Therapy
Find the Right Therapy for Your Mind and Body
- Wellness is not one-size-fits-all.
- Whether you’re looking to build strength, find inner peace, boost flexibility, or simply stay active, there’s a therapy for everyone.
- From the gentle flow of restorative yoga for seniors to the energizing beats of Zumba and the discipline of martial arts, each approach supports your physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

1. Yoga for Senior Citizen
- Yoga for Senior Citizens – Gentle Movement for Health and Well-Being It is specially designed program that focuses on promoting flexibility, balance, strength, and overall wellness in older adults.
- This gentle yoga practice incorporates slow movements, deep breathing, and mindfulness techniques that are safe and accessible for seniors, regardless of their experience or physical limitations.
- The sessions are tailored to the unique needs of senior participants, helping to improve physical health, mental clarity, and emotional well being.

Benefits
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Increased Flexibility
By lowering stiffness and boosting mobility, gentle stretching aids in maintaining and enhancing flexibility.
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Increased Stability and Balance
Seniors need to be more stable, and balance exercises can help prevent falls.
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Enhanced Strength
Low-impact strength-training exercises support the preservation of physical vigour and muscular tone.
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Stress Reduction
Mindfulness practices and breathing exercises encourage calmness and lessen tension and anxiety.
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Better Joint Health
Mild motions assist lubricate the joints, increasing their flexibility and easing the pain associated with diseases like arthritis.
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Mental Clarity and Focus
Breathing exercises and mindfulness improve mental clarity and focus, which benefits general cognitive health.
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Improved Sleep
Older folks frequently struggle with getting enough good-quality sleep, but yoga's relaxing benefits can assist.
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Social Cohesion
Attending group sessions helps to create a feeling of belonging and community, which can help combat feelings of isolation.
2. Yoga for Hormonal Imbalance

- Hormonal imbalances can affect every part of your life—your energy, emotions, sleep, skin, cycle, digestion, and more.
- Whether caused by stress, lifestyle, reproductive shifts, or health conditions like PCOS, thyroid issues, or menopause, these imbalances can feel overwhelming and isolating.
- Yoga offers a gentle, holistic approach to bring your body back into balance—naturally.
- Through mindful movement, breathwork, and deep relaxation, this practice helps regulate the endocrine system, calm the nervous system, and reconnect you with your innate rhythm.
What Is “Yoga for Hormonal Imbalance”?
This specialized practice blends:
- Targeted yoga postures to stimulate hormone-producing glands (thyroid, adrenal, ovaries, pituitary)
- Pranayama (breath techniques) to lower stress and cortisol
- Meditation and mindfulness to calm emotional fluctuations
- Restorative and Yin yoga to support deep healing and relaxation
Optional: Ayurvedic self-care rituals and lifestyle tips to support hormonal health
Every session is slow, intentional, and deeply nurturing—designed to meet your body where it is today.

Benefits
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Regulates the Endocrine System
Gentle, rhythmic movement stimulates glands responsible for hormone production and regulation.
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Reduces Stress & Cortisol
Stress is one of the biggest disruptors of hormonal health. Yoga calms the nervous system and supports adrenal recovery.
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Eases Symptoms
Can help relieve mood swings, fatigue, irregular cycles, hot flashes, insomnia, acne, bloating, and brain fog.
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Supports Emotional Wellness
Helps process emotional blockages and reconnects you with your intuition and feminine wisdom.
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Promotes Better Sleep & Digestio
Two pillars of hormonal health—improved naturally through breathwork and nervous system balance.
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Empowers You to Heal
Yoga cultivates self-awareness, patience, and body trust—key components of long-term, sustainable healing.
Who Is This Practice For?
This yoga is for you if you’re experiencing:
- PMS, PCOS, thyroid issues, or perimenopause/menopause
- Stress-induced hormonal issues
- Irregular periods or fertility concerns
- Emotional burnout, mood swings, or fatigue
No prior yoga experience is needed. Each session is beginner-friendly, trauma-informed, and rooted in deep compassion.
Come back home to your body. Reconnect with your flow.
✨ Healing is not a quick fix—it’s a return to balance, and yoga walks that path with you.
3.Power Yoga: Strength. Sweat. Stillness.

