Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions? We’ve answered the most common ones here.

What is Anamayam?
Anamayam means “free from disease”, reflecting a state of complete physical, mental, and inner wellbeing. It is built on a simple and sustainable approach to health, focusing on consistency rather than extremes. Guided by the Pancha Kosha model, Anamayam addresses multiple dimensions of wellbeing — body, breath, mind, awareness, and inner balance.
Who is suitable for our programs?
Our programs are suitable for individuals looking to improve their physical and mental wellbeing, including working professionals, athletes, and children. We also offer specialized practices for senior citizens to support healthy aging. Additionally, our yoga therapy programs are designed for individuals managing lifestyle conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, and other NCDs.
What is Yoga Therapy?
Yoga Therapy is a structured and scientific application of yogic practices to manage and heal health conditions. It works on an integrated approach, addressing not just the physical body but also the breath, mind, emotions, and overall lifestyle. The goal is to restore balance and harmony across all levels of being, helping in management of diseases.
How is Yoga Therapy different from regular yoga sessions?
Unlike general yoga classes that are designed for overall fitness and wellbeing, Yoga Therapy is personalized and condition-specific. It is tailored based on an individual’s health condition, lifestyle, and limitations. Yoga Therapy also follows a systematic, research-based approach, often combining practices like asanas, pranayama, relaxation, meditation, and counseling to address the root cause rather than just symptoms.
Who can benefit from Yoga therapy?
Yoga Therapy is beneficial for individuals dealing with lifestyle disorders and chronic conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, asthma, anxiety, and depression. It is also helpful for those experiencing stress, emotional imbalance, or recovering from illness.
Is Yoga Therapy safe for people with medical conditions?
Yes
I have a specific health condition — can I still join?
Yes
What is the Longevity program?
The Longevity Program focuses on building a strong and resilient body by developing key physical attributes and natural movement patterns. It integrates breathwork and pranayama to improve energy and vitality, along with meditation to promote deep mental relaxation. Together, these practices support sustainable health, performance, and healthy aging.
Who is the longevity program designed for?
The Longevity Program is designed for individuals who want to improve their overall quality of life and build long-term health. It is ideal for those who are disease free or doing well and wish to progress further in their physical and mental capabilities. It also suits anyone looking to enhance strength, mobility, energy, and mental clarity through a structured approach.
How is longevity training different from regular fitness or yoga?
Longevity training follows a psycho-somatic approach, addressing both the body and mind together rather than focusing only on physical fitness. It integrates yogic practices, martial arts movements, and functional training to build strength, mobility, coordination, and resilience. This structured combination goes beyond regular yoga or gym workouts by focusing on long-term health, efficiency of movement, and sustainable performance.
What programs do you offer?
  • Longevity
  • Yoga Therapy
  • Senior Wellness
  • Yoga for Kids
Do you offer personalized 1-on-1 sessions?
Yes, we offer personalized 1-on-1 sessions for both Yoga Therapy and Longevity programs.
Are there group sessions available?
Yes, we offer group sessions as part of our Longevity program, along with condition-specific group programs for diabetes, hypertension, and PCOS.
Do I need prior yoga experience?
No
How often should I attend sessions?
3 times a week is a good start.
How soon can I expect results?
The timeline for results depends on your starting point and the consistency of your practice. With regular participation, most individuals begin to notice improvements over time. Typically, with sessions three times a week, visible changes can be experienced within around 3 months.