When I was reading one of the many articles, posts and publications recently that made the statement that Slow Yoga is now the latest trend in all things Yoga….. I said to my colleagues “Finally, we are in fashion” as we have been practicing and teaching mostly in this style for as long as I
As we wander through our lives and collect all the experience…the ups and downs and interesting travels, conversations, meals, jobs … the everyday things. It is good to take a little quiet reflection and simply unravel. I came across this great poem and it resonated with me and very much useful for us who seek
I have been dipping in and out of a new book ( Principles and Themes in Yoga Therapy by James Faulkes ) that is inspiring my yoga teaching and preparation. The Themes in this book have recently been helping me create my Friday Slow Yoga Class and I am happy to share my recent class
There is a turning tide and a fantastic shift in the community as we consider what it means to be a senior. The images in the past of the stereotypical Grandmother sitting in a rocking chair have long gone and today to be a senior is a phase of life where we can honour the
How do you find the right Yoga class that works for you? In the community today we find an abundance of Yoga offerings and classes we are simply spoiled for choice. It can be very challenging to know what will suit you and it can be confusing to know where to start. I offer some
In the quiet moments of reflections and stillness become your breath: Follow it – “in” and “out” Sitting, Walking, Working, Resting, Being Breath In – Breath Out Let yourself bask in the beauty of this moment and do not stray for the simple task of present moment awareness For it is in this moment that