3 most simple and profound alignment cues for in person and on Zoom

A large part of being a successful yoga professional is knowing how to cue in a way that clear, concise and meaningful. It was easier (although not simple) when people were in the room with us. Now that so many of our students may be on Zoom with their cameras off our job is [...]

Include these 3 practices in your yoga class to help your students feel calmer

Almost every student that comes to my class lately tells me how stressed out they are! Indeed many people are feeling more stress and less balance in body, mind and spirit than they were in 2019. They are putting a lot of faith in their yoga teachers to help them feel better. Student’s come [...]

Yoga for Grief Relief; Relevant Knowledge for Yoga Therapists By Antonio Sausys

Yoga for Grief Relief Relevant Knowledge for Yoga Therapists By Antonio Sausys I was first struck by major grief at the age of 19 when my mother, my best friend, died of a stroke at age 52. The journey into the grief that followed my and it continues to do so today. At that [...]

What is Yoga Therapy and 3 important ways it helps cancer patients heal

Yoga Therapy is a 4,000 year old complementary healing modality that uses gentle body movement, breathing techniques and progressive relaxation practices to bring all the body systems into a synchronistic bio-rhythm that has been proven to engender healing. Science has recently taken a good hard look at the healing properties of yoga in regard [...]

What is Reiki?

Reiki is a healing modality that was developed in 1922 by the Japanese Buddhist Mikao Usui. Translating Japanese into English is more of an art than exact science. The Japanese language has many layers of meaning. Context is very important. As an example, “Rei” is commonly translated as  “ghost” and “Ki” as vapor. This [...]

Studies show yoga reduces anxiety and depression

Originally published on Harvard’s Medical blog. Since the 1970s, meditation and other stress-reduction techniques have been studied as possible treatments for depression and anxiety. One such practice, yoga, has received less attention in the medical literature, though it has become increasingly popular in recent decades. One 2012 national survey estimated, for example, that 8.7% [...]

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