[Symposium 71] Exploring the potential of Traditional Indian yoga as a psychotherapy based on clinical experiences from other countries

[SY-71-04] FROM THE RESULTS OF THE FIRST STAGE OF EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH ON THE USE OF THERAPEUTIC YOGA IN PEOPLE DEPENDENT ON ALCOHOL

*Gantsetseg Tumur-Ochir^1,2, Nasanjargal Lkhgavasuren¹, Enkhchimeg Birenbaral¹, Uranchimeg Erdenebaatar¹, Enkhchimeg Chuluunbaatar¹, Binderiya Bayanmunkh², Uuriintuya Batmend^2,3, Naidan Bat-Ulzii^3,4, Bayarmaa Ganbold⁵, Gijir Jamsran¹, Enkhnaran Tumurbaatar^2,3, Enkhsaikhan Tumurbaatar¹, Kherlenzaya Enkhtungalag¹, Elena Kazantseva^1,6, Hiromi Mori⁷, Yukiko Kezuka⁷, Kimura Keishin⁷ (1.National Center for Mental Health of Mondolia(Mongolia), 2.Mongolian Neuroscience Society (Mongolia), 3.Brain and Mind Research Institute, Mongolian Academy of Sciences (Mongolia), 4.Department of Psychology, National University of Mongolia (Mongolia), 5.Creative Brain" Psychology Institute NGO(Mongolia), 6.SodMed Mental Health Center(Mongolia), 7.Japan Yoga Therapy Society(Mongolia))

Keywords:

alcohol,exercise psychology,society