In this quick video, hear from psychiatrist Gregory Scott Brown on some of the recent research into yoga’s therapeutic potential in mental health. As Dr. Brown says, “patients are actively looking for ways to take control of their health, and there’s some understanding that yoga might offer a non-medication alternative for…things like depression and anxiety.”
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