Madrich Consultant in Yoga Therapy and Medication – Freedom Clinic

Aaron Made: Yoga Therapist and Addiction Consultant

Aaron Made works as a madrich (mentor) and consultant in the field of chemical dependency and yoga therapy. His approach integrates yoga practices with therapeutic methods, allowing clients to find balance between body and mind while developing awareness and inner harmony.

Drug and alcohol addiction treatment at Freedom Clinic is based on a comprehensive approach that provides support at every stage of recovery.

Principles of Yoga Therapy

1. Individualized Approach.

2. ⁠Aaron believes that every person is unique, and it’s important to tailor yoga practices to each client’s specific needs and conditions. This makes yoga therapy accessible to people with various physical and emotional limitations.

3. Mind–Body Work.

4. ⁠Yoga therapy includes not only physical exercises but also meditation and breathing techniques that improve emotional well-being and resilience.

5. Safe Environment.

6. ⁠Aaron fosters an atmosphere of trust and support, where every participant can express their feelings and thoughts freely. This allows clients to open up and work through internal conflicts.

7. Self-Discovery.

8. ⁠Yoga therapy encourages self-exploration, helping clients understand and accept their emotions — a vital part of the healing process.

9. Integration with Other Methods.

10. ⁠Aaron actively integrates yoga therapy with other psychotherapeutic practices, offering comprehensive care tailored to clients’ needs.

Freedom Rehabilitation Center in Israel

At the Freedom Rehabilitation Center, where Aaron works, the focus is on cultivating self-awareness and inner harmony. The rehabilitation approach recognizes the importance of both psychological and physical well-being.

Benefits of Working at the Center:

1. Warm atmosphere.
   The center offers a space where clients feel accepted and supported, encouraging openness and trust-based relationships.
2. Group work.
   Aaron leads group sessions where participants share experiences, support each other, and find inspiration in others’ stories.
3. Focus on growth and healing.
   The program aims to help clients in their personal development and in restoring the connection with themselves, as part of the center’s integrated addiction treatment.

Aaron Made’s Role as a Yoga Therapist

1. Conducting individual and group yoga therapy sessions aimed at restoring balance and harmony.
2. Mentorship: guiding clients in understanding and accepting their emotions through mindfulness practices.
3. Program development: creating tailored programs and practices for various client needs, including beginners in yoga therapy.

Aaron Made, as a yoga therapist and consultant, continues to inspire people on their journey to healing and self-discovery, applying methods that support physical, emotional, and spiritual development.