1. Individualization
Yoga therapy is designed according to each person’s age, body condition, health status, and lifestyle. No two therapy plans are the same.
2. Holistic Approach
It treats the person as a whole—body, mind, emotions, and spirit—rather than focusing only on the disease.
3. Root Cause Focus
Instead of only reducing symptoms, yoga therapy aims to identify and address the underlying cause of the problem.
4. Self-Healing Ability
It believes that the body has natural healing power, and yoga practices help activate and support this ability.
5. Gradual Progression
Practices are introduced slowly and safely, increasing step by step according to the individual’s capacity.
6. Mind–Body Connection
Yoga therapy recognizes that mental stress affects physical health. It works to balance both mind and body.
7. Integration with Modern Medicine
Yoga therapy complements medical treatment and can be practiced alongside conventional healthcare.
8. Prevention and Promotion
It not only helps manage diseases but also prevents future illness and promotes overall well-being.