Learn more about
Yoga Therapy
Healing
Collaborative
Holistic
Progressive
Empowering
Evidence-based
Personalized
Non-invasive
Accessible
Participatory

The International Association of Yoga Therapists (IAYT) defines Yoga Therapy as:
"the professional application of the principles and practices of yoga to promote health and well-being within a therapeutic relationship that includes personalized assessment, goal setting, lifestyle management, and yoga practices for individuals or small groups."
Yoga is wonderfully diverse...
Yoga therapy is uniquely tailored to your interests and immediate needs. Below are some of the elements I weave into my sessions.
Yogic Tools:
Asana (yoga postures)
Pranayama (breathwork)
Yoga Nidra (deep relaxation)
Meditation
Mudra (hand positions)
Ayurveda (Yoga's ancient science of health and wellness)
Chakras (energy centers) & Subtle Anatomy
Mantra (sacred sounds or chanting)
Yoga Philosophy
Somatic Mindfulness
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Additional Components:
Polyvagal Theory
Functional Movement
Talking and Deep Listening
Outdoor Sessions
Intuitive Counseling
Imagery/Visualization


Preparing for Your Session
Before your first session, you'll fill out an intake form overviewing your health, lifestyle, concerns, and goals for working together. The first session is 90 minutes, and we'll review your intake form together before beginning practice. We can meet in-person or via Zoom. The specific mind-body practices we do will be tailored to your interests as well as your needs and goals. You can always count on moving and intentional breathing. The first session is also a great opportunity to build the foundations of functional anatomical alignment and healthy breathing patterns.
Yoga therapy is a progressive modality, meaning each session builds on the previous ones and the results grow with time and practice - it's slow (but lasting) medicine! For this reason it is recommended that you commit to at least three sessions to see maximum benefits. Sliding scale payment options are available for those with limited resources.