Ayurveda Near Me
Do you feel anxious, stressed, or out of balance?
Are you looking to learn how to tune into feelings, honor desires, and create harmony in your body, mind, and soul?
Call 201-708-8448 to book Ayurveda with us, request a callback or email us.
Ayurveda at BoPo
Ayurveda, the oldest continuously practiced system of self-care and self-healing, is a sister science of Yoga that looks at a person’s specific constitution or unique qualities and helps to see where this person may be imbalanced in health, mental well-being, and lifestyle.
Through Ayurvedic sessions at Body Positive Works, you can learn how to find alignment with your digestion, energy levels, and luster for life so that you can restore harmony in your body, mind, and spirit. It is a practice that specializes in healing the gut.
We know that when our digestion is off-balance so is our mindset, anxiety, and the greater vision we have for ourselves.
Ayurveda not only excels at teaching you what will nourish your unique body, but it can also redirect any imbalances to promote deep healing.
Please note that even though you may eat healthily, you may not necessarily be eating what is right for YOUR unique constitution. We are here to help you find what best suits you, your body, and your needs and desires.
Body Positive Works Ayurveda Practitioner
Sheryl Edsall, ERYT
Sheryl has a 500 Master’s Certification in Ayurveda, with a focus on digestion and nutrition. She has a passion for healthy eating and hosts retreats and cooking classes that focus on food as medicine.
Born in Portland, OR, Sheryl lived on a street named Why Worry Lane. Certain she would be a teacher from a young age, she went on to found Naturally Yoga in Glen Rock, NJ, and later opened the Nectar Café to help others eat delicious food that is healing for the body.
In addition to her work as an Ayurveda practitioner, Sheryl is a teacher of Kundalini Yoga, a Reiki Master, an all-faiths minister, and a lifelong advocate for children’s health and animal rights.
“At Body Positive Works, the focus is on restoring balance through Ayurveda”
Ayurveda Near Me
Our practitioner offers Ayurvedic plans and suggestions so that you can return to who you truly are. She guides you to see why you may continue to come back to old patterns and helps you to nurture new ones that serve you.
We offer individual private Ayurveda consultations. In these sessions, our Ayurvedic practitioner develops a customized program based on the bespoke needs of the client.
Our practitioner uses Ayurvedic plans and suggestions to treat out-of-kilter doshas and guides you through how to use different food types to heal and live your life to the fullest.
We also offer seasonal Ayurveda Cooking Workshops.
Call 201-708-8448 to book Ayurveda with us, request a callback or email us.
Ayurveda at BoPo - The Benefits
The benefits of Ayurveda are many. A balanced Ayurvedic plan and lifestyle:
◐ Restores, soothes, and maintains balance to body and mind, enabling better concentration and memory
◓ Supports glowing skin
◑ Revitalizes energy levels
◒ Enhances the ability to handle stress and relax
◐ Can be used to treat specific conditions like anxiety, depression, diabetes, eczema, high blood pressure, menopause hot flashes, PCOS, and thyroid issues
At Body Positive Works, the focus is on restoring balance through Ayurveda. You’ll learn to tune into yourself, your feelings, and your desires, and make the necessary lifestyle adjustments to find harmony in your body, mind, and spirit. Become empowered to not only connect with and trust your inner voice but to be proactive about creating a healthy and fulfilling life as well.
Ayurveda FAQ
Ayurveda is a life science – “Ayur” meaning life and “Veda” meaning science that originated in India more than 3,000 years ago.
Based on the idea that human beings are as much a part of nature as the elements, Ayurveda treats our mind and body as elemental energies: wind, fire, and earth. Each of these energies represents what is known as a dosha, or type.
There are three Ayurvedic doshas: their Sanskrit names are Vata (Wind), Pitta (Fire), and Kapha (Earth). The balance of these elemental forces shapes the nature of our body and mind. Although we all have the three doshas within us, most of us have one or two elements that dominate. Vata-dominant people tend to be energetic, agile, enthusiastic, and creative. If Pitta predominates, we tend to be focused, intelligent, and goal-oriented, with plenty of strength. When Kapha takes the lead, we tend to be calm, steady, and nurturing, with plenty of stamina.
