Writing is an extension of my clinical and teaching work. Each book develops themes at the intersection of trauma therapy, somatic psychology, and classical yoga traditions.
Together, these works form an ongoing body of research and practice.
Published
A practitioner-oriented exploration of traditional Swara Yoga — the classical science of breath and its relationship to physiology, internal balance, and states of consciousness.
This book presents practical methods alongside careful interpretation of classical sources, making an often misunderstood tradition accessible to serious students of yoga and self-regulation.
Coming this June
Volume I offers a psychologically grounded reading of traditional yoga for therapists, teachers, and serious students. It approaches yoga not merely as posture, but as a structured path of healing, embodiment, and transformation.
This first volume lays the conceptual foundation for the wider series and will be released this June.
Part of the Yoga as Somatic Transpersonal Therapy series
Volume II will explore hatha yoga as a clinical somatic modality, integrating trauma therapy, nervous system science, and contemplative practice within a structured therapeutic model.
Volume III will address ritual, transpersonal states, and altered consciousness within a psychologically grounded and clinically responsible framework.
A clinical model for understanding and interrupting chronic migraine through nervous system regulation and somatic re-patterning.
A structured and critical introduction to tantric philosophy and practice, addressing both classical sources and contemporary misunderstandings.
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