Cryotherapy Consent Form

What is Cryotherapy?

Cryotherapy is a type of low-temperature ice therapy. Traditionally, it was used as a form of therapy for injuries, but it has become more of a wellness treatment over the years.

Cryotherapy involves using subzero temperatures in an isolated chamber to stimulate your body’s response to regain homeostasis.

Exposure to the cold raises your endorphin levels and leaves you with a feeling of great relaxation and clarity, as well as many other benefits.

Consent in the Context of Cryotherapy

Consent is a person’s voluntary agreement to engage in a certain activity or treatment. In the context of cryotherapy, consent is about the person inside the cryotherapy chamber knowing exactly what they’re getting themselves into.

As with any type of treatment or procedure, it is important for the client to know what to expect. The client should be informed of any potential risks, as well as the likely benefits.

One of the things to make sure you have consent on the record for is the level of temperature used. Different cryotherapy chambers will have different temperature settings, so make sure you know what yours is set to.

It is also important to make sure you get consent for any additional treatments or products used alongside cryotherapy.