The FUTURE of
DIABETES CARE
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Thriving with diabetes is not impossible, but it requires work. For many, the weight of diabetes carries a heavy burden, reducing physical longevity, mental health, and quality of life.
One of the biggest challenges people with diabetes face is upholding diabetes management requirements. Of the 34 million people living with diabetes in the US today, only about 40% of type 2s and 21% of type 1s are meeting the recommended blood glucose levels despite treatment innovations. |
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Advancing Diabetes Empowerment
At Soroka Yoga Therapy, we aim to advance and inspire people with all types of diabetes to take charge of their condition proactively and compassionately.
Diabetes is not a one-size-fits model, and neither are you. We help you see diabetes in a new light, as an opportunity for greater health, self-awareness, and connection. With our acquired skillset, you'll learn how to adapt and respond to diabetes demands, improve your energy, mental health and longevity. |
At Soroka Yoga Therapy we teach you how to rise above diabetes
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Diabetes is a highly personalized disease that requires intense monitoring and decision-making skills on the part of the individual.
Education about long-term risks, recommendations about diet, exercise, and blood glucose mitigation is part of the standard of care. Still, there are not sufficiently dynamic or applicable strategies to help transform perception and behavior. And there is little guidance about how to manage the technical details without losing your autonomy or sense of self outside of being diabetic. |
Testimonials
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For the majority of my life, type one diabetes was something that I fought. I lived in denial of and resentment towards the disease. With Evan's program as a key component, in recent years, I have learned to accept and live with type 1 diabetes as a part of myself and my life. My life has transformed in ways I never knew were possible through breath, movement and meditation. Since working with Evan, my HbA1c has dropped from nearly 9 to 7.2 - something that I can honestly attribute to my newfound ability to manage stress and connect with my body on a higher plane. I cannot emphasize enough how strongly I recommend this program for other type 1 diabetics. Madison B. |
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Evan’s devotion to serving others through yoga is exceptional. She masters yogic teachings and brings them to life through the day-to-day experience thriving with diabetes. In her course, Evan artfully presents potent practices with situational awareness that comes from self-study and personal experience with type 1 diabetes. I am more thoughtful in my daily actions and consequently, spend more time in my optimal blood glucose range after taking Evan’s course and living my yoga.
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"I've had type 1 diabetes for almost 35 years and had the privilege of studying with Evan as part of the Rise Above Diabetes program. I learned that I am not a diabetic, but a person who has diabetes. Yoga and breath center and calm me, which helps manage my numbers.
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As a newly diagnosed adult Type 1 diabetic, I have entered an entirely new world of health management. I’m a science and data driven person, and while carb counting is easy for me, I could not get my arms around how to manage to less measurable aspects of my health, such as stress. Evan taught me how to manage stress through breathing and Yoga, enabling me to get a grasp on the less tangible aspects of diabetes. I will be forever grateful to Evan for her wisdom and help.
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Working with Evan was instrumental to my health as she reminded me to slow down. Like most, my life is busy and full, and most of the time I’m running from one thing to the next- often to the tune of high blood sugars and/or wild blood sugar swings. Evan worked with me on breathing and choosing more restorative yoga poses- and incorporating these into my daily ritual has helped to ease my stress and feel less rushed. Evan’s knowledge of yoga, breathing, and life with type 1 diabetes makes her a great ally to have! Sophie S. |