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Each year, work-related stress costs companies huge sums in direct and indirect costs;they are largely related to absenteeism, less productivity, increased turnoverand reduced motivation. It’s a huge waste of time, money, health and opportunity,as a stressed employee is less efficient, less committed, and less at work.

It is high time for companies to invest in wellness culture, redesigning workspacesaround individuals to allow them to restablish their physical and psychological wellbeing.A healthy, proactive working environment has positive effects bothon people attitudes and on business results.

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“Imagine bringing your companya unique and innovative solution,

based upon provenscientific research,

that is easy and quick to use,and good both for

your people and for yourbusiness.”

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T H E F L O A T A T I O N Y O U D O N ’ T E X P E C T

Zerobody relieves your central nervous system from any external stimuli. Your mind can perform to itsfull potential while your body chills out and regenerates, living a unique sensory experience.

How? Thanks to the innovative “dry” evolution of the traditional Float Therapy,considered all over the world as one of the most effective anti-stress solutions.

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How does it work? Easy!No need to get undressed or get wet.

You just need tolie down and let it go.

Suspended in 400 litres of warm water thanks to a unique and patented system, you are free to float in a state of weightlessness.Your body and mind live an unforgettable experience of deep regeneration, embraced by coloured lights and a soft lumbar massage.

You just need 10 minutes to get tangible results.

Zerobody is suitable for everyone.Convenient and easy to use, you do not need dressing rooms or showers, while hygiene is totally guaranteed.

Starpool, in cooperation withthe research centre Neocogita,

has developed an evolvingdigital platform whose contents are conceived

to give you a global sense of wellness.

Zerobody is supplied with Mindfulnessand chill-out music for an even more

complete regeneration experience.

W E L L N E S S A T Y O U R F I N G E R T I P S

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Chill-out musicMusic is a universal language that can awaken unique emotions and sensations.Six different music tracks accompany the floatingsession, following the rhythms of Nature.

MindfulnessFloatation provides a cognitive state where your mind is free. This is the bestcondition to practice Mindfulness, a mental awareness exercise that teachesyou how to live the present and manage your daily routine more effectively.The scientific literature is intensively studying Mindfulness; doctors andpsychotherapists are more and more convinced of its power.

The practice of Mindfulness at work promotes:› emotional intelligence› awareness and focus› introspection skills› creativity and memory› stress and anxiety reduction

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COGNITIVE HEALTHStress relief

Increased focus and attentionEnhanced problem-solving skills

Improved creativity

PHYSICAL HEALTHRelief from bad posture-related back pain

Reduced muscle and joint painFast recovery from jet-lag

EMOTIONAL HEALTHPositive thinking

Healthy self-awarenessBetter social networking skills

Higher adaptability

T H E F L O A T A T I O N T H A T M A K E S Y O U F E E L G O O D

During floatation, some specific brain areas are activated, stimulating

a physiological response opposite to stress, with an improvement

in mental performances. Meanwhile, the absence of points of contact has a

beneficial effect on the body.

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WE GUARANTEE

Z E R O B O D Y I N Y O U R C O M P A N YGive your people an effective solution to quickly reset body and mind. Workplace well-being leads to better productivity and

financial results, increases your value on the market and helps cutting stress-related costs.

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CUSTOMIZABLEIN DESIGN AND

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LOW ENERGYCONSUMPTION

TAKES UPLITTLE SPACE

DIGITAL MARKETING KIT FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL

PROMOTION

MAINTENANCE AND CUSTOMER CARE SERVICES

ALWAYS AVAILABLE

FLEXIBLE PURCHASING

FORMULA

MAKE A CAREFREE INVESTMENT

TO USE ZEROBODY, NO DEDICATED STAFF IS NEEDED.

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REGENERATION AREA

WELCOME AREA

In just the time needed for a coffee break, you can make your people feel better and totally reenergized. A brief moment of pure regeneration that

will positively affect the company’s entire performance.

