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Yoga for Stress & Mental Wellness

byArogyam VardanAt studio in Sushant Lok, GurugramStarts from1,500 per sessionView full gallery

Modern life often keeps us in a constant fight-or-flight mode. Here, I use supported postures and scientific breath control to calm your nervous system and guide you back to a state of balance.

Healing begins when you identify your triggers. I guide you to use journaling and self-reflection alongside poses like the supported Paschimottanasana. This forward bend calms the nervous system, helping you process anxiety and find inner peace.

When you are anxious, your breath becomes shallow. I teach simple abdominal breathing techniques to control the prana (life force) and calm the mind. Just 10 rounds of deep, conscious breathing can bring an immediate sense of calm.

Even after leaving the office, the mind often remains restless. A simple restorative pose that opens the chest and smooths the breath can release the day's burden. By supporting the body, we allow the nervous system to naturally relax.

Constant notifications keep our bodies in a 'fight or flight' mode. Supported Uttanasana, using a rope and block, allows the spine to release forward and the mind to quiet down. Research shows this pose naturally reduces the stress hormone cortisol.

The thought "What will people think?" is a major source of anxiety. We lose our individuality when we live by others' expectations. Poses like Virasana (Hero Pose) help ground you, improve digestion, and settle the mind.

Before pranayama and meditation, I practice hanging Sirsasana to decompress the spine and calm the nervous system. This prepares the body for stillness, allowing the breath to become subtle and consciousness to deepen.

At our studio, props and adjustments are used to help the body and mind slow down. This supported stillness releases tension, aligns posture, and gently calms the nervous system, easing stress and emotional fatigue.

Restorative yoga activates the parasympathetic nervous system, which is our 'rest and digest' mode. This reduces the stress hormone cortisol and helps balance other hormones, supporting both emotional and physical well-being in women.

In this supported Supta Virasana (Reclining Hero Pose), the mind can touch even the remotest parts of the body. This deep internal awareness brings a profound sense of peace and integration.

Restorative poses like Viparita Karani (Legs-Up-the-Wall Pose) are powerful tools for calming the nervous system. This gentle inversion improves circulation, reduces muscle tension, and regulates the breath, promoting deep relaxation.

About Yoga for Stress & Mental Wellness

Stress does not just happen in the mind; it manifests physically as shallow breathing and muscular tension. In these sessions, we do not simply 'relax.' We use precise Iyengar-style props like ropes, bolsters, and blocks to mechanically release spinal tension and force the body into a resting state, allowing you to bypass the conscious effort required to quiet a busy mind.

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