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    • in Teaching tips · yoga for your body
    • — 29 Jun, 2022

    What to ask a new client with chronic back pain

    A new client reaches out to you, saying they are suffering with back pain. It has eluded their efforts to feel better. The ongoing or recurring discomfort is keeping them[…]

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    • in Virtual Yoga Studio
    • — 22 Jun, 2022

    Short yoga breaks to feel stronger and more vital

    Would you like to feel strong? Would you like to feel vital? I am yet to meet a person who prefers to feel weak and drained, yet this is how[…]

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    • in Virtual Yoga Studio
    • — 15 Jun, 2022

    Yoga practices for dealing with anxiety

    Yoga is uniquely positioned to be very effective for dealing with anxiety because it addresses the symptoms and sources of anxiety on multiple levels of our systems. Our yoga practice[…]

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    • in Virtual Yoga Studio · yoga for your mind
    • — 8 Jun, 2022

    The racing German Shepherd in the mind

    Before I ever truly experienced anxiety, I studied it. I read about it. As a yoga teacher and yoga therapist, I was conscious about how to offer a calming, soothing[…]

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    • in yoga for your mind
    • — 1 Jun, 2022

    Working backwards to uproot anxiety

    Last spring, we had ants. I really, really didn’t want to kill them, so we had to be one step ahead of them. First, I had to figure out where[…]

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    • in yoga for your mind
    • — 25 May, 2022

    Creating avatars to cope with anxiety

    “Become the warrior version of yourself,” my teacher used to say. At the time, I was young and luckily hadn’t experienced much conflict, so the warrior version of myself was[…]

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    • in Teaching tips
    • — 18 May, 2022

    Words matter: Yoga cues to help with anxiety

    When people think of the aspects of a great yoga teacher, they often conjure up the image of a soothing, peaceful voice and someone saying all the right things. And[…]

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    • in Teaching tips
    • — 11 May, 2022

    Introducing Real-Life Case Studies: Seasoned yoga therapists share their experience

    When we talk about the therapeutic aspects of yoga practice, they are often grouped by condition or symptom, such as yoga for osteoporosis, lower back pain, or better sleep. This[…]

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    • in yoga for your mind
    • — 4 May, 2022

    Hi anxiety. Nice to meet you?

    Just try preparing for a test or think about giving a speech to a large group of people, and possibly you’ll get to experience the symptoms of anxiety – sweating,[…]

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    • in yoga for your mind
    • — 27 Apr, 2022

    Bigger better offer: Two magic ingredients that can change your ingrained habits

    I love trains. When I was young, I frequently traveled by train to new cities with a group of good friends. To me, traveling by train means good times, laughter,[…]

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    • in yoga for your mind
    • — 20 Apr, 2022

    Don’t worry, be happy? Can we choose our response to anxiety?

    Many years ago, I remember stepping out of my house on a beautiful sunny summer day and randomly thinking, “What a beautiful day! Nothing bad can happen on a gorgeous[…]

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    • in yoga for your mind
    • — 13 Apr, 2022

    What is anxiety, and where does it come from?

    When I was about eight years old, my mother took my sisters and me to the river bank by our house. My mother carried my two-year-old sister with one arm[…]

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    • in Announcements
    • — 6 Apr, 2022

    Let’s talk: What kind of challenges do yoga teachers face right now?

    We all have been through a lot in the past couple of years, and so have our students. The challenges and obstacles that we experience now might be very different[…]

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    • in Announcements
    • — 30 Mar, 2022

    Join our new community to connect with like-minded professionals

    Three years ago, I read about a new start-up called Quilt that organized and facilitated small-group conversations out of women’s homes. Generally, I’m not too fond of formal networking events,[…]

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    • in Virtual Yoga Studio
    • — 23 Mar, 2022

    The obvious and subtle aspects of bone health: Spinal alignment and energy movement

    Your spine is the structural center of your body. A stooped posture with a concave chest often accompanies bone loss. Our goal in working with posture for bone health is[…]

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    • in Virtual Yoga Studio
    • — 16 Mar, 2022

    Yoga for happy bones

    Muscle wasting is a common feature of osteoporosis, which also contributes to the weakening of bones. Bones get stronger in response to muscular pull in all directions. When muscles are[…]

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    • in Teaching tips
    • — 9 Mar, 2022

    What we need to know about a student with osteoporosis when we work with them one-on-one

    When a new student starts private yoga sessions, we usually ask many different questions about their current state: the functioning of various physiological systems, stress levels, sleep patterns, lifestyle, mental[…]

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    • in yoga for your body
    • — 2 Mar, 2022

    What to include in a yoga program for students with osteoporosis

    Some months ago, I met with a new student who’s been recently diagnosed with osteoporosis. She had scheduled a private yoga session to discuss her course of action. From our[…]

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    • in yoga for your body
    • — 23 Feb, 2022

    How to accommodate a yoga student with osteoporosis in a general yoga class

    Osteoporosis is a chronic disease that is characterized by porous, weakened bones. It usually presents as low bone mass (decrease in bone quantity) and deterioration of the microarchitecture of bones[…]

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    • in yoga for your body
    • — 16 Feb, 2022

    A major factor that leads to bone degradation and how Ayurveda can tame it

    Some years ago, Gwyneth Paltrow got a lot of grief and ridicule for calling her separation from her then-husband Chris Martin “conscious uncoupling.” I personally think that it’s a very[…]

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