Yoga therapy utilizes a whole-body approach and can be a companion to your current health care modalities. Your yoga therapy plan of care is personally tailored specifically to your needs and may include movement, stretching, breathwork, mindfulness and deep relaxation.
At the time of diagnosis (Help to relieve anxiety/fear)
During treatment (Help relieve symptoms of the treatment)
Post treatment (Connect with a continued support system)
Recurrence (Use tools both physical and mental to help navigate continued care)
Our current medical system is not set up to allow time to dig deeply into a whole-body approach to wellness. A yoga therapist can provide one of the most valuable commodities that we have: Time
By focusing on whole-body wellness instead of symptoms that are occurring, we will work to get to the source of pain and suffering.
At the heart, yoga is a spiritual practice that creates a deep connection with Self. This understanding continues to inform my life and my work as a yoga teacher/therapist. I started practicing yoga in 2007, looking for a way to help me cope with chronic back pain. I fell in love with the movement, the teachings, and the way I felt after savasana. Magically (?), my back started feeling better. In 2009, I enrolled in yoga teacher training and almost immediately, I realized that my passion for yoga would far exceed my initial expectation. My personal experience led me to expand my study and in 2018, I completed the Yoga Therapy program at The Soul of Yoga in Encinitas, California. I am a certified yoga therapist, experienced 500-hour yoga teacher, and Level 2 iRest meditation teacher. I have been teaching yoga and meditation since 2009, while also working as a change leadership consultant, advising business leaders through complex organizational change. As a yoga therapist, I specialize in supporting people with spine health, pain care, mental and emotional well-being, and cultivating resilience. My yoga classes are steeped in the Hatha tradition and include a blend of alignment-based asana, somatic movement, pranayama (breath), mantra (chanting), and mindfulness. All of my work is trauma-informed, heart-centered, and accessible. In addition to group classes and private yoga therapy sessions, I offer yoga and meditation workshops, tailored to a specific group or need. I never tire of exploring the vast field of yoga. What started as a practice that might help me minimize back pain has turned into so much more. Yoga has taught me acceptance, presence and love. I look forward to continuing to learn and explore along with you and our beautiful Perennial community.
Schedule a 15-minute phone consult to meet our yoga therapist and answer your questions about yoga therapy.
Includes 90-minute intake and two 75-minute 1-1 yoga therapy sessions. Note: All sessions must be scheduled within 3 months of initial intake
Best for clients who have been working with yoga therapy for several sessions. Personalized to the individual's stage of disease, treatments, physical, mental, and emotional needs. Includes a short deep relaxation to re-balance the nervous system.
Best for new clients or those experiencing an acute injury or chronic disease. Personalized to the individual's stage of disease, treatments, physical, mental, and emotional needs. Includes an extended deep relaxation session and meditation.
Yoga Therapy session for 2 individuals with similar condition or for partners looking to support one another with a health condition.
This relaxation session is deeply healing and will be customized to your condition, mindset and needs. Starts with a 10 minute gentle warm-up, followed by 25 min of guided deep relaxation (nidra) and 5-minutes of meditation.