- Power Yoga is a dynamic, high-energy form of yoga that builds strength, flexibility, and endurance—while keeping you grounded in breath and mindfulness.
- It’s perfect for those who love to move, sweat, and feel fully alive in their body.
- Rooted in Ashtanga and Vinyasa traditions, Power Yoga blends flowing sequences, breath control, and intentional movement to create a full-body workout with a soulful twist
What Is Power Yoga?
Power Yoga is a modern, fitness-based style of yoga that focuses on:
- Continuous movement (flow) linked with breath
- Strength-building poses and core work
- Cardiovascular endurance
- Balance and flexibility
- Mental focus and stress release
Each class is unique—sometimes fast-paced and sweaty, other times slow and intense—but always designed to leave you energized, empowered, and grounded.
Benefits
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Builds Functional Strength
Engages muscles from head to toe, improving tone, balance, and endurance.
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Boosts Cardiovascular Health
A full-body flow that increases heart rate, circulation, and stamina.
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Improves Flexibility & Mobility
Dynamic stretching and movement create space in the joints and muscles.
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Improved Coordination
Punching, kicking, and footwork improve coordination and agility.
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Supports Weight Management
Burns calories while reducing stress—an ideal combo for a balanced metabolism.
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Sharpens Mental Focus
The intensity of the practice helps quiet the mind and develop laser-sharp concentration.
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6. Releases Stress
Sweat it out, breathe deeply, and walk away feeling lighter in both body and mind.
Who Is It For?
Power Yoga is ideal for:
- Yogis who enjoy a more physical, athletic practice
- Those seeking a workout with mindfulness
- Beginners with a reasonable fitness base, or intermediate to advanced practitioner
- Anyone looking to build strength, detox, and feel empowered
- Modifications are always available—you don’t need to be “flexible enough” or “fit enough” to begin. Just show up, breathe, and move.
4. Aerial Yoga (Swing Yoga) – Elevate Your Practice with Grace and Strength
- Aerial yoga, also known as Swing Yoga, is a unique blend of conventional yoga and aerial acrobatics in which participants do poses in the air using a hammock or swing.
- This activity promotes greater freedom of movement, deeper stretches, and a new degree of strength development, all while being supported by the swing.
- Aerial Yoga is ideal for people looking for a fun yet challenging technique to improve flexibility, balance, and core strength while experiencing weightlessness.
- It’s a dynamic and creative method to elevate your yoga practice to new levels.

Benefits
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Deeper Stretches
Because the hammock supports your body weight, you can stretch deeper and more effectively, improving your flexibility and mobility.
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Enhanced Core Strength
Swinging activates your core muscles, which help to build and tone your abs and back.
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Improved Balance and Stability
Practicing postures in the air requires balance and coordination, which improves stability both on and off the mat.
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Spinal Decompression
Inverted positions reduce strain on the spine and allow for moderate traction, which helps to relieve back pain and improve posture.
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Increased Confidence
As you learn aerial positions, you will gain self-confidence and belief in your body's powers.
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Stress Reduction
The smooth swinging motion of the hammock, along with careful breathing, offers a tranquil experience that reduces and increases relaxation.
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Fun and Playful
Aerial Yoga introduces a playful element to your practice, making it a fun way to explore movement and try new things.
5. Beauty Therapy in Yoga: Radiance from Within
- True beauty begins on the inside—and yoga is one of the most powerful tools to awaken that inner radiance.
- Beauty therapy in yoga is a soulful blend of movement, breath, mindfulness, and self-care rituals designed to rejuvenate the body, uplift the spirit, and restore natural vitality.

