Discover how yoga therapy integrates coherently and complementarily with five key approaches: physical therapy, massage therapy, osteopathy, occupational therapy, and psychotherapy. A series of articles to build bridges between disciplines and enrich integrative health.

Yoga therapy and occupational therapy share a common goal: to enhance independence and facilitate daily living. This article explores their similarities, differences, and how their complementary nature improves breathing, posture, energy, and participation in daily activities.

Yoga therapy and osteopathy share a holistic view of the body, but use different tools: touch and movement. This article explores their similarities, differences, and how their collaboration creates a more comprehensive, sustainable, and consistent rehabilitation process.

Yoga therapy and massage therapy share a common goal: to relax, rebalance, and support the body. This article explores their similarities, differences, and complementary nature for more lasting relaxation, improved mobility, and a better-regulated nervous system.

Yoga therapy and physical therapy share a functional view of the body, but differ in their approaches. This article clarifies their similarities, differences, and complementary aspects for more comprehensive and lasting rehabilitation.

A method that re-educates the coordination between the body, breathing, and the nervous system to support healing and lasting health.