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Therapeutic Yoga is an ancient specialized system of bodily postures and techniques for health and longevity with beneficial physical results. For example:
Here at Tri-City Physical Therapy / Yoga Center we integrate modern medical training in physical therapy with the ancient practice of Yoga. We balance strength and flexibility, which increases endurance and develops self-awareness through precise movement, posture and breathing exercises. Yoga is for EveryoneTherapeutic Yoga is a complete life science. One of the oldest personal development systems in the world. Yoga means "union", a union which encompasses body, mind, and spirit. It is a discipline that leads to increased awareness of the mind/body connection - an increased awareness that also assists in stress management. Our Therapeutic Yoga sessions are designed for everyone. No previous experience is necessary. Therapeutic Yoga is particularly helpful for back care. If you need an evaluation before joining our Yoga Sessions, please call our office and a professionally trained Physical Therapist will perform a comprehensive evaluation. Individual Therapeutic Yoga sessions may be covered by medical insurance when prescribed by a Physician or Physical Therapist Some of the Benefits of Yoga
Exercising vs. YogaTherapeutic Yoga is a physiological hygiene which is superior to ordinary gymnastics and breathing exercises. Incorrect exercising may reinforce bodily misalignment, as individuals usually exercise improperly, relying on better-developed muscles for strength. Therapeutic Yoga, properly taught, encourages weak bodily parts to strengthen and stiff areas to stretch, thereby awakening and realigning the whole body. As the body becomes better aligned, it naturally corrects its deficiencies. About your InstructorKokila Patel, P.T., C.Y.I. is a Physical Therapist and Certified Yoga Therapist, with over 25 years of experience in treating patients with predominantly low back injuries. She takes the challenge of helping people to learn self-management skills to alleviate discomfort from their injuries. She also practices Hatha and Ayur Yoga (a system which helps balance body constitution using Ayurvedic principles)
To get more information, you may contact Kokila at Kokila@tricitypt.com, or our office at (510) 441-8906
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