Supporting Health & Healing
For Women
SECOND NATURE
Wellbeing for Life
Yoga for Therapy & Supportive Therapies in Bloomington Indiana.
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 Wellbeing for Life provides individualized therapy and therapeutic programs for healing and recovery in Bloomington Indiana, Indianapolis, and surrounding areas, 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. 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.
We recognize that women are more than a sum of their symptoms or diagnosis—they are also actively engaged in life and living. Our clients receive individualized care and a person-centric outlook on health and healing.
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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 is offered in-home in Bloomington Indiana and the Indianapolis area for women living with a neurological condition or managing chronic pain, undergoing cancer treatment or in recovery, and for therapeutic rehabilitation. As a C-IAYT yoga therapist we provide yoga therapy under the comprehensive standards set by the International Association of Yoga Therapists.
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second nature: an acquired, deeply ingrained habit, characteristic, or skill—so deeply fixed as to seem part of a person's nature.
