Yoga Therapy
for Self-Healing
and Trauma Recovery
Because Living a Peaceful Life is Your Birthright.
Living with the effects of past challenges or difficult experiences can feel overwhelming, leaving you drained and on edge. You might feel like you're constantly navigating inner turmoil—searching for peace and balance but unsure where to find it.
​
Trauma impacts every layer of our being—physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual. Trying to address just one part often falls short because healing requires us to honor the complexity of the whole person.
Yoga therapy provides a compassionate, holistic approach. It uses ancient wisdom to gently support every aspect of your well-being and guide you back toward calm and wholeness.
1
Learn Yoga Tools to Improve Your Health and Wellbeing
Yoga techniques designed to relieve the many impacts of trauma help you reconnect with yourself. Trauma-informed movement, mindfulness, and meditation practices are thoughtfully woven together based on your unique needs and circumstances.
3
A Yoga Journey that's Fit for Your Needs
Whether you are brand new to yoga or a more experienced practitioner, the 1:1 therapeutic yoga practices you will learn will be empowering and evolve as needed.
2
One-On-One Yoga Sessions
Yoga Therapy sessions are practiced one-on-one with Yoga Therapist Lauren Albarella. Lauren's sessions are different from a traditional yoga class - they are curated just for you. Receive individualized attention, guidance, and support every step of the way. Elevate your well-being with Lauren's specialized approach to yoga therapy.
Living life to the fullest is hard when you are weighed down by the past and stuck in survival mode.
Many clients cite the following common refrains: 'I just can't handle stress like I used to.' 'I'm tired all of the time.' 'I cannot give myself grace.' 'I don't feel safe or calm anywhere.'
I'm here to help.
Lauren Albarella, Certified Yoga Therapist, Cincinnati, OH
Navigating the relentless currents of stress and exhaustion on the trauma recovery journey is overwhelming. Maybe you feel like you can't ever really rest or relax. Maybe you feel a perpetual level of fear and hesitation you can't shake. It isn't your fault. Trauma's impact on the entire human system is significant and wide-ranging.
​​​
Enter private yoga therapy: a holistic, time-tested approach tailored to modern needs. Whether you're dealing with chronic stress, trauma recovery, mental health challenges, PTSD, anxiety, depression, or fatigue, yoga therapy provides a grounded, science-backed path to better living. Let me guide you on this journey to healing and post-traumatic growth.
How to Get Started with Yoga Therapy in Three Steps:
​
-
Schedule a Free Discovery Call: Click HERE to set up a free discovery call. During this call, we will discuss your situation, and you can ask any questions about yoga therapy. This will help you decide if yoga therapy is the right fit for you.
-
Choose Your Program: If you decide to proceed, select the program that best suits you (seven sessions, three sessions, or one session at a time). We can meet in person or virtually via Zoom depending on your geographic location and preference.
-
Begin Your First Session: You can schedule your first session when you decide on your program. Our initial session will be a comprehensive intake, where we will determine the best mix of practices tailored to your needs.
Empowering You through Yoga
Yoga Therapy for Self-Healing
and Trauma Recovery:
​
If you're searching for a holistic approach that addresses the root causes of your suffering and acknowledges the intricate connection between your mind, body, and spirit - enter a tailored yoga therapy program designed just for you. This is the deep dive.
Through seven personalized 1:1 sessions and comprehensive educational resources using a unique yoga therapy framework, I'll guide you from overwhelm and pain to empowered healing.
Yoga Therapy
For Trauma-Recovery Introduction
​In this three-session series, you will learn practices to incorporate on your healing journey to efficiently address some of the critical challenges faced when recovering from trauma.
-
Developing an asana (postures) practice to help balance your body and release tension
-
Healthy functional breathing instruction (critical to nervous system re-regulation and breathwork practices you can use every day)
-
Exploring mindfulness and trauma-sensitive meditation practices to address the mental challenges associated with trauma recovery and nervous system dysregulation​​​​
Free Newsletters
Substack -
Yoga for Self-Healing
A weekly newsletter with deeper insights and experiences covering various topics via a trauma-informed lens, including spirituality, exploration of yoga practices, and other mindset tools to help inspire you on your healing journey.
Nourishing Notes
This is a very short monthly newsletter with practical yoga and wellness tips you can incorporate into your life right away!
Free Trauma-Sensitive
Body Scan Meditation
Experience a gentle, trauma-sensitive body scan designed to help you reconnect with your body in a safe and non-invasive way. This brief meditation guides you through noticing physical sensations, encouraging grounding and calm without pushing you beyond your comfort zone.
It’s perfect for moments when you feel disconnected or overwhelmed, helping you build awareness and a sense of safety within your own body. No prior experience needed—just a few minutes to focus, breathe, and start the journey of healing.
Coming soon!
Looking for an accessible and not intimidating group experience?
My primary work is 1:1 yoga therapy, but I also teach group classes at Kindred Flow Yoga in Cincinnati. If you are local, please check out the studio schedule HERE.
​
All my classes are trauma-informed, using the tenets of Trauma Center Trauma-Sensitive Yoga. I teach a slower vinyasa-style class on Tuesday mornings from 10:00 to 11:00, a mindfulness-based gentle flow on Wednesday mornings from 9:30 to 10:45, and a very slow, relaxing (get ready for bed) class on Thursday evenings from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.
​
So, if you are looking for relief through yoga but are not ready or interested in 1:1, please check out my classes.
​
I am also thrilled to be part of a healing collective, Nourish at be. along with the yoga studio here in Cincinnati, which includes some amazing women. Check that out HERE.
Lauren Albarella
Infinite Breath Yoga Therapy of Ohio
What is Yoga Therapy?
Lauren will use Yoga Therapy tools such as physical postures, breathwork, meditation, sound practices and other mindfulness techniques that are layered together based on your individual needs.
INFINITE BREATH YOGA THERAPY OF OHIO
Why Yoga Therapy?
Yoga Therapy (YT) using the healing power of an ancient practice to build resilience in the body. When we have resiliency, we can tap into our innate ability to heal. Therefore, YT can be used to help manage a lot of different conditions.
How is this possible?
​
There are very few healing modalities that consider all layers of being human and are so highly customized. If you incorporate these practices into your life you will gain resilience. YT rebuilds resiliency layer by layer within the human experience. You will be given practices that help to balance your entire being. This is beyond the physical poses most of us know from our yoga classes.
This is why it works.
In YT we use a much broader range of practices–thousands of years old and supported by modern science–to facilitate healing. These tools are curated for YOU as an individual, working step-by-step through each layer of being.
​
The Layers of Being (Human)
How is your physical/energetic and mental state of being?
-
Can you move without pain?
-
Do you have joint mobility and freedom?
-
Is your muscular strength even and balanced?
-
Do you have steady energy throughout the day?
-
Do you breathe and move with ease?
-
Are you thinking clearly?
-
Do you feel calm and emotionally balanced?
-
Can you be in the present moment?
Get more 'yeses' for your health!
Answering yes to all of these questions may seem like a tall order, and it is. But we can use yogic tools to address imbalances in each of these areas, to get more 'yeses' than 'no's', creating better full body balance and ease suffering.
​
Trauma-informed yoga in Cincinnati, OH
​
​