Yoga For Therapy

Yoga Therapy in Arlington, Charlottesville, & Richmond, Virginia

Healing Isn’t Always From the Inside Out.

Consider this: while talk therapy and changing the quality of your thoughts can be extremely beneficial, there are lots of things we do every day that focus on feeling better from the outside in, versus the other way around.

You may go for regular runs because it’s so much easier to sleep at night when you do this consistently. Or you may stay away from fried food because it’s better for your chronic health condition or your energy. Either way, this is working from outside in to take of your well-being.

Photo of mountains on a sunny day. Are you looking for a new way to express your emotions and take care of your well-being? With yoga therapy in Arlington, VA you can begin overcoming symptoms in a positive way.

Combining The Right Tools For The Biggest Impact.

With the addition of trauma-informed yoga in your mental health services, you can have the best of outside-in and inside-out tools for feeling better, faster. Intensives allow for the combination of mindful movement with evidence-based talk therapy methods. So that you achieve your desired breakthrough.

Using Your Body in Yoga For Therapy As A Resource.

When you engage your body in purposeful and mindful movement, you give yourself the gift of accessing your body’s silent wisdom. This is the wisdom of generations of learning, recovery, overcoming, and rebirth. Yoga for therapy links you to all of it and turns your body into an asset for your mental health.

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How I Use Yoga For Therapy

Trauma-Informed Yoga is a unique and specialized service. One that understands that many of us have experienced some kind of threat or violation to our bodies. It has become more common knowledge in recent years that trauma, of any kind, tends to live in the body long after the initial hurt has passed. So by targeting these wounds with mindful movement can open the door for greater empowerment and recovery for those seeking mental health services.

The beauty of trauma-informed yoga is how it allows us to not only reduce physical weakness and aches and pains but also increase our mental resilience and enhance our emotional state across all types of settings, such as work, home, and social situations.

Yoga therapy sessions help you to be more present with your own emotions in a way that feels safe and manageable. It also gives you a greater sense of independence and trust in yourself. Rather than teaching you to be overly dependent on your therapy provider. This is so important for your feeling of confidence and your ability to listen to yourself!

Begin Addressing Your Emotional Needs With Yoga Therapy

Addressing your emotional needs through a therapy intensive using yoga allows you the necessary extended time to safely process your thoughts and feelings. Without feeling rushed or prematurely pushed out of the therapy space. My sessions are generally 3 hours in length. Though some clients may be offered the option for 90-minute intensive sessions, depending on the treatment needs.

If you take the leap to get started with treatment for your specific concerns, you likely feel like my average client, who is not only grateful for the comprehensive healing process but also wishes they had scheduled their intensive much sooner! Contact me today.

Interested in Yoga for Therapy In Alexandria, Arlington, Charlottesville, or Richmond, VA?

If you're experiencing troublesome symptoms and wish to incorporate yoga into your treatment plan, consider reaching out and finding support from Satya Counseling & Yoga. As a trauma-informed yoga teacher and mental health clinician, I can help you explore and understand your emotions, develop coping strategies, and provide a safe and supportive environment for you to heal. To get started with a therapy intensive using yoga follow these three simple steps:

  1. Contact me to schedule an appointment and see if yoga therapy is right for you

  2. Begin meeting with me, Linda Sanderville, therapist and yoga teacher

  3. Start seeing positive changes in your life as you begin healing!

Other Services Offered at Satya Counseling and Yoga

At Satya Counseling and Yoga, I want to help my clients heal from any symptoms they may be struggling with. In addition to Yoga Therapy at my Northern Virginia practice, I offer anxiety therapy, depression counseling, trauma therapy, and couples counseling. I also offer a Transformation Therapy Intensive for those looking to seek accelerated progress toward their identified goals and personal growth. For more about my practice check out my FAQs and blog!

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