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Break the ice with your clients and suppliers: offer them a unique wellness experience and maketheir waiting time unique – they will never forget you.

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T H E I M P A C T O F S T R E S S

STRESS-RELATED ABSENTEEISM INCREASE

SINCE 2011 IN THE WORLD

Stress has been dubbed the Health Epidemic of the 21st Century by the World Health Organization. It’s impact on people and business is real issue.

100MILIONS

WORKING DAYS LOST IN UK EVERY YEAR DUE TO

WORK-RELATED STRESS

+72%62% 900

WORKERS IN THE WORLD WHO NAME THEIR JOB AS THE MAIN

SOURCE OF STRESS BILLION DOLLARS SPENT GLOBALLY EVERY YEAR BY COMPANIES DUE TO

DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS OF STRESS

THE COST OF EMPLOYEE TURNOVER CAN BE UP TO 5 TIMES THE POSITION’S

ANNUAL COMPENSATION

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W H A T D O E S S C I E N C E S A Y ?

Z E R O B O D Y I S H E A L T H Y

Stress and anxiety can lead to neck and muscle tension. A floating session acts as a physical “reset”, releasing tensions and promoting mental wellbeing.

Stress-Related Muscle Pain

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Turner, J. and Fine, T. (1983). Effects of relaxation associated with brief restricted environmental stimulation therapy (REST) on plasma cortisol, ACTH, and LH. Biofeedback and Self-Regulation, 8(1), pp.115-126.

Bood, S., Sundequist, U., Kjellgren, A., Nordstrom, G. and Norlander, T. (2005). Effects of Flotation-Restricted Environmental Stimulation Technique on Stress-Related Muscle Pain: What Makes the Difference in Therapy - Attention-Placebo or the Relaxation Response?. Pain Research and Management, 10(4), pp.201-209.

Relax bed

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Not everybody knows that stress can be quantified by measuring the Cortisol in the blood. Floatation reduces its levels by half compared to a traditional relax bed.

A 10-30 minutes power nap will help avoid reductions in attention and energy levels, promote staff productivity, motivation and wellbeing, and have a positive impact on overall company results.

Power Napping At Work

Mindfulness at WorkGoogle, Procter & Gamble, and Nike are just some of the companies where Mindfulness is a daily practice for employee growth and wellbeing. This brain-training activity has positive impacts on many aspects of daily working life.

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“Mindfulness-based interventions in the workplace: An inclusive systematic review and meta- analysis of their impact upon wellbeing” TimLomas,JuanCarlosMedina,ItaiIvtzan,Silke Rupprecht & Francisco José Eiroa-Orosa.

Acting on the endocrine parameters that regulate the sleep-wake rhythm, floatation is the

perfect ally for travellers who need to quickly restore their lucidity and working performance.

Jet-Lag Parameters

Schulz, P. and Kaspar, C. (1994). Neuroendocrine and psychological effects of restricted environmental stimulation

technique in a flotation tank. Biological Psychology, 37(2), pp.161-175.

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C A S E H I S T O R Y “When people are in environments that support positive emotions, they are free to be productive, collaborative and creative”. Beatriz Arantes, Senior Researcher at Workspace Futures.

For more than 105 years, Steelcase Inc. has helped to create great work experiences for the world’s leading organizations, offering a comprehensive portfolio of architecture, furniture, technology products and services, all designed to unlock human promise.

Daniel Brecheis, Human Resources Director, states: “At Steelcase, we want employees to leverage their work environment to think, feel and move better. Our organization strives to think and act faster, to develop more creative approaches. By providing wellbeing solutions that more intentionally link the body and mind of our employees, we are able to support them better in balancing their days at work.When we learned about the scientifically proven regenerating effects on body and mind of ZEROBODY and the easiness of integrating it into the working day, it was the perfect fit for the wellbeing concept of our Learning & Innovation Center.”

