Healing Yoga Jackson MS

Yoga can help prevent a pounding head by lowering stress levels, improving posture, and reducing muscle tension in the upper back and neck. But if you’re experiencing pain, your normal practice can make things worse. Here are three poses to help relieve a headache.

Joyflow Yoga, Metro Jackson
(601) 613-4317
2002 Pinehaven Dr
Flowood, MS
Yoga Styles
Beyond body, beyond mind, be...joy. Enjoy vinyasa with a playful spirit and self-acceptance, grounded in principles of alignment.

Matworks Yoga & Pilates Club
(601) 624-6356
408 Monroe Street
Clinton, MS
Yoga Styles
Hatha

Yoga Teacher
(601) 605-3342
3046 Tidewater Circle
Madison, MS
Yoga Styles
Ashtanga, Hatha, Iyengar, Power, CC

Joyflow Yoga
(601) 613-4317
2807 Old Canton Rd
Jackson, MS
 
The Yoga Room
(601) 270-9262
2118 Oak Grove Road Suite B
Hattiesburg, MS
Yoga Styles
Power Yoga, Anusara-inspired, Vinyasa fl

Butterfly Yoga
(601) 594-2313
3025 N. State St.
Jackson, MS
Yoga Styles
Anusara

Evelyn Magee, RMT#1161 at Body Benefits
601-397-9642 or 601-991-9904
731 S. Pear Orchard #30 in the Odyssey Shopping Center
Ridgeland, MS
Yoga Styles
Traditional Thai Yoga Therapy

Studio Om Yoga
(601) 353-0025
710 Poplar Blvd
Jackson, MS
 
Butterfly Yoga
(601) 594-2313
3025 N State St
Jackson, MS
 
River Rock Yoga
(228) 818-4522
2429 W. Commerce St. Suite C
Ocean Springs, MS
Yoga Styles
Kripalu & Multi

Balance: Yoga RX

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By Timothy McCall, MD

Yoga can help prevent a pounding head by lowering stress levels, improving posture, and reducing muscle tension in the upper back and neck. But if you’re experiencing pain, your normal practice can make things worse. Here are three poses to help relieve a headache. Close your eyes, and breathe slowly and deeply through your nose. Hold each pose for five minutes or for as long as you are comfortable.

1. Supported Cobbler’s pose. Sit, and place the soles of your feet together. Loop a strap around your sacrum and under your feet (run it between your legs), and lie back over a bolster with a blanket under your head. Place blocks or pillows under your thighs to relieve tension in the groin area.

2. Seated Forward Bend with the forehead supported. Sit on the edge of a chair in front of a table. Hold each elbow with the opposite hand, bend forward at the hips, and place your forehead on your folded arms. Create slight traction between your head and arms so that the skin on the forehead is tugged gently down toward your cheeks.

3. Deep Relaxation pose. Lie on your mat with your head supported and arms and legs gently splayed to the side, palms up. Breathe normally.

Author: Timothy McCall, MD

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