While no one denies it’s a dog-eat-dog world out there, some people are trying to shift the menu into a more palatable form. Bruce Van Horn is one such person.

Bruce’s personal experiences and the insights that grew from them became life altering, and provoked him to exchange his executive briefcase for a yoga mat to cushion his journey to a more serene philosophy he shares with others.

Bruce is fully engaged in the practice of reducing stress in our lives through well accepted eastern philosophies and one of their most respected physical manifestations, Hatha Sivananda yoga.

Bruce, born in 1961 in Bronx, N.Y., attended New York University, where he earned a BS in accounting and an MBA in taxation and finance. His choice of careers at the time was motivated by the financial security generally found among the professions, an influencing factor grounded in his early years growing up in a struggling household.

Prestigious accounting firms such as KPMG and Price Waterhouse employed him before he formed his own Manhattan-based company in 1987. He sold it in 2000 when a combination of factors took hold.

Bruce's father's struggle with Alzheimer's was the catalyst for change in his life. He found that music, meditation and movement were universal forms of communication and healing. Unfortunately they were being left out of the healthcare equation. He left his lucrative Accounting practice to become an Author, Yoga/Movement Therapist and Certified Dementia Practitioner.

Human beings have been healing themselves with music and dance for thousands of years. One needs to look no further than Gospel and Flamenco, two art forms born out of persecution.

The scientific studies show that dance/movement therapies are the most effective preventative for Alzheimer’s, Dementia and pain management. In response to this health challenge, Bruce developed Yomenco, a combination of Yoga and Flamenco Dancing. He soon realized his creation had appeal beyond the senior demographic.

Bruce is also the author of a number books including his recent Yoga For Men, which to date has sold more than 25,000 copies, and several others on wellness. As testimony to his versatility, he also has incubated technical companies in the 90’s, such as the largest Russian Internet portal.

Bruce is currently involved in producing a new video/DVD called Yomenco, which is a combination of Yoga and Flamenco and developing television programming, a Documentary and an independent film based on his work.

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	While no one denies it’s a dog-eat-dog world out there, some people are trying to shift the menu into a more palatable form. Bruce Van Horn is one such person. Bruce’s personal experiences and the insights that grew from them became life altering, and provoked him to exchange his executive briefcase for a yoga mat to cushion his journey to a more serene philosophy he shares with others. Bruce is fully engaged in the practice of reducing stress in our lives through well accepted eastern philosophies and one of their most respected physical manifestations, Hatha Sivananda yoga. Bruce, born in 1961 in Bronx, N.Y., attended New York University, where he earned a BS in accounting and an MBA in taxation and finance. His choice of careers at the time was motivated by the financial security generally found among the professions, an influencing factor grounded in his early years growing up in a struggling household. Prestigious accounting firms such as KPMG and Price Waterhouse employed him before he formed his own Manhattan-based company in 1987. He sold it in 2000 when a combination of factors took hold. Bruce's father's struggle with Alzheimer's was the catalyst for change in his life. He found that music, meditation and movement were universal forms of communication and healing. Unfortunately they were being left out of the healthcare equation. He left his lucrative Accounting practice to become an Author, Yoga/Movement Therapist and Certified Dementia Practitioner. Human beings have been healing themselves with music and dance for thousands of years. One needs to look no further than Gospel and Flamenco, two art forms born out of persecution. The scientific studies show that dance/movement therapies are the most effective preventative for Alzheimer’s, Dementia and pain management. In response to this health challenge, Bruce developed Yomenco, a combination of Yoga and Flamenco Dancing. He soon realized his creation had appeal beyond the senior demographic. Bruce is also the author of a number books including his recent Yoga For Men, which to date has sold more than 25,000 copies, and several others on wellness. As testimony to his versatility, he also has incubated technical companies in the 90’s, such as the largest Russian Internet portal. Bruce is currently involved in producing a new video/DVD called Yomenco, which is a combination of Yoga and Flamenco and developing television programming, a Documentary and an independent film based on his work. History of Dance