Yoga Therapy &
Pain Neuroscience Education
Learn to manage, reduce, and regulate your pain.
And do it with evidence-based tools that are more effective than opioids. Here is the proof.
A letter to those living with physical pain…
I see you.
Living with chronic pain can feel isolating, exhausting, and never-ending.
Every day is filled with fear about when the next flare-up may happen.
Nothing shows up on the scans, so your doctors are confused.
Your loved ones care, but don’t know how to support you.
And your future feels uncertain.
But there is a path for you.
Your pain is real and you deserve relief.
Relief that lets you get back to your life and the people you love.
What if I told you there’s a time-tested, evidence-based path to healing?
And that it picks up the pieces that Western medicine left behind?
Would you want to know more?
Ways We Can Work Together
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Accessible Yoga Classes
Join these therapeutic & adaptive yoga classes that promote well-being through correct posture, breath, and guided movements.
These classes promote awareness while gently stretching, lengthening, and opening both body and mind.
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Private Yoga Therapy Sessions
Yoga therapy is a personalized, evidence-based practice that helps individuals manage specific physical, mental, and emotional health conditions.
Explore the healing power of yoga with a private practice designed specifically for your needs.
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90-Day Pain Management Program
This program is for people whose pain hasn't been fully addressed by Western medicine or who want a complementary approach.
This journey will help you build the knowledge, skills, & beliefs to manage your pain & navigate your care with confidence.
Hear What Other Clients Have to Say
Your Questions About Yoga for Chronic Pain
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Pain neuroscience education teaches how the brain and the body respond to pain. Understanding the nervous system reduces fear, and learning about yoga therapy provides you with practical ways to change and influence your pain, especially when scans don’t have the answers.
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Yes. Research supports yoga and yoga therapy as effective, non drug options for many chronic pain conditions, including back pain, arthritis, fibromyalgia, and more.
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A yoga class is a group practice adapted for many bodies. Yoga therapy is one-on-one, built around your specific health history, values, and goals that you choose with the assistance of a certified yoga therapist.
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No. It is meant to complement your medical care. Some clients are referred to yoga therapy by their providers. However, yoga therapy may be new to many physicians, as there are fewer than 4,000 yoga therapists in the world. Ask yours about yoga therapy today!