If you’ve been told that yoga will cure your back pain—but you’re still hurting even after giving it a try—I want to speak directly to you today.

You are not doing anything wrong.
And you are not alone.

Here’s the truth: While yoga can help reduce or even eliminate back pain, it’s not always immediate—and it’s not one-size-fits-all.

So why didn’t it work for you (yet)?

Let’s look at a few common reasons:

• Generic yoga classes aren’t designed for pain relief. Most classes move too quickly or include poses that aggravate your spine instead of supporting it.

• Lack of targeted instruction. Relief comes from gently stretching and strengthening the right muscle groups—like your core, hips, and back extensors. That takes more than a few random poses.

• Your body needs a customized approach. If you’ve had pain for a while, your muscles may be guarding, imbalanced, or stiff in ways that require specific modifications.

The good news?

Yoga can still help—when it’s done intentionally.

That’s why I created a gentle, guided Pain Management Yoga for the Back that’s different from a typical class.
It’s designed for people just like you—people who want to move again without fear and finally feel some relief.

In this program, you’ll:

• Move slowly and safely, with guided instruction

• Learn how to release tension and rebuild support in your spine

• Understand why each movement helps you heal

• Gain confidence in your body again

You don’t need to give up on yoga.
You just need the right kind of yoga, with a teacher who understands pain.

Your path to relief might just begin with one intentional, gentle session.

With care,
Abby
Certified Yoga Instructor | Pain-Relief Specialist
🧘‍♀️ Helping real people move better, feel better, and live pain-free