Supporting Health & Healing
For Women
SECOND NATURE
Wellbeing for Life
Yoga Therapy & Supportive Therapies in Bloomington Indiana - Indianapolis
Specializing in therapy for
neurological conditions, chronic pain, and long-term health challenges.
We are committed to authenticity and quality—
providing in-depth, individualized therapies and support for women of all ages,
and bringing the benefits of yoga therapy and compassion in health care to women
in Bloomington IN and Indianapolis.
Second Nature Yoga Therapy offers a person-centered alternative to mainstream therapies, supporting women with lifelong health conditions or in need of long-term therapy. The simple, common-sense, and sustainable approach of yoga therapy is a cornerstone for improving overall quality of life—bringing positive change and healing to the physical body as well as the mind.
Yoga therapy sessions with a C-IAYT yoga therapist are provided in Bloomington Indiana and the Indianapolis area for women living with a neurological condition such as multiple sclerosis or Parkinson's, managing chronic pain, undergoing cancer treatment or in recovery, and for therapeutic rehabilitation.
Second Nature Wellbeing for Life has provided individualized therapy for health, healing and recovery in Bloomington Indiana and surrounding areas for twenty five years—ensuring access to therapy for those who find movement challenging, are easily tired due to illness, or require in-home therapy due to injury or disability.
Women with health challenges are more than a sum of their symptoms or diagnosis—they are actively engaged in life and living. We encourage and support our clients as individuals on a life continuum, providing compassionate therapy which is safe, beneficial, and appropriate to their current abilities and changing health circumstances. ​
Receiving care, companionship, and support are intrinsic needs. Second Nature provides in-home caregiving and companion care for women of all ages with health challenges in Bloomington Indiana and Monroe County. Care and support are tailored to the individual and take into consideration therapeutic needs, physical ability, fatigue, pain levels, cultural considerations, and family circumstances.
Contact Second Nature to learn more about care options, including transportation to local medical appointments, therapy and range of motion, nutritional guidance and meal planning, troubleshooting safety and accessibility. ​
second nature: an acquired, deeply ingrained habit, characteristic, or skill—so deeply fixed as to seem part of a person's nature.
Second Nature supports women through individualized yoga therapy and lifestyle therapy. Mental health and emotional resilience, physiological soundness, healthful and nourishing eating habits, as well as our relationship with others and ourselves, are each a component of yoga therapy.
The structure of each therapy program considers the individual as a whole—age, health, motivation to help oneself, type of condition or injury, degree of illness, level of recovery, and overall physical and mental state will be factors in creating an in-home, customized therapy program which is beneficial and sustainable.
According to the National Institute of Health, "Pain is one of the leading reasons Americans turn to complementary health approaches such as yoga ... which may help manage pain and other symptoms that are not consistently addressed by prescription drugs and other conventional treatments."
We specialize in supporting women with neurological conditions such as multiple sclerosis and early onset Parkinson's. Learn more about Second Nature's comprehensive approach to therapy for MS, Parkinsons, ALS, and more.
The benefits of being in nature have been known since time immemorial. Whether restoring emotional balance, or as a gentle means to regain strength of spirit or body after a protracted illness, the outdoors is a source of healing. Walk and talk therapy (or walk and roll as some of our clients call it) combines aspects of wellbeing which are often overlooked: discussion, reflection, and natural settings.
It is our hope and intention to bring awareness of the scope of yoga therapy and neurosupportive care to anyone who may wish to know more: those living with a neurological condition, caregivers, advocates, organizations, and the spectrum of health care providers and practitioners with backgrounds in mental health, physical rehabilitation, palliative care, and more.