| With it's roots in an ancient Indian medicine called Ayurveda, chromotherapy is based on the theory that certain colours are infused with healing energies. |
| Today, as the public demands alternatives in health care, a resurgence of natural alternatives is bringing chromotherapy once again into the forefront. |
| Hundreds of years ago chromotherapy played an important role in traditional medicin in China, India and Greece. |
| Hydrotherapy, chromotherapy, mud baths and massage are also utilized to assist the body in the healing process. |
| Salt scents and heated beds give you the possibility to undergo music therapy, aromatherapy and chromotherapy while enjoying total relax and wellbeing. |
| Enjoy our floatation, theromomassage or therapeutic baths, and try chromotherapy, a bath inspired by colour therapy. |