Thanks to its constant research into wellbeing, Steelcase learned that an individual`s wellbeing has three dimensions: physical, cognitive and social wellbeing. So far, the western world of work organizations has had a strong focus on physical wellbeing, as the costs associated with body wellbeing issues are often more obvious. Nevertheless, our research confirmed that wellbeing is systemic and needs to be seen holistically. By integrating wellbeing in all its dimensions, we can better address people’s physical, cognitive and psychological needs.

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Daniel Brecheis Human Resources Director at SteelcaseWHY IS WELLBEING SUCH A HOT TOPIC FOR MOST ORGANIZATIONS?The increasing number of health issues at work (like back pain, burnout or stomach pains) are costing organizations billions of euros every year owing to employees either not coming to work or being less productive.Preventing health issues and supporting the wellbeing of their staff has become an essential focus for companies in achieving their business goals. Experience has shown that investing in wellbeing is completely in the interests of improved business results thanks to a more creative, engaged and innovative workforce.

Martina Dobler Employee Experience Manager at SteelcaseHOW DOES ZEROBODY FIT INTO YOUR WELLBEING APPROACH?Our employee wellbeing is a critical pathway in achieving the creativity and innovation with our various teams in our Learning & Innovation Center. With ZEROBODY we are harnessing the micro-moments during the day, helping our employees to relax, regenerate and feel better. Small breaks on the ZEROBODY are the perfect support to improve our employees’ wellbeing through the regenerating effects of dry flotation on the body & mind.

WHY IS STEELCASE CONVINCED OF THE BENEFITS OF ZEROBODY?During the last 2 years we have received a lot of positive feedback from our employees who use ZEROBODY on a regular basis. By installing ZEROBODY in our “wellbeing room” we achieved a more complete application for people to be able to truly relax. As our work environment already reflects the link between all dimensions of wellbeing, especially the cognitive and physical aspects of rejuvenation, integrating ZEROBODY felt like a natural extension to our concept.

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SENIOR PRODUCT ENGINEER“Let’s be honest… it’s MUCH more than I expected! The sensation when you’re using

the bed is awesome and you can feel how your body has recovered after using it. People of the LINC… You have to try it! I am pretty sure I’ll book another half an hour!”

TECHNOLOGY PRODUCT MANAGER“Amazing! Gonna live in this bed!”

SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER“Hi all. Yesterday I tried the Zerobody and it is really cool.

Thanks for installing this new product in our wellness room.”

DEALER BUSINESS MANAGER“Great opportunity. Thank you for showing us today.”

OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR“It is so cool!! 10 minutes of relaxation to rejuvenate body and mind!”

ZEROBODY USAGE

USE RATEstable 2 years after installation

AVERAGE SESSION duration 23 minutes

USERS20-25 per week

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ZEROBODY IS SUPPLIED WITHPatented membrane6 Mindfulness paths in audio-guide6 Relaxing music tracks HeadphonesTouch screen padDigital Marketing KitAccessoriesWarranty

P R O D U C T C O N F I G U R A T I O N

ADDITIONAL SERVICESInstallationTrainingService package

OPTIONAL EXTRASColoured lightsLumbar massageSteel mirror baseNoise-cancelling headphonesXL size (+ 25cm length)

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FabricMelange wool-like cloth. This fabric aims at naturalness and

is designed to combine excellent performances, striking looks and fashionable colours.

Synthetic leather, easy to clean, waterproof and wear-resistant.

Synthetic aged-effect leather. Thanks to the intentionally uneven nuances, it looks

and feels beautiful and sophisticated.

Valuable, robust and beautiful material. This outfit includes a storage pocket.

Upper side: three-dimensional fabric with an open mesh and three-dimensional structure. The contrast creates a hexagonal

honeycombed effect. Lower side: pure breathable, fireproof and antistatic New Zealand wool. The texture brings out the forms and

the lines and make the colours neat and bright.

