiu Jitsu in Waterford, CT), and iFloater. He has gone through a lot of changes in his life since starting to float in the winter of 2013. Listen to David and Dustin talk about their thoughts on the veracity of Carlos Castaneda and how that relates to floating and jiu jitsu. Dustin also reflects on how floating has helped his jiu jitsu practice as a student, teacher, and owner of a jiu jitsu school.

This is our first podcast with two guests at the same time. Neil Suto and Mike Godette visit the podcast. Neil heard about floating and introduced Mike to it after his first float in the fall of 2014. They talk candidly about how it helps them personally and professionally. This is a great podcast for people looking to learn about what floating is like when you first start (your first year).

Listen to Michael Gullusci talk about how floating and Mental Arts classes have allowed him to identify and modify things within himself to be a better father and husband. Many men struggle with how to communicate with their wife or partner and children. They wake up every day and go to work. They have meals with their family. They go shopping with them. They take kids to events, etc. However, many men are isolated from their family because of internal frustrations that have nothing to do with anyone else. Michael is a wonderful example of someone who has leveraged the stress reducing and educational tools provided at iFloat to enhance himself and the health of his family. Tune in to learn more. Episode 22.

This is a fascinating podcast about health, death, courage, love, and paying attention to intuition. Dennis Bostic talks to David about the interesting synchronous events that led him to start floating in November 2014, and how his experiences at iFloat have helped him enhance his marriage, and find resolution on recent and long ago events. This podcast will warm your heart and open your mind.

This is a fascinating podcast about health, death, courage, love, and paying attention to intuition. Dennis Bostic talks to David about the interesting synchronous events that led him to start floating in November 2014, and how his experiences at iFloat have helped him enhance his marriage, and find resolution on recent and long ago events. This podcast will warm your heart and open your mind.

Josh Heenan, head strength trainer at Moore Physical Therapy in Southport, CT, and doctor of natural and integrative medicine, joins the podcast to talk about the benefits of floating for athletes, people with fibromyalgia, and more. Josh talks about his float experiences, and how floating helps increase his productivity and sort through things in his mind. Josh also shares his journey in exploring holistic practices and how important it is for people to integrate alternative practices to maintain wellness. This is an excellent podcast to learn about the mind-body effects of floating (and other alternative practices) from an expert in natural medicine and strength training.

Max Weisman, a student at Wilton High School, talks with David about how floating is helping him navigate the challenges of being a teenager. Max is one of many teens taking advantage of floating as a form of stress reduction and problem solving. Learn about how Max is taking on new points of view, which is enhancing his life at school and at home.