Chronic pain is a complex and often misunderstood condition that affects millions of people worldwide. Yoga therapy is emerging as an integrative approach to chronic pain management.
By Christine Saari, MA, C-IAYT You may have heard of alternate nostril breathing, a simple yet powerful ancient Yoga technique that has garnered renewed attention with the growing popularity of breathwork in supporting overall health. Also known as “nadi shodhana”,...
In this article, we examine the therapeutic potential of nasal breathing in yoga therapy and expore the effect of nasal breathing on neurological conditions such as stroke, brain surgery, traumatic brain injury, and psychogenic issues.
By Christine Saari, MA, C-IAYT The Pressing Concern of Professional Burnout The very essence of a professional's role, whether in healthcare or other sectors, involves being consistently committed, often going above and beyond to meet job demands. Unfortunately,...
By Christine Saari, MA, E-RYT, C-IAYT Finding Ground Amidst Seasonal Changes As the warmth of summer fades and we inch into September, particularly here in the Northeast, a subtle chill enters the air. The leaves prepare for their vibrant finale, and a certain type...
Do you have a health condition that is chronic and seems to have no solution? Have you been to multiple doctors without receiving a satisfactory diagnosis that could explain your symptoms? Read on to discover how yoga therapy is emerging as an evidence-based complementary health care option to empower people to reduce, manage, or even transform their relationship to stress, even finding relief from stubborn health conditions with no obvious medical explanation.
Yoga therapy offers a unique approach to healing that aims to improve mental and physical health. Yoga therapists guide clients through a range of yoga practices, including movement, breathing, chanting, affirmations, and meditation, which have been clinically proven to be effective in therapeutic settings.
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