The therapeutic immersion bath uses mineral-medicinal water. The technique incorporates air under pressure to generate movement and create water bubbles. The client feels the effect of a massage that promotes muscle relaxation and healthy skin.

This technique consists of body immersion, in a bath or pool, in Thermal Water for a specific period of time and temperature.

The body immersion in the pool is complemented by physical exercise supervised by a hydrotherapist.

This technique consists in treating for functional recovery. This immersion treatment is carried out simultaneously by a physiotherapist and the client.

It involves applying thermal steam and heat, which can be directed at the entire spine or some segments.

This 15-minute treatment is based on the application of thermal steam, through a stream of hot air and provides an effect of well-being and relaxation. During this technique, the patient should be sitting so that the stream covers his shoulders, hips and spine.

The steam technique, in which the atmosphere is saturated with thermal water vapour, is beneficial as it removes toxins, relaxes and clears airways.

With a maximum temperature of 40ºC to 45ºC, the Turkish Bath lasts 20 minutes.

The Sauna reduces the risks of heart and lung diseases. The treatment consists of alternating a warm-up and a cool-down phase. The technique lasts 20 minutes and can optionally be stopped after 10 minutes for a cold water shower.

The benefits of Thermal Water are enhanced through the Bertholet Hands and Feet technique. It consists of applying steam and thermal jets on the body's extremities: feet and hands.

Calmness, muscle relaxation and a deep and stimulating tonic effect are the benefits of the Massage Shower. The technique combines massages and abundant jets of Thermal Water, in which the hydrotherapist uses the force of water in movement on the patient's body, using all the active principles of this element.

As the name suggests, the Jet Shower projects one or more jets of Mineral-Medical Water. Temperature and pressure may vary.

It activates blood circulation by applying Thermal Water at low pressure, allowing the water to exit through perforated tubes arranged in a circle. The result is a head-to-toe massage effect.

The thermal treatment consists of a massage in a bath through an underwater jet of Mineral Medicinal Water under pressure. The massage covers the body's joints and has a relaxing effect.

Hydropressotherapy consists of applying dozens of micro jets of Thermal Water distributed all over the body at variable temperatures and periods. This technique has an invigorating and relaxing effect.

The projecting of Thermal Water steam for 10 minutes, followed by 5 minutes of punctual hot water jets, launched by small needle-like sieves, provides physical, psychological, and emotional improvements.

The technique uses the benefits of Chaves Thermal Water, as water is poured into one nostril, runs through the nasal passages and drains out of the other nostril due to the pressure of gravity.

This technique benefits from our water's unique characteristics and consists of inhaling steam and Thermal Water over the upper respiratory tract, such as the pharynx, throat and tonsils.

This technique consists of inhaling steam, vapours and water particles through the nose and mouth with the help of an individual mask.

The sonic aerosol technique involves inhaling thin vapour particles through specialized equipment. Our Water is, therefore, crucial to improving the respiratory tract.