Live Well Yoga + Therapy

MOVEMENT - BREATH - MINDFULNESS

The purpose of Yoga is to increase happiness & decrease suffering

Everybody & Every BODY is Different

Yoga is More than a Physical Practice

The Student - Teacher Relationship is Important

Annamaya Kosha Assessment
& Personalized Home Practice

Available in Denver, Tulsa, or Online

sa tu dirghakala nairantarya satkarasevito drdhabhumih

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You know your practice has a firm foundation, when you have done it consistently, for a long-time, without interruption and with devotion to the truth.

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- Yoga Sutra 1.14

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This service includes two, 35 minute sessions.  The initial session will consist of an assessment of your annamaya kosha ("food body" or physical layer).  The second session will include a discussion & review of your personalized home practice.

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To encourage consistency, you can expect your first personalized home practice to be 15-20 minutes in length. Your practice may include a combination of asana (physical postures/movements) and pranayama (breath focus) in varying degrees depending on your initial assessment.

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Total Investment: $60

Teletherapy

Online Sessions
Colorado Based License & Practice

A combination of CBT techniques and the therapeutic application of yogic principles to assist in recognizing and changing unhelpful thought processes and bringing balance to the nervous system.

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Together we can slow down, look at what's going on and begin to make meaningful changes in the direction you would like to move. I invite you to take a deep breath, reach out today, and see where we can go together.

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Sessions are 50 minutes in length.  

(Clients are seen & billed through In - Depth Therapy

http://www.indepththerapy.org/lauras-biography)

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Self-pay or Insurance:

Blue Cross/Blue Shield

Aetna

Cigna

Victim's Compensation

Bright Health

Friday Health Plans

"Yoga has its roots in Indian thought, but its content is universal because it is about the means by which we can make the changes we desire in our lives.  The actual practice of yoga takes each person in a different direction.”

T. K. V. Desikachar