Heemali Inamdar is a trauma-informed yoga therapist and Ayurvedic women’s health practitioner specializing in somatic release for survivors of sexual trauma and displacement. She integrates yoga therapy, Ayurveda, and pranayama with contemporary trauma research, polyvagal theory, and nervous system regulation.
Her work has reached refugee communities and survivors of gender-based violence in settings where traditional talk therapy is often inaccessible or culturally inappropriate. She is trained in Trauma-Sensitive Yoga (TSY), Somatic Experiencing, and intergenerational healing modalities.
Heemali’s approach bridges ancient liberation practices and modern neuroscience, helping participants reconnect with their bodies without verbal processing or retraumatization. Every circle she leads is a trauma-sensitive container where individuals remain fully in control of their experience.
Her work has been featured by:
Cambridge University · NHS Foundation Trust · Phoenix Trust · Cambridge Education Group · Cambridge City Council · Om Yoga Show London
Credentials:
Certified Trauma-Informed Yoga Therapist (C-IAYT) · Somatic Experiencing Practitioner · 10+ years supporting survivors worldwide
Discover more on Heemali Inamdar.
What This Work Involves
This deeply personalized session blends the ancient wisdom of Ayurveda with the healing practices of yoga therapy to support you through your body’s natural transitions. Whether you are seeking menstrual balance, fertility support, or a smoother journey through perimenopause or menopause, this space is designed to nurture your whole being.
Together, you and Heemali will explore your unique doshic constitution, identify cyclical imbalances, and develop a personalized practice of movement, breath, and ritual to release stored emotions, trauma, and patterns that no longer serve you.
Rooted in Ayurvedic principles and trauma-informed yoga, this work bridges ancient wisdom and modern care, guiding you back to harmony, empowerment, and inner peace.
What You’ll Explore
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Ayurvedic assessment of your natural constitution and cyclical changes
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Somatic and breath-based tools for emotional release and regulation
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Trauma-informed yoga therapy for body awareness and safety
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Restorative rituals for menstrual and menopausal balance
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Practical lifestyle guidance to sustain calm, energy, and hormonal harmony
Ideal For
Individuals seeking holistic support through menstrual cycles, fertility, and the transitions of menopause, with a focus on emotional release, trauma healing, and deep nourishment.
Integration and Support
Heemali’s sessions emphasize embodiment over analysis, allowing healing to unfold through the body’s natural intelligence. Participants often notice gentle yet lasting shifts in sleep, mood, energy, and self-connection after practice.
You’ll receive personalized reflection and self-care guidance rooted in both Ayurvedic tradition and trauma-informed principles to continue integrating at your own pace.
This work honors your sovereignty, supporting healing that is grounded, compassionate, and culturally attuned.
Ayurvedic Women's Support | Menstrual & Menopause Balance
Ayurvedic Women's Support | Menstrual & Menopause Balance
Somatic Healing Arts for Women’s Cycles, Fertility & Emotional Renewal
What is Ayurveda?
Ayurveda is an ancient system of holistic medicine from India that views health as a balance between body, mind, and spirit. It teaches that each person has a unique constitution, or dosha, shaped by natural elements like air, fire, water, and earth. Through gentle adjustments in movement, breath, diet, and daily rhythm, Ayurveda helps restore harmony, vitality, and emotional equilibrium in alignment with your natural cycles.
What's included
- 1 hour Live intuitive session via Zoom
Voices That Validate
DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
Heemali Inamdar is a trauma-informed yoga therapist and Ayurvedic women’s health practitioner specializing in somatic release for survivors of sexual trauma and displacement. She integrates yoga therapy, Ayurveda, and pranayama with contemporary trauma research, polyvagal theory, and nervous system regulation.
Her work has reached refugee communities and survivors of gender-based violence in settings where traditional talk therapy is often inaccessible or culturally inappropriate. She is trained in Trauma-Sensitive Yoga (TSY), Somatic Experiencing, and intergenerational healing modalities.
Heemali’s approach bridges ancient liberation practices and modern neuroscience, helping participants reconnect with their bodies without verbal processing or retraumatization. Every circle she leads is a trauma-sensitive container where individuals remain fully in control of their experience.
