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Many people with addictions, trauma, and other mental health concerns have divorced their minds from their bodies. A yoga therapy program melds the mind, body, and spirit to help people feel more balanced and whole.
Different yoga poses can target different parts of the body to relieve pain and gently stretch and strengthen muscles. But yoga is more than just stretching; it also incorporates focused breathing, mindfulness meditation features, and guided imagery to achieve a healthy state of mind. Thus, yoga can help reduce physical and mental symptoms while promoting an overall positive outlook, making it suitable for anyone interested in restoring balance in their life.
Yes! Yoga caters to the unique needs of people in substance abuse treatment programs or mental health treatment programs. Whatever your struggles or goals, your yoga therapist will create a yoga program that can be of maximum benefit to you.
By contrast, a yoga class would provide a general experience. In a yoga class, you may find that some poses are too challenging, and the instructor may not place much emphasis on the mindfulness aspect of yoga.
Your yoga instructor will make sure you are able to perform the poses comfortably and will focus on unifying your mind and body. Also, you may have opportunities to talk about issues or emotions that surface during a yoga session.
Yoga may be useful for people with:
Because yoga can also relieve physical pain, it is suitable for managing withdrawal symptoms in the early stages of medical drug detox.
Yoga is an excellent self-care and relapse prevention tool. Further, you can do it just about anywhere to improve your focus, cope with relapse triggers, and release natural feel-good chemicals like endorphins. Other benefits may include:
Promises Behavioral Health treatment centers offer yoga as a complementary group therapy program for a broad range of behavioral health concerns. Are you ready to get your life back? Call us today at 844.875.5609 to get started.
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