The Yoga Therapist and Cancer Care: Special Cautions
Read Part 1 of this post > The health status of a person with cancer can change frequently, particularly for those in active treatment, so it is critical to assess[…]
Read Part 1 of this post > The health status of a person with cancer can change frequently, particularly for those in active treatment, so it is critical to assess[…]
Before my own experience with my husband’s cancer, I would never have imagined that I would be drawn to this work. However, during his and my cancer journeys, I discovered[…]
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I rarely blog about anything controversial. I try to keep my writing and teaching as inclusive as possible, and spouting off my unsolicited opinion doesn’t help anyone. Today, however, I’m[…]
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A female client comes in regarding depression and anxiety concerns. She has been to three different therapists, seeking help. Looking distraught and overwhelmed, she states that she came to me[…]
When I begin a new course for pregnant women, I tell them that they are, in fact, in a normal Yoga class. But, since Yoga needs to be adapted to[…]
I was once a runner. I started small – 30 seconds at a time, eagerly watching the time tick by on the kitchen timer I carried in my hand, waiting[…]
Few years ago two Chilean friends, Andrés and Rodrigo, who are great climbers and regularly practice yoga, visited me in Germany. Because of the wet weather we couldn’t climb outside,[…]
I realize this may cause a scandal, but it’s time to come clean. For the past 10 years I have practiced yoga propless. When it started, I was dealing with[…]
Have you ever dreaded the inevitable question of “so, what do you do for a living?” I know I’m not the only one! Even now, the question conjures up sensations[…]
I started blogging in 2011 and in the heart-pounding, nerve-racking moment that I first clicked ‘publish’ I never guessed I’d still be at it three years later. But here I[…]
I’ve been a yoga blogger for over three years, which is pretty remarkable for a gal who has never considered herself much of a writer. It all began after a[…]
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I teach Gentle Yoga in a community of active adults over age 55 in Central Texas. A young yoga teacher was once observing one of our classes and when she[…]
For the past fourteen years, I’ve made my living teaching yoga at my studio, Whole Life Yoga. I’ve certified well over 200 yoga teachers. But anyone who knows me can[…]
In my yoga teacher training many years ago I was encouraged to identify my niche – a group of people or a particular area that I would like to specialize[…]
Couple of days ago I read an article titled “Yoga after 50“, that made it sound as if older students practicing yoga is some sort of a novel idea. I[…]