Her work has been featured by:
Cambridge University · NHS Foundation Trust · Phoenix Trust · Cambridge Education Group · Cambridge City Council · Om Yoga Show London
Credentials:
Certified Trauma-Informed Yoga Therapist (C-IAYT) · Somatic Experiencing Practitioner · 10+ years supporting survivors worldwide
Discover more on Heemali Inamdar.
What This Work Involves
This deeply personalized session blends the ancient wisdom of Ayurveda with the healing practices of yoga therapy to support you through your body’s natural transitions. Whether you are seeking menstrual balance, fertility support, or a smoother journey through perimenopause or menopause, this space is designed to nurture your whole being.
Together, you and Heemali will explore your unique doshic constitution, identify cyclical imbalances, and develop a personalized practice of movement, breath, and ritual to release stored emotions, trauma, and patterns that no longer serve you.
Rooted in Ayurvedic principles and trauma-informed yoga, this work bridges ancient wisdom and modern care, guiding you back to harmony, empowerment, and inner peace.
What You’ll Explore
-
Ayurvedic assessment of your natural constitution and cyclical changes
-
Somatic and breath-based tools for emotional release and regulation
-
Trauma-informed yoga therapy for body awareness and safety
-
Restorative rituals for menstrual and menopausal balance
-
Practical lifestyle guidance to sustain calm, energy, and hormonal harmony
Ideal For
Individuals seeking holistic support through menstrual cycles, fertility, and the transitions of menopause, with a focus on emotional release, trauma healing, and deep nourishment.
Integration and Support
Heemali’s sessions emphasize embodiment over analysis, allowing healing to unfold through the body’s natural intelligence. Participants often notice gentle yet lasting shifts in sleep, mood, energy, and self-connection after practice.
You’ll receive personalized reflection and self-care guidance rooted in both Ayurvedic tradition and trauma-informed principles to continue integrating at your own pace.
This work honors your sovereignty, supporting healing that is grounded, compassionate, and culturally attuned.
BEFORE YOUR SESSION
BEFORE YOUR SESSION
- Please review Munay Vibrational Alignment before session.
CANCELLATION POLICY
CANCELLATION POLICY
Cancellations or changes within 24 hours are non-refundable and cannot be rescheduled. Missed sessions are charged in full.
SPECIAL THANKS
SPECIAL THANKS
Your booking supports those who share their wisdom and their communities.

FAQs
DISCLAIMER: Ayurvedic practices are complementary wellness approaches based on traditional knowledge systems. This is not medical diagnosis or treatment. Consult your healthcare provider before beginning any new practice or supplement, especially if you have existing health conditions or take medications.
What is Ayurveda's approach to menstrual and menopausal health?
Ayurveda views menstruation and menopause as natural processes governed by the doshas (vata, pitta, kapha). Rather than treating symptoms in isolation, Ayurveda addresses the underlying constitutional imbalances that may contribute to discomfort. The approach includes dietary adjustments, lifestyle practices, herbal support, and yoga tailored to your unique constitution and current imbalances.
What Ayurvedic herbs support hormonal balance?
Traditional Ayurvedic herbs for women's health include Shatavari, which supports hormonal balance and PMS relief. Ashwagandha for stress reduction and cycle regulation. Lodhra, traditionally used for heavy bleeding. Dashamool for vata balance and cramping. Your practitioner will recommend specific herbs based on your constitution. Always consult your healthcare provider before taking any supplements.
What yoga practices help with menstrual or menopausal symptoms?
Specific pranayama (breathing practices) traditionally used include Nadi Shodhana, also known as alternate nostril breathing. Ujjayi, often called ocean breath. Bhramari, known as humming bee breath. Gentle asanas that open the hips and support the pelvic region are often recommended. Practice for 10 to 20 minutes daily for best results. Your session will include personalized recommendations.
How long before I notice changes?
Ayurveda works gradually with your body's natural rhythms. Some women notice shifts within one to two menstrual cycles. Deeper constitutional changes typically develop over 4 to 12 weeks of consistent practice. Menopausal support may take 8 to 12 weeks to show full effects. Consistency matters more than intensity.
How do I ask questions before my session?
If you have questions before your session, please email care@munay.live and we will respond as quickly as possible.