Blog Posts by Karen Prindle, RYT
Yoga for Fear & Anxiety: Introducing the Psoas Muscle or “The Muscle of Your Soul”
Fear and anxiety actually can go beyond your thoughts alone. In fact, these emotions may be trapped in your core muscles. The PSOAS muscle, also known as “The Muscle of …
Yoga Nidra Benefits During a Holiday Quarantine Season
Yoga Nidra, often called “yoga sleep”, is a guided relaxation and meditation practice that helps transcend you into a state of deep relaxation. …
3 Easy Yoga Poses to Manage College Stress
While school often prepares students in finding an amazing career, it may not always provide the emotional tools to help support in achieving these goals. Yoga is a great way to …
The Benefits of a Private Yoga Session
Whether a beginner or a seasoned yogi, taking a private class is truly is about connecting with yourself. This is your time to shine. …
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I schedule an appointment?
If you are a new client, you may schedule your complimentary consultation or your initial appointment by visiting the contact page and filling out the short form or outreaching directly to your desired provider by calling (470) 740-7121.
If you are an existing client, please outreach to your provider directly either by telephone, email, or via the client portal secure messaging system.
Do you accept my insurance?
HWP does not accept insurance. Managed care companies were created to “manage” and contain escalating health care costs. Their bottom line is to reduce costs and raise profits; it is not to increase the quality of care professionals provide or your quality of life. HWP is solution-focused on quality of life and personal goals.
What is your cancellation policy?
If you need to cancel or change your appointment, we ask you to inform your provider at least 24 hours in advance of your scheduled session start time. Your full session fee will be charged for missed appointments and cancellations received less than 24 hours in advance.
What forms of payment do you accept?
Cash, credit cards, and health savings (HSA) or flex spending account (FSA) cards that have a major credit card logo on it are all accepted forms of payment.