Do you have students with chronic illness or a life-threatening condition?
Learn how to serve them through Kundalini Yoga and meditation. Level 1 Teacher Training prepares you to teach to healthy people, but you need a different set of skills and a different way of thinking in order to teach Kundalini Yoga therapeutically.
Check out our latest featured book by Robert. L. Rothemberg!
We’re introducing a good read for you and your clients or students. This book teaches how to relax into the healing power of your Prana, noticing how one’s breath can restore you when facing a challenging health condition or situation. In celebration of World Mental Health Day (October 10th) and upcoming Breast Cancer Awareness month. Tell us what you think about our pick, and remember that by shopping through our Amazon Asssociate link you help the GRD Center earn from qualifying purchases!
KUNDALINI YOGA THERAPY BLOG
After the first Kundalini Yoga for Living With Diabetes class my blood glucose went from 120 down to 86! The amazing thing is, each night it has stayed in the 85-87 range. After the first class I showed this result. I am impressed with what a little yoga and meditation can do.
Thank you for lifting us, inspiring us, coaching and mentoring us as teachers to people with health conditions. Bringing Kundalini Yoga into health care has become my personal mission. Thank you for awakening this in me.
Your encouragement and skill in working with me set my healing in motion with effortless grace. Thank you.
When Did Yoga Therapy Become a “Field?”
The day before I started to write this article I sat with eleven other Yoga teachers, each representing a member school of the International Association of Yoga Therapists, each a steward of their Yogic lineage and tradition, each a pioneer in bringing Yoga as a therapy into Western medicine.