Project UDBHAV
About the project
Our Vision
Project UDBHAV aims to transform the lives of individuals battling addiction and substance abuse by integrating holistic yogic approaches at the core of rehabilitation centers, educational institutions, prisons, and juvenile detention centers. Through dynamic partnerships and compassionate interventions, we strive to help participants rediscover self-worth, purpose, and lasting wellness—empowering them to reintegrate as healthy, resilient, and morally grounded citizens.
The Problem: Breaking the Cycle of Addiction
India’s growing substance abuse crisis has deeply impacted individuals, families, and communities. Social stigma, emotional isolation, and lack of access to effective rehabilitation create barriers to recovery and hinder the holistic reintegration of affected individuals. Often, the traditional punitive or medical approaches don’t address the complex roots of addiction such as loss of purpose, mental health struggles, and social disconnect. These factors compound the challenge, blocking individuals from reclaiming their lives and contributing positively to society.
Project Implementation
Transforming Minds
We help participants reclaim their strength and reintegrate as empowered, responsible citizens.
For Rehabilitation Centers
UDBHAV provides comprehensive yoga and mindfulness modules for rehabilitation centers, promoting sustainable recovery and relapse prevention. Through group and personalized sessions, we foster acceptance, determination, and healthy coping mechanisms.
For Educational Institutions
By introducing preventive education and wellness workshops, we empower youth to resist harmful influences and cope constructively with stress. Early intervention helps build self-esteem and cultivates safe, supportive campus environments.
For Prisons & Juvenile Detention Centers
Tailored yoga and self-discovery programs in correctional facilities address emotional trauma, reduce aggression, and support moral rehabilitation. Our mission is to inspire hope, discipline, and a transformative mindset among inmates and young offenders.
UDBHAV
Guiding individuals on the path from addiction to renewed purpose, Project UDBHAV integrates yoga and self-discovery to promote healing, resilience, and lasting recovery.
Participant Testimonials
Recovery Journeys
Firsthand accounts of hope, renewal, and purposeful living from UDBHAV participants.
The workshops gave me clarity to rebuild my life beyond substance abuse. Jnana Yoga and purpose-setting sessions stood out as life-changing. I feel positive for the first time in years.
I learned practical coping tools and gained more self-understanding. Mindful movement and self-inquiry workshops helped most. My family and I see real change.
Yoga made me strong—body and mind—during a difficult transition. The supportive group made me never feel judged or alone. I am no longer afraid of the future.
Peer support meetings inspired me to set goals and make amends. The combination of philosophy and group activities was very special. I am healing and moving forward.
Course Mentors
Instructional Advisors
unreserved who. Entreaties mr conviction dissimilar me astonished.
Miguel Dotson
Elspeth Lindsay
Conor Watts
Kayla Calderon
Alistair Maddox