🌿 What Is Beauty Therapy in Yoga?
It’s a holistic practice that merges traditional yoga techniques with gentle beauty rituals to:
- Tone and sculpt the face and body
- Promote healthy skin through detoxification
- Release tension and stagnant energy
- Encourage graceful aging
- Cultivate self-love and confidence
Sessions may include:
- Face yoga & massage techniques
- Lymphatic drainage movements
- Glow-enhancing breathwork (Pranayama)
- Relaxation & guided meditation for inner peace
- Skincare rituals using natural oils or tools (like Gua Sha or jade rollers)

Benefits
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Enhances Natural Glow
Movement, breathwork, and facial massage increase circulation and oxygen flow to the skin, giving you a fresh, radiant appearance.
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Reduces Tension Lines
Soften frown lines, jaw tension, and tired eyes through targeted face yoga and stress-relief practices.
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Supports Detox & Lymphatic Flow
Gentle twists, inversions, and facial massage stimulate the body’s natural detox processes for clearer skin and improved vitality.
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Boosts Confidence & Self-Worth
Yoga encourages self-compassion, helping you feel more grounded, beautiful, and connected to your true self.
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Slows Visible Signs of Aging
Breath-led movement and daily mindfulness have been linked to graceful aging—helping reduce stress, improve posture, and soften fine lines naturally.
🌺 A Practice for All Ages
Whether you’re in your 20s or 60s, this practice celebrates beauty at every stage. You don’t need perfect skin or flexibility—just a willingness to nurture yourself from the inside out.
Radiate beauty, balance, and self-love.
6. Restorative Yoga – Relax, Restore, and Rejuvenate

- Restorative Yoga is a highly calming and contemplative practice that emphasises slowing down and expanding the body through passive stretching.
- It uses props such as bolsters, blankets, and blocks to support the body in soft, restorative poses, allowing you to completely relax and release tension.
- This practice aims to calm the nervous system, reduce tension, and promote profound healing and restoration.
- Restorative Yoga is ideal for anyone who wants to relax, de-stress, and build a sense of calm and well-being.
Benefits
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Deep Relaxation
Encourages full-body relaxation by holding gentle, supported poses for extended periods of time, enabling your muscles and mind to release tension
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Tension Relief
Relaxes the neurological system, lowering tension and anxiety while fostering emotional equilibrium.
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Improved Flexibility
Because the positions are passive, they allow your body to gently open and stretch, gradually increasing flexibility.
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Improved Sleep
This deeply relaxing technique reduces insomnia and promotes peaceful sleep by calming the mind and body.
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Increased Mindfulness
Promotes mindfulness and present-moment awareness, which helps to eliminate brain clutter and improve focus.
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Restorative yoga
reduces cortisol levels, which improves immune function and overall wellness.
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Body Gentle Healing
Ideal for injury recovery or persons with chronic pain, as it gives a non-stressful technique to stretch and heal the body
7. Hatha Yoga – The Foundation of Balance and Well-Being

- Hatha Yoga is a classical yoga practice that focusses on balance, flexibility, and strength through a combination of physical postures (asanas), breathing methods (pranayama), and meditation.
- This technique aims to align the body, quiet the mind, and improve general health and well-being.
- Hatha Yoga is suitable for both beginners and experienced yogis, as it focusses on holding poses and attentive breathing, allowing you to develop strength, flexibility, and inner peace at your own speed.
Benefits
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Improved Flexibility
Regular practice stretches and lengthens muscles, increasing flexibility and range of motion.
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Enhanced Strength
Hatha Yoga's held positions gradually increase muscle strength and endurance.
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Stress Relief
Hatha Yoga promotes relaxation by soothing the mind and relieving physical tension, thereby lowering stress and anxiety.
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Better Posture and Alignment
Focussing on good alignment improves posture and balance, lowering the risk of injury and discomfort in everyday life.
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Mind-Body link
The combination of mindful movement and breathwork strengthens the link between body and mind, promoting awareness and mindfulness.
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Increased Energy and Vitality
Hatha Yoga improves circulation, oxygenates the body, and balances energy, leaving you feeling refreshed and renewed.
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Foundation of other yoga styles
Hatha Yoga is the foundation of other yoga styles, making it an excellent starting point for those new to yoga.
8. Vinyasa Yoga – Flow with Strength, Flexibility, and Grace
- Vinyasa Yoga is a dynamic style of yoga that emphasises fluid movement and connects one pose to the next using breath.
- Vinyasa, often known as “flow yoga,” focusses on the seamless
transition between postures, resulting in a flowing meditation that increases strength, flexibility, and mental clarity. - This practice is vigorous and rhythmic, making it suitable for people who want to have a more physically active yoga experience while also developing awareness and inner peace.

