A Workshop to Relax, Regulate and Rewire Your Mind.
Our Group Yoga Therapy program called Collective Care Circle(CCC) is a transformative workshop designed for those seeking to achieve emotional, relational, or behavioral growth. In this live, interactive space, you’ll gain valuable knowledge and evidence-based therapy tools like ACT (Acceptance & Commitment Therapy), yoga and mindfulness. Learn powerful skills to relax, regulate, and rewire your nervous system with 9 powerful techniques. Whether you are looking to build resilience, manage stress or anger, deal with trauma or deal with loneliness, this workshop will help you take your first step towards healing.
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Regular practice of breathwork, body scans, and mindful movements helps lower cortisol levels, reducing overall stress.
Techniques like Visualization and Emotional Freedom Technique promote focus, mental sharpness, and clarity in decision-making.
Journaling and observing self cultivate emotional awareness, improving your ability to manage difficult feelings and stressors.
Rhythmic practices, sound healing, and breath regulation enhance relaxation, making it easier to fall asleep and enjoy deep, restful sleep.
Daily mindful movements improve your body’s alignment and flexibility, reducing tension and physical discomfort.
Practicing relaxation techniques, like breathwork and sound healing, can support your body’s natural healing processes by lowering inflammation and boosting immunity.
Action and commitment tools combined with a daily routine build emotional and mental resilience, helping you face challenges with more confidence.
The combination of techniques strengthens your awareness of the connection between mind and body, helping you achieve a sense of calm and centeredness throughout the day.
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Welcome to the Collective Care Circle (CCC), a transformative
group therapy workshop designed for those seeking to achieve emotional, relational, or
behavioral growth. In this live, interactive space, you’ll gain valuable knowledge and
evidence-based therapy tools like ACT (Acceptance & Commitment Therapy), yoga and
mindfulness. Learn powerful skills to relax, regulate, and rewire your nervous system
with 9 powerful techniques.
Join us Now !
Somatic therapy involves working with the body to address psychological issues and trauma, which aligns with the content's emphasis on using yoga asanas and pranayama to cultivate mindfulness, increase neuro-motor skills, and be more present in the body. The group classes further suggest a somatic approach, where the facilitator tailors the practice to meet the specific physical and mental needs of the participant.
Cultivate deep body awareness and connection by focusing on sensations to release tension and stress.
Calm your nervous system, reduce anxiety, and improve focus by regulating your breathing patterns.
Release emotional blocks by tapping on specific meridian points, leading to mental and emotional clarity.
Empower yourself with practical strategies to align actions with your values, improving decision-making and resilience.
Engage in gentle movements to enhance flexibility, strength, and body-mind harmony, promoting relaxation.
Develop self-awareness by creating space between your thoughts and reactions, improving emotional regulation.
Use guided imagery to rewire your brain, reduce stress, and increase motivation for personal growth.
Combine reflective writing with body awareness to unlock deeper emotional insights and foster healing.
Harness the power of sound and rhythm to soothe your mind, stabilize emotions, and create a sense of inner peace.
Collective Care Circle is a workshop that aims to bring to you research, stories, resources,therapy tools and techniques aimed to empower and heal you. These evidence -based scientific techniques coming from expert psychiatrist, psychologists, therapists and yoga facilitators help your nervous system to - Relax - Regulate - Reprogram Led by psychiatrist and therapist Dr. Meghna, it’s an interactive and experiential live workshop every Saturday 10.30am- 11.30 am.