Integrating Yoga, Naturopathy, Psychotherapy, and Traditional Medicine

Mission

We explore natural methods, services, and products to promote a holistic lifestyle. Our work spans wellness infrastructure, clinical research–informed products, and therapy devices for natural healing.

• Research focus: Phytochemicals as epigenetic modulators targeting organ‑specific genes.
• Health areas: Digestion, neural networks, immunity, renal function, hepatoprotection, and cardiopulmonary enhancement.
• Degenerative diseases: Alzheimer’s, Multiple Sclerosis, Motor Neurone Disease, Cancer.

Innovation

• Therapy equipment: Wood‑fuel hot bath tub, steam & shower panels, heating chairs, electro‑acupuncture, physiotherapy devices.
• Clean mobility: Solar, wind, ethanol, and biodiesel initiatives to reduce carbon emissions.

200‑Hour Yoga Teacher Training

Deepen practice and pedagogy with Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras and multi‑tradition teachings.

• Principles of anatomy and physiology for safe, functional movement.
• Pranayama for body‑mind integration with creative sequencing.
• Relaxation and meditation for centering and Savasana mastery.

Timing Distribution

Advanced Modules

Teaching Pranayama & Advanced Asana

• Prana physiology across Ayurvedic, yogic, and contemporary views.
• Guided practices to steady the mind; safe alignment and contraindications.
• Kripalu‑informed methodology with modifications and assists.

Meditation for Transformational Teaching

• Core meditation techniques; integrated asana‑pranayama‑relaxation.
• Access dharana and dhyana; map approaches to benefits.

Electives

• Special Populations: private skills, lymph/circulatory anatomy, prenatal, elderly, chronic conditions.
• Leading Vinyasa: levels 1–3, meditation in motion, hands‑on assists.
• Yoga + Ayurveda: prana, agni, ojas; koshas & eight limbs; dosha‑balanced practices.

Overview

Evidence‑based talk therapy to reduce symptoms, improve functioning, and support healing—individually or in family, couple, and group formats.

• Session format: Typically weekly, 30–50 minutes; short‑ or long‑term.
• Approaches: CBT, IPT, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Psychodynamic therapy, Psychoanalysis, Supportive therapy.
• Standards: Active collaboration and confidentiality; no physical contact.

Yoga‑Based Psychotherapy

• Aims: Cultivate self‑awareness, spontaneity (authentic responding), and intimacy (compassionate connection).
• Helps with: Anxiety and overthinking, trauma and early issues, relationships, deep psyche exploration, spiritual integration.
• Method: Systematic, progressive, experiential learning grounded in yoga psychology.

Acupuncture, Moxibustion & Acupressure

Rooted in classical sources and modern public health adoption, with multi‑theory models for analgesia and regulation.

• Diagnosis: Observation, listening, inquiry, palpation (abdomen/meridians), pulse, ear, tongue.
• Meridians: As described in Ling Shu (Huang Di Nei Jing); polarity shifts at wrist/ankle; hand/foot Yin‑Yang flows.
• Energy: Ta Qi (breath), Ku Qi (food), Zong Qi (lung), Qin Qi organ circulation.

Theory & Modern Perspectives

• Neurological: Gate control, thalamic integration, cortical surround, motor/autonomic gating.
• Humoral: Serotonin and endorphin pathways.
• Other: Bioelectric, embryological, tissue regeneration, and systems theories.

History includes integration into national health services and global awareness through mid‑20th century coverage.

Career

Join our integrative wellness mission across yoga therapy, psychotherapy, naturopathy, TCM, and research.

• Yoga therapists and faculty (200‑Hr & advanced modules)
• Psychotherapists with mind‑body orientation
• Naturopathy/Acupuncture practitioners
• Wellness project coordinators

Products

Clinically informed naturals targeting organ‑specific pathways.

• Herbal Juices
• Nutraceutical Tablets
• Therapeutic Oils
• Spice Tea
• Herbal Soap

Reach Out

WhatsApp: +91‑7838793151

Email: pkpl@gmail.com • drbhaskarks@gmail.com

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