For those registered with the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), prioritising wellness and finding a therapeutic option can be difficult. Falling within the Allied Health sector, Massage & Float are a NDIS registered provider. Our services on offer are aimed to improve cardiovascular health, reduce stress levels and reduce sleep deprivation. Our goal is to help NDIS participants to live as independently and pain free as possible.
Here at Massage & Float, we offer a combination of massage and float tank therapy to restore, heal and enhance wellbeing, ensuring each session is tailored to meet specific needs, such as physical, mental and emotional support.
Float tank therapy, otherwise known as sensory deprivation therapy, involves floating in a specially designed, open style tank filled with body temperature water and magnesium. This creates a weightless and calming environment to:
Massage therapy can positively impact NDIS participants in:
How to access massage and float services through NDIS funding:
This depends on how your NDIS fund is managed. There are three ways to manage your funding:
We’re a proud NDIS approved massage and float therapy provider, that aim to assist all individuals in easing any tensions or anxiety. If you’re eligible for services under code 09_008_0116_6_3, we encourage you to get in touch.
Support Category: 09 Increased Social and Community Participation
Sequence Number: 008 Choice and Control
Registration Number: 0116 Innovative Community Participation
Outcome Domain: 6 Social and Community Participation
Support Purpose: 3 Capacity Building
Resources:
Witte. L, Santo. C, Archambault. M, Colletti. T & Danielsend. R. (2021). Floatation Therapy for Specific Health Concerns. Natural Medicine Journal. https://www.naturalmedicinejournal.com/journal/floatation-therapy-specific-health-concerns
Kjellgren. A, Sundequist. U, Norlander. T & Archer. T. (2001). Effects of Flotation-REST on Muscle Tension Pain. ResearchGate. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/11506402_Effects_of_Flotation-REST_on_Muscle_Tension_Pain
Collins, I. (2014). What do consumers want, need and deserve from the NDIS. Newparadigm: the Australian Journal on Psychosocial Rehabilitation, Summer 2014, 13-16.
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