Have you ever been curious about yoga therapy? What is it and how is it different then a yoga class? In this workshop Kierstin will answer those questions and explore how yoga therapy can be an opportunity to connect with yourself.
Connect is an opportunity for you to get to know yourself on a deeper level. We will explore the koshas and different yoga therapy techniques to connect individuals to these koshas to support clients in building their own wellness toolbelt.
During this masterclass we will explore:
What are the Koshas
Why Yoga Therapist support clients in balancing the Koshas
What is interoception
What are the Doshas
What are the Gunas
Annamaya Kosha: Physical Body Full body scan
Pranamaya Kosha: Breath/Energy Body: involuntary vs voluntary
Manomaya Kosha: The Conscious mind: chanting mantra
Vijnanamaya Kosha: The Intuitive Mind: Meditation
Anandamaya Kosha:The Bliss Body: connection
We'll end with a 50 minute Kosha Exploration yoga therapy practice.
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As a trauma informed therapeutic yoga teacher I see the strength in empowering a person to find what feels supportive to them. To foster their choice and experience by holding space for their curiosity and exploration vs. judgement.
I believe that this experience can begin to translate off the mat and be integral to someone's journey and recovery.
Ever have a hard time finding stillness in the quiet? Does your mind race around during meditation?
In this 60 minute yin yoga class with a focus on self compassion and recovery Kierstin will guide you through a yin yoga practice while she reads to you the book Your Body Is not an Apology.
Allowing for space for your mind to focus externally as you slow your body down.
Join Kierstin in a meditative yin practice from the comfort of your own home. Pajamas, your favorite blanket, and lots of pillows are encouraged. Clients will be holding shapes between 3-15 minutes. As you offer your body rest and stillness allow Kierstins voice to keep you present in the moment. During this 60 minute practice she will share the first chapter of The Body is Not an Apology. Journaling prompts inspired by the first chapter of the book will be given at the end of our yin practice
This class is for you if:
Your body needs rest
You want to learn about radical self love
You like books
You are looking for new journaling prompts
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As a trauma informed therapeutic yoga teacher I see the strength in empowering a person to find what feels supportive to them. To foster their choice and experience by holding space for their curiosity and exploration vs. judgement.
I believe that this experience can begin to translate off the mat and be integral to someone's journey and recovery.
Our yoga and meditations aim to be accessible meaning we teach by making yoga shapes accessible to your body utilizing supports.
This will be a mat yoga class specifically. Range of motion and ability that allows for getting down and up from the flow will be needed. A chair version of this program is in development.