Yoga Classes For Endometriosis East Haven CT

The severe pain and heavy bleeding associated with endometriosis impacts nearly 5 million US women. While there’s no cure, yoga can help manage pain. Try these poses from Yoga and improve your personal wellness.

Fresh Yoga
(203) 776-9642
319 Peck Street
New Haven, CT
Yoga Styles
Forrest, Baptise, OM, Jivamukti, Anusara

Your Community Yoga Center, LLC
(203) 287-2277
39 Putman Ave
Hamden, CT
Yoga Styles
Para Yoga, Hatha Tantra, Kundalini, Asht

Watering Pond Yoga
(203) 458-8969
80 Watering Pond Road
Guilford, CT
Yoga Styles
Kripalu, Vipassana Meditation

Sound Mind & Body, Fitness & Yoga for Women
203/878-9642
680 Boston Post Road
Milford, CT
Yoga Styles
Hatha, Vinyasa, Kripalu and Nia

Demoiselle Yoga & Wellness, llc
203-318-YOGA(9642)
1347 Boston Post Road
Madison, CT
Yoga Styles
Ashtanga, Viniyoga, Gentle, Pilates, Tai Chi, Thai Yoga Bodywork

Raven's Wing Yoga
(203) 488-9642
19 South Main St.
Branford, CT
Yoga Styles
Hatha, Svaroopa, Kripalu, Gentle, Vinya

Creative Edge Yoga
(203) 488-1700
Branford Rd
North Branford, CT
Yoga Styles
Hatha Yoga, Flow-power Yoga, Kundalini Y

Dharma Mittra Yoga of Connecticut
(203) 641-2004
206A Boston Post Road
Orange, CT
Yoga Styles
Dharma Mittra

Escape Mind & Body Boutique Yoga Studio
(203) 265-4460
114 Center Street
Wallingford, CT
Yoga Styles
several styles of yoga & STOTT PILATES

Yoga Teacher
(203) 673-7263
108 foxton court
beacon falls, CT
Yoga Styles
fitness

Treating Endometriosis with Yoga

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By Nora Simmons

The severe pain and heavy bleeding associated with endometriosis impacts nearly 5 million US women. While there’s no cure, yoga can help manage pain. Try these poses from Yoga for a Healthy Menstrual Cycle by Linda Sparrowe (Natural Solutions’ editor-in-chief) and Patricia Walden (Shambhala, 2004).

1. Legs-Up-the-Wall Pose (Viparita Karani). Helps balance your endocrine system, increase blood flow to your pelvic region, and calm the nervous system. Place a bolster or a thick blanket about three inches from the wall. Sit on the bolster so that your right hip and side are against the wall and then swivel your body around taking one leg at a time up the wall. Lie down so your lower back and ribs are supported by the bolster, and your head and shoulders rest on the floor. Bend your knees, cross your legs at the ankles, and remain in the pose for three to five minutes.

2. Cross Bolsters. Prevents you from gripping your uterine muscles and relaxes the pelvic floor. Set two blocks vertically against the wall a little wider than hip-width apart. Place one bolster horizontally on the floor and another vertically on top to form a cross. Sit at the center of the cross, and lie back away from the wall so that your shoulders and head are on the floor. Place your heels on the blocks, and rest in this position for a minute or two.

Author: Nora Simmons

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