Background: Psychosomatic illnesses often manifest as chronic pain and gastrointestinal disturbances, exacerbated by occupational stress and family conflict. Conventional medical management provides temporary relief but may fail to address underlying psychosocial factors.

Case Presentation: A 52 year old male school bus driver experienced persistent stomach pain for two years, worsening after age 50. Pain was aggravated post defecation and lasted several hours daily. Despite medical consultations and analgesics, symptoms persisted. Colonoscopy findings were normal.

Intervention: The patient sought Yoga Prana Vidya (YPV) healing from a certified Healer. Over nine weeks, 70 sessions were conducted using digestive system protocols, YPV psychotherapy, stress energy removal, and blessings. He was instructed to do rhythmic yogic breathing, forgiveness, meditation, and YPV exercises.

Results: Within one month, pain reduced significantly. By February 2026, symptoms resolved completely. The patient reported improved emotional well being, reduced stress, and no recurrence of stomach pain.

Conclusion: This case highlights the efficacy of YPV healing in resolving psychosomatic gastrointestinal pain where conventional treatment was insufficient. YPV provided holistic relief by addressing both physiological and psychosocial dimensions. Further controlled studies are warranted to establish YPV’s role in integrative healthcare.