Sky eco leather

Vintage eco leather

Real leather

2505 BEIGE 1999 LIGHT GREY 1556 LIGHT BROWN 1495 DARK GREEN 1620 DARK GREY

3251 CREAMY WHITE 4714 SANDY 3664 LIGHT BROWN 4747 PETROL 4738 POWDER BLUE

01 SANDY 03 NUT BROWN 04 UMBER 05 OLIVE 09 DARK BROWN

405 ICE GREY 401 LIGHT BROWN 402 BURNT UMBER 403 MILITARY GREEN 404 BLACK

68024+68093 LIME 66057+66113 PETROL 64089+64084 RED 68035+68116 GREEN 66004+66147 BLUE

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ZEROBODY complies with the European standards.Starpool reserves the right to modify/update both the technical and the dimensional information of the product also without any advance notice. Whether the buyer intends to install ZEROBODY in non-EU countries, where they provide different standards than the EC European ones, the buyer is obliged to report the additional requirements to Starpool.

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Low Water Consumption100% made in Italy

T E C H N I C A L D A T A

Sizes

Voltage

Max consumption

Frequency

Structure

Max capacity

Net weight

Operating weight

Water capacity

Water turnover

Resistive

Water heating time

Installation requirement

Storage

Certificazioni

232 L x 112 P x 74 H cm (+25 L cm for XL version)

91,33 L x 44,09 D x 29,13 H (+9,85 for XL version) inches

230 V ac

2500 W

50/60 Hz – 16A

Iron structure varnished and coated in wood with perimeter

indirect cascading lighting. Stainless steel basin coated in soft padded fabric.

130 Kg 286 lb

200 Kg (230 Kg for XL version) 440 lb (+67 lb for XL version)

600 Kg (690 Kg for XL version) 1.322 lb (+ 199 lb for XL version)

400 Lt (+60 Lt for XL version) 105 gal (+ 16 gal for XL version)

On an annual basis and/or according to the chemical-physical features of the water source

Heating system

+2 °C/hour approximately + 3,6 °F/hour approximately

Power supply Schuko plug - Active Ethernet network access point

Inlet and outlet water connection nearby (recommended)

Shelf in natural oak to house the self-touch pad and headphones

CE certification, UL ETL certification

H 74 cm

91,33 inch

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XL Version

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FUNCTIONS

Time

Start/Stop

Color

Massage

Temperature

Programmable sessions – variable duration

Start: relectronically controls the movement of the rigid supporting surface,

lowering it to make space for the water to surround the body with a dry floating effect.

Stop: ends the session, returning the surface

to its original position to make it easier to get out.

RGB LED bar permitting selection of the preferred colour or fading between colours

Water jets to massage the lower back

Water temperature control

ZEROBODY complies with the European standards.Starpool reserves the right to modify/update both the technical and the dimensional information of the product also without any advance notice. Whether the buyer intends to install ZEROBODY in non-EU countries, where they provide different standards than the EC European ones, the buyer is obliged to report the additional requirements to Starpool.

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Low Water Consumption100% made in Italy

T E C H N I C A L D A T A

Sizes

Voltage

Max consumption

Frequency

Structure

Max capacity

Net weight

Operating weight

Water capacity

Water turnover

Resistive

Water heating time

Installation requirement

Storage

Certificazioni

232 L x 112 P x 74 H cm (+25 L cm for XL version)

91,33 L x 44,09 D x 29,13 H (+9,85 for XL version) inches

230 V ac

2500 W

50/60 Hz – 16A

Iron structure varnished and coated in wood with perimeter

indirect cascading lighting. Stainless steel basin coated in soft padded fabric.

