Integrative Health Conference
Yoga therapy
An integrative approach to holistic health
A complementary, rigorous, and humane discipline
at the intersection of movement, nervous system regulation, and health education.
A changing clinical environment
Many healthcare professionals today observe that:
an increase in functional disorders, chronic stress, and persistent pain
more complex and often fragmented care pathways
limitations of approaches focused exclusively on symptoms
increased demand for tools that promote autonomy, adherence, and prevention
In this context, integrative healthcare proposes to broaden the possible responses,
without compromising on clinical rigor, ethics, and interprofessional collaboration.
Discount code to enter: CADEAU
Valid until February 20, 2026
Yoga therapy: a complementary approach
Yoga therapy is part of this integrative vision.
It does not replace medical or therapeutic care.
It supports and complements them and builds bridges between disciplines.
Its main purpose is to strengthen the individual's capacity for self-regulation,
in line with the monitoring systems already in place.
What yoga therapy is not
To avoid confusion, it is important to clarify that yoga therapy is not:
a generic yoga class
a promise of healing
an alternative to conventional medicine or treatments
This distinction is an integral part of responsible practice.
What exactly is yoga therapy?
Yoga therapy is a personalized, person-centered, evidence-based support discipline.
It is based in particular on:
the physiology of movement
regulation of the nervous system
breathing
somatic education
the therapeutic relationship
Interventions are tailored to each person's abilities, goals, and clinical context
, in accordance with existing fields of practice.
Meeting patients' current expectations
Today's patients are better informed, more involved, and seeking meaning.
They want:
better understand their bodies
actively participate in their healthcare process
have practical tools available between consultations
Yoga therapy supports this participation in a structured, gradual, and safe manner.
Why integrate yoga therapy
into an integrative health approach?
Supporting a more sustainable healthcare system
In addition to existing treatments, yoga therapy can help to:
secondary and tertiary prevention
the development of self-regulation
better adherence to treatment plans
reducing certain forms of avoidable chronicity
Enriching the clinical toolkit
Yoga therapy is frequently used to support:
stress management and nervous system regulation
persistent pain
fatigue and functional disorders
rehabilitation and mental health
Always with a view to complementarity and collaboration.
An approach designed for interprofessional collaboration
Yoga therapy integrates particularly well with the following practices:
physicians and nurse practitioners
physical therapists and occupational therapists
mental health professionals
manual therapists and practitioners of complementary approaches
At Yoga ReSource, collaboration is based on:
respect for roles and fields of practice
the professional reference
clear, ethical, and well-documented communication
The goal is not to add another layer of complexity,
but to support the consistency of the care pathway.
Discover the experiential approach
Yoga therapy can only be fully understood when it is experienced.
That's why we offer healthcare professionals
a professional trial account.
Discount code to enter: CADEAU
Valid until February 20, 2026
Professional Discovery Access – Yoga ReSource PRO
✔ 1 month of access to the PRO platform
✔ 2 guided yoga therapy classes
✔ Clinical, safe, and supervised approach
Discount code to enter: CADEAU
Valid until February 20, 2026
Access reserved for healthcare professionals.
No obligation. No automatic renewal.
What next?
What next?
This discovery can open the door, depending on your interests, to:
clinical collaborations
cross-references
workshops or training sessions for teams
integrative wellness programs
Always maintaining an attitude of dialogue, nuance, and mutual respect.
A progressive path within Yoga ReSource
From personal discovery to professional leadership, each step is an invitation to evolve.
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Explore
Discover yoga therapy through direct experience:
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Training
Certification programs to develop a rigorous professional approach,
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Find out more
Mentoring and continuing education to refine practice,
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Radiant
Collaborate, share knowledge, and contribute to the advancement of integrative health
in a position of embodied leadership.
About Carina Raisman
B.Sc, Yoga Therapist, E-RYT500, ANQ, RITMA
Founder and visionary of Yoga ReSource
Carina Raisman has been a yoga therapist and instructor for over 20 years. With a bachelor's degree in microbiology and immunology (McGill) and training in pharmacology, homeopathy, and herbal therapies in Montpellier, France, she uniquely combines biomedical science and modern yoga therapy.
His expertise covers:
functional biomechanics,
breathing and modulation of the autonomic nervous system,
the parasympathetic posture and the regulation of persistent cases.
Today, Carina is dedicated to bridging the gap between modern medicine and yoga therapy.
Through research, interdisciplinary collaboration, and clinician training, she works to integrate the principles of therapeutic yoga into the healthcare system, making this approach accessible, effective, and sustainable.
As the head of Yoga ReSource—School & Clinic of Therapeutic Yoga, Carina imparts a grounded, precise, and deeply human approach to teaching. Her teaching emphasizes alignment, respiratory function, modulation of the nervous system, and the art of guiding the body toward its natural healing potential.
✺ FAQ ✺
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Yes, absolutely. All sessions will be recorded and posted each morning in the private Facebook group. You can watch them later, at a time that suits you best.
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Yes. The practices are designed to be accessible, safe, and progressive. No prior experience is necessary: you will be guided step by step.
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Each workshop lasts approximately 60 minutes, including a guided exploration, breathing practice, and a moment of integration.
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Yes. Each practice is designed to be immediately applicable—in moments of stress, fatigue, before a meeting, upon waking up, or before going to sleep. The goal is for breathing to become a simple, accessible, and effective tool to support your daily balance.
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A quiet space, a yoga mat or chair, and comfortable clothes. You can also bring cushions or blankets for extra comfort.
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You will have access to the videos for two months after the challenge ends, allowing you to deepen your practice and return to the sessions whenever you feel the need.
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As soon as you register, you will receive an automatic email containing:
the Zoom link to join the 10 sessions
the link to the private Facebook group
instructions for getting started with the challenge
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Yes. The exercises are progressive, respectful of individual pace, and designed to avoid overstimulation. The goal is not performance, but regulation—breathing that stabilizes rather than breathing that activates.