After finishing my yoga teacher training with Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy (PRYT), I must honestly say that beneath all the excitement of being a newly certified PRYT professional, […]
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Everyday Falling-Out Breaths: Reminders to Return you to your Phoenix Rising Yoga Practice
Posted on: by Sarah Bustamante
Take a deep inhalation in through your nose and let it fall out of your open mouth with a sigh or a sound. What do you notice? How do you […]
Beyond Curiosity – What is Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy?
Posted on: by Carol Capper
~Written by Carol Capper MS, OTR/L, PRYT~ Often the question comes up from both PRYT students and practitioners – How do you invite prospective clients into this work? How do […]
Life with Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy
Posted on: by Malinda Romine
From my first yoga class I experienced the connection between my body and my emotions. The instructor was trained in Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy and she invited an attitude of […]
10 Really Good Reasons It’s Time to See a Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapist
Posted on: by Renee Reusz
Do you believe that the mind and body are connected? Most people do these days. It makes sense that whatever happens to you physically affects you mentally/emotionally and vice versa. […]
Offering Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy
Posted on: by Carol Capper
What is it that you really offer in a Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy Session or group experience? I mean, really, what is it? What sets you apart in what you […]
Silence and Violence–a Yoga Therapy Perspective
Posted on: by Renee Reusz
Recently there was an abduction of a young, 17 year old lady in my community. It happened at the small shopping mall where I get my groceries, not far from […]
Defining Yoga Therapy
Posted on: by Elissa Cobb
The Los Angeles Airport Hilton Hotel was recently overrun with thousands of Yoga teachers and Yoga therapists at the first Symposium on Yoga Therapy and Research, created by The International […]
The Revolution in Thinking on Health and Healing
Posted on: by Michael Lee, MA, C-IAYT
A Conversation with Joan Borysenko, Ph.D. and Michael Lee, M.A. On the way home from Dr. Christine Page’s weekend Level 1 program in Rhode Island which was attended buy some […]
The Couch or The Yoga Mat:
Yoga Therapy vs Psychotherapy
Posted on: by Michael Lee, MA, C-IAYT
Can yoga take the place of a psychotherapy, particularly if engaging a body-mind modality like Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy? There seem to be many case studies and reports from clients […]