130 Kg 286 lb

200 Kg (230 Kg for XL version) 440 lb (+67 lb for XL version)

600 Kg (690 Kg for XL version) 1.322 lb (+ 199 lb for XL version)

400 Lt (+60 Lt for XL version) 105 gal (+ 16 gal for XL version)

On an annual basis and/or according to the chemical-physical features of the water source

Heating system

+2 °C/hour approximately + 3,6 °F/hour approximately

Power supply Schuko plug - Active Ethernet network access point

Inlet and outlet water connection nearby (recommended)

Shelf in natural oak to house the self-touch pad and headphones

CE certification, UL ETL certification

H 74 cm

91,33 inch

+25 cm+9,85 inch

XL Version

44,0

9 in

ch

232 cm

H 29,13 inch

112

cm

FUNCTIONS

Time

Start/Stop

Color

Massage

Temperature

Programmable sessions – variable duration

Start: relectronically controls the movement of the rigid supporting surface,

lowering it to make space for the water to surround the body with a dry floating effect.

Stop: ends the session, returning the surface

to its original position to make it easier to get out.

RGB LED bar permitting selection of the preferred colour or fading between colours

Water jets to massage the lower back

Water temperature controlCertifications

Beissner, F. and Marzolff, I. (2012). Investigation of Acupuncture Sensation Patterns

under Sensory Deprivation Using a Geographic Information System.  Evidence-Based

Complementary and Alternative Medicine, 2012, pp.1-10.

Bood, S., Kjellgren, A. and Norlander, T. (2009). Treating Stress-Related Pain with the

Flotation Restricted Environmental Stimulation Technique: Are There Differences between

Women and Men?. Pain Research and Management, 14(4), pp.293-298.

Bood, S., Sundequist, U., Kjellgren, A., Nordstrom, G. and Norlander, T. (2005). Effects of

Flotation-Restricted Environmental Stimulation Technique on Stress-Related Muscle Pain:

What Makes the Difference in Therapy - Attention-Placebo or the Relaxation Response?. Pain

Research and Management, 10(4), pp.201-209.

Bood, S., Sundequist, U., Kjellgren, A., Nordström, G. and Norlander, T. (2007). Effects of

flotation REST (Restricted Environmental Stimulation Technique) on stress related muscle

pain: Are 33 flotation sessions more effective than 12 sessions?. Social Behavior and

Personality: an international journal, 35(2), pp.143-156.

Bood, S., Sundequist, U., Kjellgren, A., Norlander, T., Nordström, L., Nordenström, K. and

Nordström, G. (2006). Eliciting the relaxation response with the help of flotation-rest

(restricted environmental stimulation technique) in patients with stress-related ailments.

International Journal of Stress Management, 13(2), pp.154-175.

De Pisapia, N. (2016). Wellbeing effect of Zerobody.

Driller, M. and Argus, C. (2016). Flotation restricted environmental stimulation therapy and

napping on mood state and muscle soreness in elite athletes: A novel recovery strategy?.

Performance Enhancement & Health, 5(2), pp.60-65.

 Feinstein, J., Khalsa, S., Yeh, H., Al Zoubi, O., Arevian, A., Wohlrab, C., Pantino, M., Cartmell, L.,

Simmons, W., Stein, M. and Paulus, M. (2018). The Elicitation of Relaxation and Interoceptive

Awareness Using Floatation Therapy in Individuals With High Anxiety Sensitivity. Biological

Psychiatry: Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuroimaging, 3(6), pp.555-562.

Feinstein, J., Khalsa, S., Yeh, H., Wohlrab, C., Simmons, W., Stein, M. and Paulus, M. (2018).

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ONE, 13(2).

Fine, T. and Turner, J. (1982). The effect of brief restricted environmental stimulation therapy

in the treatment of essential hypertension. Behaviour Research and Therapy, 20(6), pp.567-

570.

Forgays, D. and Belinson, M. (1986). Is flotation isolation a relaxing environment?.Journal of

Environmental Psychology, 6(1), pp.19-34.

Forgays, D., Forgays, D., Pudvah, M. and Wright, D. (1991). A direct comparison of the ‘wet’ and

‘dry’ flotation environments. Journal of Environmental Psychology, 11(2), pp.179-187.