Benefits
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Improved Strength and Stamina
The constant flow of exercises works many muscle groups, resulting in increased strength and endurance.
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Increased Flexibility
Regular practice improves flexibility by stretching and extending muscles using a variety of dynamic motions.
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Heart health
Vinyasa's rapid speed delivers a cardiovascular workout, which benefits heart health and metabolism.
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Tension Relief
Focussing on breath and movement promotes awareness, which reduces tension and calms the mind.
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Better Balance and Coordination
The smooth transitions between poses improve body awareness, balance, and coordination.
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Mind-Body Connection
Vinyasa deepens the connection between breath and movement, encouraging mindfulness and presence on and off the mat.
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Detoxification
The physical intensity and deep breathing assist detoxify the body by boosting circulation and encouraging the discharge of toxins through sweat.
9. Kriya Yoga – A Path to Inner Peace and Spiritual Awakening
- Kriya Yoga is an effective spiritual practice that combines particular physical postures (asanas), breath control techniques (pranayama), and meditation to promote spiritual progress and deep inner calm.
- This ancient practice, also known as “the science of energy and consciousness,” is intended to purify the mind, body, and spirit, giving practitioners a greater feeling of self-awareness and connection to the divine.
- Kriya Yoga is noted for its capacity to relax the mind, boost vigour, and improve the practitioner’s ability to meditate profoundly.

Benefits
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Deep Meditation
Kriya Yoga promotes a profound state of meditation by calming the mind and allowing for deep focus.
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Spiritual Growth
The practice hastens spiritual awakening, allowing practitioners to connect more deeply with their inner selves and the divine.
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Improved Energy Flow
Kriya practices direct the flow of prana (life force energy) throughout the body, enhancing vigour and decreasing weariness.
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Detoxification of the Mind and Body
Physical postures and breathwork cleanse the body, while meditation clears mental clutter, resulting in mental clarity and emotional equilibrium.
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Stress Reduction
Deep breathing and meditation help to relieve stress, anxiety, and emotional upheaval, encouraging inner serenity.
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Increased Focus and Clarity
Regular practice improves mental clarity, focus, and the capacity to stay in the present moment.
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Balanced Chakras
Kriya Yoga works to align and balance the body’s energy centers (chakras), promoting harmony between the physical, mental, and spiritual aspects of the self.
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Enhanced Self-Awareness
Kriya Yoga fosters self-awareness and mindfulness, helping practitioners live more consciously and with purpose.
10. Couple Yoga – Deepen Your Connection and Strengthen Your Bond
- Couple Yoga is a practice that encourages partners to connect, communicate, and grow physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
- This practice consists of a set of partner-based postures, breathwork, and mindfulness exercises that promote trust, mutual support, and intimacy.
- Whether you want to improve your relationship, relieve stress together, or simply have fun, Couple Yoga provides a unique opportunity to build your bond in a supportive, relaxed setting.

Benefits
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Strengthens Relationships
Partner poses encourage trust, communication, and cooperation, resulting in a stronger bond between partners.
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Emotional closeness
Couple Yoga promotes emotional closeness and connection by combining joint physical activities and mindful contact.
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Mutual Support
Working together to hold poses and support one another during practice fosters a sense of community and shared experience.
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Tension Reduction
Yoga's relaxing, focused nature reduces tension and promotes relaxation, resulting in a serene shared place.
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Improved Flexibility and Strength
Partner poses frequently test your physical boundaries, allowing both partners to improve strength, flexibility, and coordination together.
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Enhanced Communication
By synchronising breathwork and movement, partners learn how to communicate nonverbally and gain a better knowledge of each other's needs.
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Encourage playfulness and fun
Couples can try new methods of moving together, encouraging a sense of playfulness, laughter, and joy.