In these times of social distancing many of us are spending even more time on screens than we were before. Now in-person meetings, coffee break socials, book clubs, and fitness classes have moved to screens. I’ve been hearing from many people that are feeling screen fatigue. So I thought I’d write a little blog on …
Note: This blog post originally published in November 2019 has been edited (May 2022). The main context has not been altered. It has been made shorter and some content related to pre-pandemic classes Jenn offered at RePose has been removed. As a long-time yoga teacher and yoga therapist I’ve always valued the therapeutic benefits of …
What is Yoga Therapy & How is it Different from Yoga? Read More »
Just in case you missed Part 1, Progressive What? I thought Overload was Harmful. This will be the more concise summary version. If anything here sounds weird, please refer to Part 1. KEY MESSAGES: Pain or injury happens when you load a part of your body more than that part of the body has the …
I find fall a great time of year for self-reflection. Last week I had the opportunity to study the therapeutic applications of Restorative yoga with Judith Lasater in San Francisco. Judith doesn’t waste words – she has a gift for invoking words for a purpose and in ways that don’t offend and often inspire. I …
Although I’ve been teaching Restorative yoga for many years, in recent years, through studying with Judith Lasater, I’ve gained a much deeper appreciation for the Art & Science behind creating a Restorative yoga practice. Judith has been teaching for nearly 50 years, has written several books on yoga and is credited with popularizing Restorative yoga, …
Restorative Yoga: The Art & Science of Relaxation Read More »
We’re all too busy. Our modern world and its technology have given us opportunities to get exponentially more done in less time than our ancestors were able to at any point in history, yet somehow we’ve filled that extra time with 1001 additional things to do and we still feel that we have no time! …
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