Advanced Yoga Therapy Library
Practices that support Advanced Yoga Therapy
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Sustaining Integration for energy and peace
This is a good practice if you feel "triggered", low energy or just a great way to get centered in the morning. It comes from Integrated Body Psychotherapy and it can take up to 10 times to do correctly.
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Sustaining integration practice
From Integrated Body Psychotherapy, these two poses will feel great whether morning, afternoon or evening!
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Boundary Meditation
Inspired by Integrated Body Psychotherapy (IBP) feel this boundary visualization to feel the full expansion of your Self.
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Breath for Expansion
Inhale through the mouth and expand your lung capacity, relax into this expansion and give yourself energy for the day!
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Start your day with breath
A quick pranayama practice for the day
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Sunrise yoga with mudra & juthi
A 35 minute traditional gentle hatha practice in Costa Rica exploring the unity mudra, some yoga philosophy including the koshic model and lots of juthi practice - the paced movement that releases any emotional, mental or physical tension. Adding both bhastrika breath, which balances the nervous ...
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Hatha for the nervous system with Niki
Morning or evening, this is a great class for balancing your nervous system.
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Yoga nidra by the goose pond
Yoga nidra helps you to slide between different states of consciousness effortlessly and enjoy the benefits of a parasympathetic awakening
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Yoga Nidra for Soul with music
A soulful 20 minute yoga nidra with music
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Yoga nidra in the forest
A powerful practice of deep rest to rejuvenate your mind and body. This is great for a mid-day break to reset and re-energize with calm.
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Yoga Nidra to restore the vagus nerve
It's so easy to become dysregulated, so here's a video to help you restore your balanced state of Being through a simple but powerful practice of yoga nidra
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Yin for better sleep
Slowing down and preparing the mind for rest
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Vata balancing
Vata is a term used in Ayurveda to indicate characteristics of Air & Ether. People who have "Vata" in thier constitution tend to be creative, light, fun and great problem solvers. But when they are out of balance, they can be anxious, suffer with poor digestion and insomnia. This is a day tim...
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A Restorative class for Adrenal health
Adrenal health is necessary for some and a joyful practice for others. Learn something new in your yoga.
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Restful breath
Left nostril breathing has an incredible capacity to bring more relaxation into your life. A simple 2 min practice to change your mental and emotional state
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Om mantra healing
Use the syllable breakdown of AUM to engage the parasympathetic system of "rest and digest"
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Bedtime yoga routine
Sometimes we need a little help to slow down, this is a quick and easy yoga sequence
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Breath Practice to Reduce Anxiety
Lengthen your breath and reduce anxiety. Use a two part inhale ~belly and chest and a long exhale. Try to breath through the nostrils on both the inhale and the exhale.
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Presence Pause
Presence requires you to become embodied. Using breath, learn to connect with your experience.
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Shiva Shambhu Bhajan
This Bhajan honours Shiva, the Adi-yogi, the first yogi who is known for destroying ignorance through realizing the true nature of reality. There are 108 forms of this God/energy. In the form of "Shiva," he embodies purity of mind and heart. Unlike Vedic recitation, Bhajan's melody and structure ...
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Cooling practice or "Pitta Balancing"
In Ayurveda, each constitution requires certain yoga postures and breathing for balance. If you are in a leadership position or love to organize, this practice will bring you peace. Ayurveda + Yoga are meant to be used together for individualized holistic health.
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Prepare for breathing
Open your ribs and diaphragm, shoulders and chest to enjoy free and open deep brerathing at the end
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What is Jhoti kriya?
Learn all this and more in Yogacharini Maitreyi's simple explanation with Navin as her assistant
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Arkaya Tantra yoga
You will be left feeling calm, peaceful and ready for the day or night. This is how yoga was meant to be done. Decolonize your yoga by returning to the roots.