A Trauma-Informed Yoga Practice to Cultivate Inner Peace
Your nervous system has been working overtime for far too long.
Your nervous system has been working overtime for far too long.
Sometimes less is more, even in yoga.
You can't avoid sadness and trauma, but your practice can help you move from pain to peace.
Let stillness be your medicine.
Leave all your worries on the mat.
Don't get up! You can practice this prop-supported sequence while lying down.
When you need to approach any situation—or, let's be honest, life—from a calmer place, this quiet practice is your solution.
In this restorative sequence, Dr. Gail Parker suggests using affirmations to deepen the healing power of relaxation.
Release tension with this restorative sequence from Rodney Yee for encouraging the flow of breath and prana.
This combination of restorative yoga, meditation, essential oils, and Reiki— from dream team Colleen Saidman Yee and Rodney Yee—will help ease anxiety and insomnia to deliver your best night’s zzz’s.
Masumi Goldman and Laura Kasperzak's twisting, hip-opening, feel-good flow melts the stress of the day and sets you up for sleep.
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