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My mission is to help you connect with simple practices and tools that will nurture the well-being of your mind, body, and spirit. I specialize in pelvic floor dysfunction, perinatal health, and postpartum recovery. No yoga experience is needed.

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“Yoga therapy is the process of empowering individuals to progress toward improved health and wellbeing through the application of the teachings and practices of yoga.

The goals of yoga therapy include eliminating, reducing, or managing symptoms that cause suffering, improving function, helping to prevent the occurrence or re-occurrence of underlying causes of illness, and moving toward improved health and wellbeing. Yoga therapy also helps clients/students change their relationship to and identification with their condition.” International Association of Yoga Therapists (IAYT)

Current research shows that yoga therapy can benefit many health conditions including but not limited to: perinatal health, chronic pain or musculoskeletal imbalances like back pain, sciatica, pelvic floor dysfunction, c-section rehabilitation, osteoporosis, cancer, autoimmune disease and mental and emotional health conditions like depression, anxiety, and trauma. Research shows that yoga reduces stress, lowers heart rate and blood pressure, improves sleep, elevates mood, alleviates pain, improves strength and flexibility, and improves overall quality of life.

Yoga therapy is a complementary healing model that is not meant to replace talk therapy or substitute medical care. If you want to know how yoga therapy can help you, schedule a free discovery call with me today.

What is Yoga Therapy?

What Practices are used in Yoga Therapy?

Yoga therapy uses a holistic approach, including practices for the body, mind, and spirit. The scope of yoga therapy practice includes:

  • Asanas (poses)

  • Pranayama (breathing practices)

  • Yoga Nidra (non-sleep deep rest, deep relaxation)

  • Meditation

  • Mudra (focused hand and eye gestures)

  • Mantra and affirmations

  • Chanting/Music

  • Lifestyle modifications (diet, music, nature, sleep)

  • Self reflection (setting goals, intentions, finding purpose and meaning)

  • Sangha (supportive community)

What to Expect in a Yoga Therapy Session

During your one-on-one yoga therapy session, we will complete a thorough assessment by discussing your health information and goals. Additional posture and range of motion may be conducted if we work on a physical condition. You will then be given a set of practices designed to best meet your goals. Short, frequent practices have been shown to be more effective than more extended periods a few times a week, this approach is especially supportive for fostering new habits. You will be given a detailed description of everything we do together so that you can easily practice your yoga therapy “prescription” in your home in the form of written or digital media.

During additional sessions, your progress toward your goals and experience will be reviewed, then modifications and additions may be suggested as appropriate.

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