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Therapeutic Yoga

"Yoga is the perfect vehicle for helping people to develop a deeper awareness of their body, mind, and spirit." – T.K.V. Desikachar

Therapeutic Yoga: A Path to Holistic Health

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Therapeutic yoga is a complementary form of medicine that integrates the mind, body, and breath to promote healing and well-being. Dr. Lemesheva offers customized one-on-one therapeutic yoga sessions tailored to address your unique physical, mental, and emotional needs. Each session incorporates meditation, breathing techniques, and personalized movement practices to support your overall health.

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Dr. Lemesheva’s approach to therapeutic yoga is holistic, combining active muscle stretching, cupping therapy, and trigger point release to enhance the therapeutic effects. These sessions are designed to not only relieve physical discomfort but also address deeper emotional and mental health concerns, offering a transformative experience for each individual.

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Conditions Managed with Therapeutic Yoga:

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Therapeutic yoga is a powerful tool for managing a wide range of physical and mental health conditions, including:

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  1. Chronic Pain: Relieve back pain, neck pain, joint pain, and other chronic pain conditions.

  2. Anxiety and Depression: Improve mental health by reducing stress and promoting relaxation.

  3. Stress-Related Disorders: Manage conditions like insomnia and fatigue by calming the nervous system.

  4. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD): Therapeutic yoga helps individuals recover from trauma by providing a safe space for emotional healing.

  5. Eating Disorders: Support recovery from anorexia, bulimia, and other eating disorders through mindful movement and body awareness.

  6. Addiction and Substance Abuse: Aid in the recovery process by promoting mental clarity, physical strength, and emotional resilience.

  7. Cardiovascular Disease: Therapeutic yoga can help manage conditions such as high blood pressure and heart disease by improving circulation and reducing stress.

  8. Respiratory Conditions: Breathing techniques and mindful movement support respiratory health, benefiting those with asthma, COPD, and other lung conditions.

  9. Neurological Conditions: Therapeutic yoga has been shown to support individuals with Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, and other neurological disorders by improving mobility and reducing symptoms.

  10. Sleep Disorders and Chronic Fatigue: Therapeutic yoga promotes better sleep patterns and boosts energy levels by calming the mind and restoring the body’s balance.

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