Yoga is a path to liberation, not a product for profit.
Bridging the gap between ancient Eastern lineage and clinical psychological research-
offering a path to liberation for the seeker, the teacher, and the recovering soul.
Filling the Gaps in Western Yoga
Modern Western yoga has been reduced to a workout. Western therapy often ignores the body and over-medicates for profit. Both systems ignore the inner wisdom of the practitioner. At Wood & Water, we reject the superficial. Led by doctoral-level research and traditional lineage, we integrate the Sankhya philosophy of the East with the somatic clinical needs of the West. This is not about the pose or the diagnosis; it is about connecting to the spirit.
The Three Paths
A Lifelong Sadhana
To lead others toward moksha, one must remain a dedicated student of the path. Credentials are simply the tools to bridge the gap for teachers, therapists, and seekers.
The Clinical Lens: A Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology focused on the somatic intersection of mental health and recovery.
The Scholarly Lens: A Ph.D. in Yoga Philosophy and Research dedicated to the study of Sankhya and traditional Sadhana.
The Practitioner’s Lens: E-RYT® 200, RYT® 500, YACEP®.and student of the Paramanand Institute, honoring the Guru lineage and Nepal-trained sound healing.
The Integrative Lens: Authorship of the Sakshi Bhava (Witness Consciousness) curriculum, bridging the laboratory and the mat.
The Communal Lens: Consistent practice of Karma Yoga through local Maine fundraisers and animal rescue support.