Yoga Therapy for Injury and Rehabilitation
Surgeries or serious injuries can have many effects – we may have a time of reduced mobility and enforced rest, missing work or regular social and sporting activities, all of which can affect mood; we may experience long term pain; we may be anxious about our recovery...Taking care of your Spine with Yoga
Back pain is probably the most common physical complaint we experience – the UK National Institute of Clinical Excellence suggests 60% of people will have Low Back Pain at some stage in their lives, with up to 28% of people experiencing this in any one month.1 Yoga...Yoga Therapy for Digestive Health
Digestive Health refers to your individual experience of processing food, extracting nutrients, and expelling waste – possibly a taboo subject, but one of importance. There are many problems we can have with digestion – short term if we have made ill-judged choices of...Taking care of Your Knees with Yoga
Knee pain affects a lot of people – some estimates place it at 25% of adults experiencing knee pain at some stage in life1. Yoga can help a lot with knee pain but can also hinder – the devil is in the detail. Our knees are one of the toughest and most resilient joints...Socials and Feeds
