Svastha

Svastha in Sanskrit means: being established in one’s own Self.

It describes a state of inner balance—physically, mentally, and emotionally.
Health arises when we are connected with ourselves and our system can respond flexibly to the demands of life.

In my work, I integrate this perspective with a modern understanding of salutogenesis. I support people—both in my naturopathic practice and in my yoga teaching—in strengthening their capacity for self-regulation: in metabolism, the nervous system, and everyday life.

Depending on individual needs, the approach may vary:
as therapeutic guidance or through group and one-on-one yoga sessions.

Both complement each other seamlessly when needed.

Naturopath Practice

Ayurveda is considered the "science" of longevity and integrates yoga into its applications. The goal is to live a healthy and active life into old age.

„When the diet is wrong, the medicine is of no use. If the diet is correct, the medicine is not needed.“
(Ayurvedisches Sprichwort) 

Therapeutisches Yoga für Kraft und Beweglichkeit

Yoga Classes

Yoga brings fitness, but it is more than just sport. Yoga effectively manages stress, but is more than a relaxation technique.

„Yoga is an inner experience, a work-in within a work-out“
(Indra Mohan)

Update

Inner strength and Resilience through Mantras

In September: a 3-Day Intensive Seminar with Nitya Mohan in Bad Tölz, Germany

 

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Ayurveda für Yogatherapeut:innen

Integrating Ayurveda and Yoga – for a more refined therapeutic practice

Featured by Momentum Regeneration® Berlin:

A 5-day module in September to introduce Ayurveda as a functional system supporting yoga practice, metabolism, and regulation.

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