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2026 IAIT ¡°100 Therapists¡± Interview with Eunju Lim (Im Eunju Prana Yoga)
¡°Reading Invisible Stress Through Brainwaves¡±


Located in Munhyeon-dong, Nam-gu, Busan, ¡°Im Eunju Prana Yoga,¡± now in its 14th year, is drawing attention as a studio that integrates brainwave measurement into yoga practice—translating ¡°felt change¡± into ¡°verifiable change.¡± We sat down with Eunju Lim, a 20-year veteran vinyasa teacher, Vice President of the Korea Therapy Yoga Association (KTYA), and Chair of the Energy Regulation Research Committee within the Movement Therapy Group of the International Association of Integrative Therapy (IAIT).


Q. Congratulations on being selected as a 2026 IAIT ¡°100 Therapists.¡± How do you feel?
Eunju Lim (hereafter ¡°Lim¡±): Thank you. I¡¯ve always felt that hearing ¡°I feel better¡± alone isn¡¯t enough. Yoga absolutely changes people—but we also need a language that explains why that change happens. I see this selection as a message: healing in the field must connect to research and data.


Q. What led you to introduce a brainwave measurement system into your studio¡¯s operations?
Lim: My biggest question over the past 20 years of teaching has been, ¡°How can we demonstrate the effects of practice objectively?¡± Students say they feel lighter and more comfortable after practice, but modern people trust what they can see as evidence. I studied yoga at Choonhae College of Health Sciences, continued at Wonkwang Digital University, and I¡¯m currently pursuing a master¡¯s program in Natural Health within the Graduate School of Wellbeing Culture, where I¡¯m focusing on the therapeutic principles of yoga in an academic framework. The conclusion was simple: when the brain truly rests, the body changes. Brainwave measurement and analysis became the fastest way to visualize that process.


Q. It¡¯s intriguing that you use brainwave measurement in new-member consultations. How do people respond on site?
Lim: The core of consultation is identifying the gaps a person hasn¡¯t recognized yet—their pain points. When we show a ¡°mental before¡± snapshot based on a 2–3 minute measurement, the reaction changes immediately. For example, if someone has a high-tension pattern, I explain the high-beta tendencies and say, ¡°It¡¯s not just your body—your brain is already in an overworked state.¡± Most people then respond right away: ¡°That¡¯s exactly me. My thoughts don¡¯t stop until I fall asleep.¡±


Q. Do you adjust the program based on the brainwave results?
Lim: Yes. For hyper-aroused types, we focus on breath, relaxation, and recovery. For low-activation, fatigued types, we approach with a flow designed to awaken energy. And in many cases, even within a single 50-minute trial session, stress indicators shift. When they can see the graph immediately, they gain the conviction—¡°I¡¯m actually changing¡±—and that conviction creates consistency.


Q. But could data sometimes make people more anxious?
Lim: Absolutely. That¡¯s why I always say, ¡°When measurement becomes the goal, the senses stiffen.¡± Data is a compass for direction, not a report card. We don¡¯t use results as a ¡°label.¡± Instead, we connect them to routines—sleep, meals, breathing, and movement. We might assign something like a ¡°3-minute breath reset.¡± What matters more than the graph is the lived experience: recovery getting faster in daily life.


Q. Your writing and publishing also seem closely related to building evidence.
Lim: I believe yoga can be expressed not only through the humanities, but also through medical and scientific language. Books such as ¡°A Collection of Yoga Therapy Papers from an Integrative Medicine Perspective¡± and ¡°The Dance of Prana, the Path of Vinyasa¡± are ultimately attempts to translate experience into the language of evidence. Being able to say during a renewal consultation, ¡°What used to take 10 minutes to recover now takes 3,¡± is possible because theory and records have accumulated together.


Q. As KTYA Vice President and head of the RVYT Academy, what message does this direction offer to younger teachers?
Lim: We must compete on value, not on price. A teacher isn¡¯t someone who simply instructs poses—they are someone who designs a member¡¯s recovery. When you can connect indicators such as brainwaves, autonomic balance, and sleep to class design and consultation language, your authority as a professional becomes solid. I also teach immediately usable strategies—planning premium programs like ¡°Neuro-Yoga,¡± and operating content based on anonymized data—so teachers can implement them on the ground.


Q. Finally, what are your plans for 2026?
Lim: As Chair of the Energy Regulation Research Committee in IAIT¡¯s Movement Therapy Group, I¡¯m preparing for academic presentations. And through Life Healing News and the monthly magazine Yoga & Pilates Insight, I plan to continue documenting and sharing field cases. Yoga is not a relic of the past—it¡¯s a lifestyle-healing technology that becomes more refined when it meets science. I hope my 20 years of practice, which began in Munhyeon-dong, continues to expand into healing that is proven by data and conveyed with empathy.


If you want, I can also make a second English version in a more ¡°press-release¡± tone (less conversational, more media-style), while keeping the same content.


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