What is Integrated Yoga Psychology?

Yoga psychology takes into account the contemplative mind, body, and spiritual practices in acknowledgment of the multidimensionality of the human experience. Yoga and psychology both offer theory and practice towards living a meaningful life, doing the work of self-discovery, and healing.

These complimentary pathways of exploring our inner existence helps us sense the vastness of our lives with greater perspective and awareness. At the intersection of the scientific and the spiritual, our lives widen and open.

 

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About Dr. Jenna Kauffman

 
 

Licensed Psychologist and Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT-200)

My work is at the intersection of Eastern contemplative tradition and the field of clinical neuropsychology.

I earned a doctorate in Clinical Psychology from William James College, and a 200-hour Hatha Yoga certification from the New School of Yogic Arts under my teacher Laura Ahrens, with whom I am currently apprenticing.


 

Education

William James College
Doctor of Psychology, 2017

University of Connecticut
B.A., Psych and Sociology, 2011

Activities & Affiliations

• APA Member
• MPA Member
• Yoga Alliance Member