Yoga Therapy

Ever had that “gut feeling?”

Your body communicates with you in many ways. And unlike the thinking mind, the body provides you with straight answers. However, you can miss these messages from your body if you’re not listening.

The essence of a yoga therapy session – specifically in the Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy style – allows you to experience ’embodied presence’ by mindfully tuning in to your body’s physical, emotional, and mental direct experience. A session empowers you to deepen the relationship among the physical, mental, and emotional parts of your self through yoga, psychology, and bodywork.

Elements of a session include physical and/or verbal supportive movement, assisted yoga postures, therapeutic dialogue, guided meditation and breath work, reflective listening, and an invitation to explore thought, sensation, and emotional patterns through the lens of your body.

People who are in the education, healing, healthcare, or helping professions, as well as those who have anxiety ,depression, stress, tension, or trauma are drawn to yoga therapy to complement their talk therapy sessions or as a stand-alone option. Yoga, mindfulness, or meditation experience is not necessary

Meet Justine Ferguson

Justine is a sensitive and intuitive educator, yoga therapist, and yoga teacher. Her focus has always been on creating a safe and nourishing classroom that calms students’ nervous systems as well as engaging developing minds and bodies. Breath, movement, and reflection are some of the key elements to her classroom. She creates a safe space for students as well as clients to show up as they are – whether they’re in a classroom, yoga studio, office, or living room.

Justine offers private yoga therapy sessions at The Gentle Place during the following hours:

Email her directly for an appointment or for more info: justine@TrinityYogaTherapy.org

You can also check out her website at:  www.TrinityYogaTherapy.org