Are you recovering from substance abuse?
Your better life awaits and yoga can help.
Coming out of substance abuse, we find ourselves facing the same issues that led us down the path of self harm. Impulsivity, trauma response, poor coping skills, low self worth, and more are likely still a part of our life. Yoga can help on all of these fronts.
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The Joy Beyond Sobriety: Reclaiming Wonder, Purpose, and Pleasure
For many people in recovery, the first goal is simple: stop drinking or using. And that goal is no small thing—it’s a life-changing shift. But
Four Step Path to Success – Building Good Habits
Change doesn’t happen all at once. If you’ve ever tried to overhaul your life overnight (as so many of us have), you know how exhausting and unsustainable that approach can be
Interwoven Roots ~ the Profound Power of Community
Redwoods are among the tallest trees in the world, standing for hundreds or even thousands of years. But their real strength lies beneath the surface
Creating a Home Yoga Practice for Beginners in Recovery: A Step-by-Step Guide to Support Sobriety
Establishing a yoga practice at home can be a transformative tool for anyone in recovery. Yoga provides holistic healing
A Yoga Practice That Builds Skills for Sober Living
Yoga offers more than just a physical workout. For people in recovery, it can be a path to healing, self-awareness, and resilience. Whether you’re in
Sleep is medicine! A nightime yoga practice for sweet slumber
Sleep is healing, sleep is medicine, if you are having trouble getting quality sleep try this yoga practice before bed.
Pranayama & Recovery – a Powerful Practice for You
Nadi Shodhana, or alternate nostril breathing, is a simple yet powerful practice that can be especially helpful for anyone in recovery from substance abuse. It’s
Somatic Practice to Settle Your Nervous System
Somatic movement is a type of body-focused practice that emphasizes internal physical perception and awareness.