What is Yoga Therapy?
In the past decade, modern medicine and scientific studies have documented the close interaction of body, mind and spirit — how one influences the other. This concept has been integral to classical yoga for thousands of years, and because yoga addresses the whole individual — physically, mentally, energetically, and spiritually, it provides healing at many different levels. Yoga as therapy is one of the original and longest lasting forms of holistic health management.
What conditions can be helped?
Back problems, including sciatica and postural issues.
Breathing problems, including asthma, COPD, sinus problems and allergies.
Insomnia and sleep disorders.
Arthritis, fibromyalgia and joint pain.
Digestive problems, including heartburn, indigestion, constipation and low energy.
Anxiety, depression and other mental health disorders.
Acute and chronic stress disorders.
Hypertension and cardiovascular disorders.
What is the cost?
Your payment of $395 includes a 90 minute session to assess your needs and develop an appropriate program that will work with your condition and personal time constraints. Within the next 2-3 weeks another 30-minute session will be held to review your program, your progress and make any needed adjustments.
Further 60-minute sessions can be booked as needed for $195 each.
To schedule, please contact me directly by email: swatmarupa@gmail.com
I have a government accredited Diploma of Satyananda Yoga Teaching from Australia and have taught yoga since 1995. I was named an Acharya (master of yoga) by my guru in India in 2015. Prior to owning a yoga center for 23 years, I was a certified registered nurse anesthetist (CRNA) for over 25 years and taught anesthesia for more than 10 years at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation.
I have found that my medical background and my extensive experience teaching thousands of yoga students has given me a unique perspective in creating personalized yoga therapy programs that will support and improve your health.
I have taught yoga internationally in Australia, Colombia, Mexico, India, and Greece, and have been a presenter at Yoga Alliance conferences, and programs at Kripalu and Omega retreat centers here in the US.
Provider Qualifications in Yoga
AYT-L2: Accredited Yoga Teacher at level 2 through the Yoga Academy of North America
E-RYT 500: Experienced, Registered Yoga Teacher with at least 2000 teaching hours
RCYT: Registered Children’s Yoga Teacher
RPYT: Registered Prenatal Yoga Teacher
YACEP: Yoga Alliance Continuing Education Provider
The yoga therapy components of my teaching are based on my medical background and 28+ years of teaching, not derived from my status as an eRYT500 with Yoga Alliance. Yoga Therapy is not a licensed healthcare profession in Ohio.
What are my credentials?
