Yoga of Recovery

Are you struggling with unhealthy habits you wish you could change but don’t know how? There is a solution. Replace limiting behaviors, thought patterns, self-sabotage and addictive tendencies with the practices of Yoga of Recovery. Together we will discover how specific practices can help remedy naturally occurring disturbances in prana (energy) that leave us feeling tired, wired, in pain, or stressed out. You will learn some short, simple practices to manage your feeling states and allow you to feel vital and alive without having to resort to external sources for stimulation, sedation etc. This five day retreat is based on Yoga of Recovery’s Life is Prana teachings.

Arrive July 5 from 3pm
Depart July 10 after 2pm

Prerequisites:
Open to all. We suggest at least three months of continuous sobriety for AUD/SUD guests, as we are not a medical/detox facility (if this is the level of care you need please seek appropriate help immediately). Please contact us if you feel able to attend in your early sobriety—we’d like to ensure that the retreat is the best option for you. Those with eating disorders or behavioral addictions (relationships, gambling, spending, etc.) should have enough stability to embark on this work.

Tuition fee:
$ 350 plus 5 nights of accommodation

Durga Leela is an Ayurvedic and Yoga Therapy Specialist and the founder of Yoga of Recovery®, a comprehensive program that integrates Ayurveda and yoga with recovery tools for those affected by addiction and self-destructive behaviors. She teaches a holistic approach to recovery, integrating mind, body, and spirit. She overcame her own struggles with addiction and is a grateful member of 12-step fellowships for over 26 years. She is the author of Yoga of Recovery: Integrating Yoga and Ayurveda With Modern Recovery Tools for Addiction with a foreword by David Frawley