Aging brings unique challenges, but movement, breath, and mindfulness can bring comfort, ease, and joy to daily life. Yoga therapy offers a compassionate, noninvasive approach to managing symptoms of Alzheimer’s, dementia, and mobility issues while providing much-needed support for caregivers.
If you or a loved one is navigating these challenges, yoga therapy can be a wonderful complement to medical care for physical and emotional well-being in a safe and supportive environment.
Unlike traditional exercise programs, yoga therapy is a personalized and gentle practice tailored to the specific needs of seniors, particularly those experiencing cognitive decline or mobility limitations.
Improves balance and coordination, helping to prevent falls.
Strengthens muscles and supports joint health.
Enhance circulation and reduce stiffness or discomfort.
Offers a gentle alternative to high-impact exercise, making it ideal for aging bodies.
Encourages mental clarity and focus.
Stimulates the brain through mindful movement.
Supports memory retention with guided breathing and relaxation.
Reduces stress and agitation, which are common in dementia and Alzheimer’s patients.
Creates a sense of calm and stability.
Provides a positive social environment to combat loneliness.
Fosters self-compassion and emotional resilience.
Helps caregivers find peace and grounding in their daily routine.
Scientific studies increasingly highlight the benefits of yoga therapy for cognitive health, particularly for individuals at risk of Alzheimer’s and dementia.
Key Findings from Research
Memory & Brain Connectivity: A UCLA study found that practicing Kundalini yoga and meditation improves memory and enhances brain connectivity, particularly in regions linked to attention and executive function.
Mood & Stress Reduction: The same study showed that participants experienced reduced stress and improved mood which are crucial in slowing cognitive decline.
Cognitive Function & Balance: Research published in BMC Geriatrics reviewed multiple trials and confirmed that yoga supports cognitive function, balance, and emotional well-being in seniors with mild cognitive impairment or dementia.
Read the studies here:
A New Understanding of the Power of Yoga
Yoga Provides Unique Cognitive Benefits to Older Women at Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease
A Systematic Review of the Health Effects of Yoga for People with Mild Cognitive Impairment
Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia can be overwhelming. That’s why we offer support for caregivers, providing tools and techniques that can be incorporated into daily life to ease stress and encourage moments of connection. Our yoga therapy sessions for caregivers include:
By taking time for your well-being, you are more equipped to take care of those in your care.
Whether participating in a group class or a private session, you can expect a warm, inviting experience with a focus on comfort and ease. Each session includes:
Sessions are conducted in a quiet, peaceful setting, ensuring that each participant feels safe, supported, and comfortable.
If you’re looking for a compassionate way to support mobility, cognitive health, and emotional well-being, contact Kaitlin to start your healing. Whether you’re a senior looking for gentle movement or a caregiver seeking peace and grounding, we invite you to experience the benefits of this holistic practice.
Rediscover comfort, connection, and ease through the power of yoga therapy.
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