Yoga therapy and Yin continuity

From Yoga Therapy and Yin Yoga to Somatic Facilitation

Parimukti’s former Yoga Therapy and Yin Yoga trainings are no longer offered. Their attention to breath, movement, awareness and wellbeing now continues through professional somatic facilitator training.

A responsible continuation

Earlier Yoga Therapy training explored relationships between body, mind, breath, meditation and patterns of wellbeing. Yin practice also invited slower attention to sensation, stillness and embodied experience.

The questions behind that work remain important: How does lived experience show up in the body? How can attention, breath and movement support regulation? How can practitioners work responsibly without presenting education as medical or psychological treatment?

Parimukti’s current somatic training carries these questions forward through nervous system education, embodiment, emotional awareness, experiential practice, integration and facilitation skills.

What somatic training adds

• A clear framework for nervous system regulation and embodied awareness
• Practice noticing patterns without diagnosing or treating
• Skills for creating safer, more choice-led learning spaces
• Integration and facilitation practice for work with individuals and groups

Current training paths