Jacobs, G., Heilbronner, R. and Stanley, J. (1984). The effects of short term Flotation REST on

relaxation: A controlled study. Health Psychology, 3(2), pp.99-112.

Jonsson, K. and Kjellgren, A. (2016). Promising effects of treatment with flotation-REST

(restricted environmental stimulation technique) as an intervention for generalized anxiety

disorder (GAD): a randomized controlled pilot trial.  BMC Complementary and Alternative

Medicine, 16(1).

Kjellgren, A. and Westman, J. (2014). Beneficial effects of treatment with sensory isolation

in flotation-tank as a preventive health-care intervention – a randomized controlled pilot

trial. BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine, 14(1).

Kjellgren, A., Buhrkall, H. and Norlander, T. (2011). Preventing Sick-leave for Sufferers of

High Stress-load and Burnout Syndrome: A Pilot Study Combining Psychotherapy and the

Flotation tank. International Journal of Psychology and Psychological Therapy.

Kjellgren, A., Lindahl, A. and Norlander, T. (2009). Searching for Placebo Effects: Do Sensitive

Personality and Breathing Instructions Influence the Experience of Flotation- REST

(Restricted Environmental Stimulation Technique)?. Individual Differences Research.

Kjellgren, A., Sundequist, U., Norlander, T. and Archer, T. (2001). Effects of Flotation-REST on

Muscle Tension Pain. Pain Research and Management, 6(4), pp.181-189.

McGrady, A., Turner, J., Fine, T. and Higgins, J. (1987). Effects of biobehaviorally-assisted

relaxation training on blood pressure, plasma renin, cortisol, and aldosterone levels in

borderline essential hypertension. Clinical biofeedback and health.

Morgan, P., Salacinski, A. and Stults-Kolehmainen, M. (2013). The Acute Effects of Flotation

Restricted Environmental Stimulation Technique on Recovery From Maximal Eccentric

Exercise. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 27(12), pp.3467-3474.

Serafetinides, E., Shurley, J., Brooks, R. and Gideon, W. (1971). Electrophysiological changes in

humans during sensory isolation. Aerospace Medicine.

Shurley, J. (1966). Stress and Adaptation as Related to Sensory/Perceptual Isolation

Research. Military Medicine, 131(3), pp.254-258.

Shurley, J. (1960). Profound experimental sensory isolation. American Journal of Psychiatry,

117(6), pp.539-545.

Suedfeld, P., Ballard, E. and Murphy, M. (1983). Water immersion and floatation : From stress

experiment to stress treatment. Journal of Environmental Psychology.

Suedfeld, P. and Baker-Brown, G. (1987). Restricted environmental stimulation therapy of

smoking: A parametric study. Addictive Behaviors, 12(3), pp.263-267.

Suedfeld, P. and Bow, R. (1999). Health and therapeutic applications of chamber and

flotation restricted environmental stimulation therapy (REST). Psychology & Health, 14(3),

pp.545-566.

Turner, J. and Fine, T. (1991). Restricting environmental stimulation influences levels and

variability of plasma cortisol. Journal of Applied Physiology, 70(5), pp.2010-2013.

Turner, J., Fine, T., Ewy, G., Sershon, P. and Freundlich, T. (1989). The presence or absence of

light during flotation restricted environmental stimulation: Effects on plasma cortisol, blood

pressure, and mood. Biofeedback and Self-Regulation, 14(4), pp.291-300.

Van Dierendonck, D. and Te Nijenhuis, J. (2005). Flotation restricted environmental

stimulation therapy (REST) as a stress-management tool: A meta-analysis.  Psychology &

Health, 20(3), pp.405-412.

Wallbaum, A., Rzewnicki, R., Steele, H. and Suedfeld, P. (1991). Progressive muscle relaxation

and restricted environmental stimulation therapy for chronic tension headache: a pilot

study. International Journal of Psychosomatics.

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