Can you post a photo? Hard to visualize....

You can buy those shower heads that are also handheld. This is not a recommendation but what I am referring to.

https://www.amazon.com/Moen-Six-Function-Showerhead-Eco-Performance-26100EPSRN/dp/B01DVS3X56/ref=asc_df_B01DVS3X56/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=167148575413&hvpos=1o3&hvnetw=g&hvrand=10643742490976536847&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9004075&hvtargid=pla-273057957830&psc=1

@LauraMac -- see above -- it literally sprays out over the tub! the tub starts under the window

Yes it sprays into the wall almost! I’m hoping I can find a solution that doesn’t involve my holding onto the nozzle which I shower.

Have you ever used a hand-held unit? You don't have to hold it the whole time. You place it in the bracket that is attached to the wall. When it's in the holder, you can twist it to point in a different direction.

So you'd basically have a shower head that is pointed at a right-angle AND you have the option to take it out of the holder and use it. It doesn't mean that you HAVE TO take it out of the holder.

I should add that it may only be SOME hand held units that allow you to twist it in the holder. The one linked above doesn't look like you can.

Here's one that can:

Hand held that can twist

Notice the 'c' shaped holder.

There's also this 'extension arm' that you could use:

Extension arm

I have a shower head that has a "bendy straw" type arm. Originally for an old apartment that had a really low shower head that would hit an average height person in the chest. This shower head made it possible for tall people to have the water fall from above their heads. I kept it and it came in handy in our new house - previous owner had a cheap handheld thing that broke and also sucked, so we replaced it with our old one. I'll see if I can find the model.

LT, That is a shoddy set-up!! LOL! Any way you could remodel/reconfigure the shower?

Excellent ideas above! Extra long extension arm, and hand-held shower head above with even more extension and removable head..... Easiest fix!

An extension arm would work. Then put on a head that points straight down, like a rain head.

Easiest and least expensive would likely be a basic "L" shower head extension arm. Measure from the wall to the centerline of the tub. Figure an inch or so of the arm will be buried in the wall. A 16" arm might work, putting the shower head roughly 15" from the side wall, over the centerline fo the tub.

Use a couple wraps of teflon tape wrapped in the correct direction over the threads during installation. When threading the arm in to the wall union, stop when the arm is snug, but with the short leg of the arm roughly pointed towards the centerpoint of the tub's floor. Then thread on the shower head again using teflon tape on the threads, also wrapped around the threading on the proper direction.

Waterpik Linea 6-Spray 3.5 in. Showerhead in Chrome ($40 at Home Depot)