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You don’t have to adjust to yoga. Yoga can be adjusted to you!
Why Yoga Therapy?
Yoga is not a “one size fits all” practice. Each individual has a different body type, age, health, cultural background, physical and mental concerns, so Yoga should adapt carefully to individual´s needs, not the opposite. And that’s how Yoga Therapy can help.
Here yoga is completely adjusted for you, unlike in a regular yoga class where many general yoga poses are actually contraindicated and even dangerous for people suffering from high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes, scoliosis and herniated discs, cancer, asthma etc.
These sessions are for YOU if you’re:
✅ Struggling with chronic pain
✅ Experiencing physical discomfort
✅ Recovering from an injury
✅ Facing mental health challenges and stress
✅ Feeling disconnected or unfulfilled
✅ Finding it hard to commit to wellness routines
✅ Managing limited time for self-care
✅ Seeking a natural approach to your well-being
For Whom
The beauty of yoga therapy is that there are requirements or conditions to join Yoga therapy sessions. It is for everybody who wants to naturally overcome a symptom or health issue. Whether age, gender, or physical condition is, Yoga Therapy adapts and helps you achieve a more active, energetic, and healthy life.
- Individuals with Chronic Conditions: Such as herniated disks, sciatica, scoliosis, arthritis, and osteoporosis
- Office Employees: Experiencing neck, shoulder, and back pain from prolonged sitting and stress caused by work pressure
- New Moms: Seeking postural relief and rejuvenation, and managing stress and fatigue associated with new motherhood
- Those with Mental Health Concerns: Including anxiety, depression, and insomnia
- Housewives: Looking for relief from daily physical strain and support for overall wellness
- Postpartum Recovery: Supporting recovery from childbirth, including diastasis recti, pelvic organ prolapse, and post-birth recovery related issues
You Are Unique and You Deserve Unique Personalized Care.
- Get a Personalized Recovery Plan: We'll craft a tailored approach to address your specific health concerns.
- Explore the Benefits of Yoga Therapy: Learn how yoga and yoga therapy can effectively support your healing journey.
- Target Your Health Concerns: Receive customized guidance to address specific issues, from pain relief to stress management.
I get it —your work is stressful, your life is busy, and you probably have limited time for self-care.
But just like my students who find a way to dedicate just 2 hours a week to their well-being, you can too. Even a small commitment can make a huge difference in how you feel, both physically and mentally.Sumati, a highly busy Director at a corporate firm.
She schedules one yoga therapy session in the evening after work and another on weekends.
Anna, a new mom with a busy schedule.
She fits her yoga practice into her baby’s nap time twice a week and if the baby wakes up early - we practice together.
Alice, a wife, a mother and a traveler, she loves to stay fit.
She keeps her schedule flexible, but never misses a yoga session, no matter where life takes her.
Irene, a housewife and mother of two.
She dedicates the two hours after dropping her kids off at school to her yoga practice on weekdays.
When to Start Yoga Therapy:
How Yoga Therapy Works:
- Starts with an assessment to create a program tailored to your specific needs.
- Focuses on health improvement rather than traditional yoga.
- Utilizes yoga techniques, principles, and props to ease symptoms and improve well-being.
- Teaches safe practice and understanding of your body’s limits.
- Promotes active participation in your self-healing journey.
Yoga Therapy Effectiveness: Health Conditions and Recovery Statistics
Medical condition | Helped by Yoga Therapy |
Alcoholism | 100% |
Anxiety | 94% |
Arthritis and Rheumatic Disorders | 90% |
Asthma and Bronchitis | 88% |
Back Disorders | 98% |
Cancer | 90% |
Diabetes | 80% |
Duodenal Ulcers | 90% |
Heart Disease | 94% |
Medical condition | Helped by Yoga Therapy |
Hemorrhoids | 88% |
High Blood Pressure | 84% |
Insomnia | 82% |
Menopause Disorders | 80% |
Pre-and Menstrual Problems | 68% |
Migraine | 80% |
Neurological and Neuromuscular Diseases | 96% |
Obesity | 74% |
Smoking | 74% |
Source: The Yoga Biomedical Trust, London
YOGA CLASS VS YOGA THERAPY SESSION
What’s The Difference Between
Yoga Class and Therapy Yoga Session?
YOGA
Yoga Teacher
A Yoga Teacher focus on pose alignment and correction, instructing how to breathe, meditate, and relax
Yoga Class
Because it happens in a group class, the teacher may or may not adjust
postures hands-on.
Yoga Student
The yoga student seeks to improve their well-being, strength, and flexibility in general.
YOGA THERAPY
Yoga Therapist
A Yoga Therapist starts by learning what are his client's physical and mental issues. Then, identify the most appropriate yogic methods.
Yoga Therapy Session
The 1 on 1 session is completely focused on the individual needs, symptoms, and health condition of the students.
Yoga Therapy Client
The client wants to manage a specific physical or mental health condition, having an active role in self-empowerment, self-development, and self-cure.