Interoception & Pain Research

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In this month’s monthly dose, you’ll get a high-level overview of a paper by Voss and colleagues (2023; Annals of Medicine), “Mind-body practices, interoception and pain: a scoping review of behavioral and neural correlates.". While the current state of the science on yoga, pain and interoception remains limited, the authors suggest that interoceptive techniques including attending to and acceptance of bodily sensations, appear to be key therapeutic mechanisms in mind-body practices for chronic pain. Note: there will be a more in-depth discussion on this paper in an upcoming episode of the YM Podcast if you are interested in learning more.

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Valerie Knopik

The Body Leads Us Home

This class explores interoception - the practice of being aware of bodily sensatio…

Hatha Vinyasa

60 min

Valerie Knopik

Sensation & Proproception: A Balancing Flow

In this class, we'll explore interoception - the practice of being aware of bodily…

Hatha Vinyasa

30 min

Valerie Knopik

Inner-Love Visualization (Audio Only)

This practice is intended to tap into the brain-body connection - something so imp…

Meditation

15 min

Valerie Knopik

Prioritize YOU

This introspective yin practice invites you to go within. We start with a gentle h…

Yin Yoga

30 min

Valerie Knopik