Personalized Therapeutic Yoga

With Mikah Horn, M.S. in Yoga Therapy, C-IAYT, E-RYT 500

Private yoga for your body, your goals, and what you’re working through. Available online or in person in Granbury, Texas.

Mikah teaching online yoga therapy with her laptop and a yoga block.
Yoga therapy session. Mikah and client stretching with a yoga strap.
Yoga props in a yoga therapy studio.

Private therapeutic yoga may be a good fit if you’re looking for individualized support with:

  • Pain, stiffness, arthritis, or movement limitations
  • Osteoporosis, osteopenia, hypermobility, or other considerations that call for a more individualized approach
  • Recovery from injury, surgery, or joint replacement
  • Balance concerns or neurological conditions
  • Building strength, mobility, balance, or confidence safely
  • Returning to movement after time away or navigating changes in your body
  • Stress management, nervous system regulation, and emotional well-being
  • Needs that aren’t quite being met by a general yoga class

You don’t need to know exactly what you need before we begin. That’s part of what we’ll figure out together.

Sometimes a general yoga class simply isn’t enough.

Maybe you’ve tried classes or videos but aren’t sure how to adapt them for your body. Maybe you’re recovering from surgery, navigating a health condition, worried about your balance, or simply unsure which movements will actually help.

When your body has specific needs, generic advice can only take you so far.

Personalized therapeutic yoga gives us the opportunity to slow down, look at what’s happening in your body, and build a practice around you. We can adapt movements in real time, focus on the things that matter most to you, and develop practical tools you can use in your everyday life.

Mikah and yoga therapy client working on balance and fall prevention yoga at a bar.

What exactly IS therapeutic yoga?

Therapeutic yoga uses the tools of yoga in an individualized way to support your specific health, movement, and wellness goals. Depending on your needs, our work together may include:

  • Movement, ranging from gentle to more challenging
  • Yoga postures adapted specifically for your body
  • Strength, mobility, and balance work
  • Breathing practices
  • Meditation, mindfulness, and relaxation techniques
  • Strategies to address specific movement limitations or areas of discomfort

My work is informed by specialized graduate-level training in yoga therapy. I earned a Master of Science in Yoga Therapy and have additional training in anatomy, physiology, psychology, biomedicine, and working therapeutically with a wide range of health and movement considerations.

How we’ll work together

We’ll work together through a 5-session therapeutic process, with each session building on the last. Sessions may be weekly, every other week, or spaced farther apart depending on your individual needs and progress. All five sessions are completed within three months.

SESSION 1: ASSESSMENT + DIRECTION

75 minutes

We’ll talk through your history, concerns, goals, and what matters most to you. I’ll assess relevant movement and breathing patterns and begin developing a plan for our work together.

SESSIONS 2–4: PRACTICE + PROGRESSION

60 minutes each

We’ll put your plan into practice, adapting and progressing it as your body responds. These sessions may include movement, yoga postures, strength, mobility, balance, breath practices, relaxation, or other therapeutic yoga tools appropriate for you.

SESSION 5: PROGRESS + NEXT STEPS

60 minutes

We’ll look at where you started, what has changed, what still needs attention, and what you’ve learned. Then we’ll discuss the most appropriate next step.

Between Sessions: What we do together is only part of the process. The real progress happens as you begin using what we’re learning together in your everyday life.

I’ll give you manageable, individualized recommendations to work with between sessions. That may include a short home practice, specific movements, breath or relaxation practices, an appropriate class or program, or other resources that support your goals.

Choose the support that’s right for you

What is yoga therapy and who is a yoga therapist? Mikah works with a 1:1 yoga therapy client using yoga props.

Personalized Therapeutic Yoga Program: $700

A five-session therapeutic process designed around your individual needs, goals, and progress.

*Includes your initial assessment, four follow-up sessions, and individualized recommendations for your practice.

Single Personalized Yoga Session: $200

A flexible one-time option for individualized guidance around a specific concern or goal, or for those who simply prefer a single private session.

*60-minute private session, available in person or online.

Want to learn more?

Download the full information packet for additional details about the program, scheduling, policies, and what to expect.

Meet Mikah Horn, MS, C-IAYT, RYT-500, ACE Senior Fitness Specialist

I’ve spent much of my career helping people adapt movement and yoga to their individual bodies, health concerns, and goals.

I hold a Master of Science in Yoga Therapy and have more than 2,000 hours of yoga training, along with years of experience working with adults across a wide range of ages and abilities.

Before building Lifelong Yoga, I created and led a comprehensive yoga and fitness program for a senior living community of more than 400 residents. That experience shaped the way I work today.

I don’t believe movement should be one-size-fits-all, especially when you’re navigating pain, a health condition, surgery, changes in balance or mobility, or simply a body that needs a more thoughtful approach. My role isn’t to push you through a predetermined yoga practice. It’s to understand what you’re working with, help you find an approach that makes sense for your body, and give you practical tools you can continue using in everyday life.

I intentionally keep my private practice small so I can give each client thoughtful, individualized attention throughout our work together.

Frequently asked questions

Many of my clients are navigating a health or movement challenge of some kind, including pain, injury, surgery, chronic health conditions, or other considerations that require a more individualized approach.

One of the benefits of private therapeutic yoga is that the practices are adapted specifically for you rather than taking a one-size-fits-all approach.

Depending on your circumstances, I may recommend consulting with your healthcare provider before we begin. If you’re currently working with a physical therapist or another healthcare professional, I’m also happy to collaborate with your care team when appropriate.

Absolutely. You don’t need to have an injury or diagnosis to benefit from personalized therapeutic yoga.

You may want individualized support to improve your balance, strength, mobility, flexibility, posture, stress management, confidence with movement, or simply to develop a yoga practice that works better for your body.

What matters most is that there is something meaningful you’d like to work toward together.

Yes. I offer a Two-Person Personalized Therapeutic Yoga Program for $850 when both people’s goals and needs are appropriate to address together.

If you’re unsure whether a two-person program would be a good fit, reach out and we can talk about what you’re both hoping to work on.

It depends on your goals, needs, and progress. Sessions may be weekly, every other week, or spaced farther apart.

The program isn’t built around a standing weekly appointment. We’ll determine the spacing that makes the most sense for your individual process, with all five sessions completed within three months.

I offer a Personalized Therapeutic Yoga Session for $200 for those who want one-time individualized support without committing to a full program.

This may be a good fit if you have a specific question or concern, would like a movement assessment, need help adapting your yoga practice, or simply want a private session.

If you decide within 30 days that you’d like to continue into the full Personalized Therapeutic Yoga Program, your $200 session fee will be applied toward the cost of the program.

Personalized Therapeutic Yoga is not covered by most insurance plans. I do accept FSA and HSA payments.

Prvate yoga therapy and group yoga classes with Mikah, online and in Granbury, Texas.

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