Click on this link and find out what else kept me busy beside my yoga teaching and ‘family affairs’ during the last three years. A fellow participant published this article in LAYOGA. She describes her journey to become a yoga therapist and gives some insight into structure and content of the educational program we joined. I truly look forward to share all the precious knowledge I gained during these years with you and future students.
Namaste,
RoxAnn
LMU Yoga Therapy Rx Participants with Dr. Larry Payne (center) at Venice Family Clinic ©Photo by David Young-Wolff
Check out the additional group of asanas, just added to complete my ‘essential asanas‘ page on my website. You’ll find images and detailed descriptions of the poses. Where applicable I give information about the modified version for the asana “in the chair” or “with the chair” as well.
I wish you a pleasant Sunday!
Namaste,
RoxAnn
Need more good reasons why to practice yoga and tackle issues, which are on your “body mind and soul maintenance list” since a long time.
Read this … it might inspire you! And if you share it… you might inspire a family member or friend as well.
Thank you!
Namaste,
RoxAnn
The Asanas are useful maps to explore yourself, but they are not the territory. ~Donna Farhi
Asanas attune the body to meditation, just as a guitar is tuned before a performance. ~Anonymous
Concentrating on Asanas clears the mind, while focusing on the breath helps the body shift out of fight-or-flight mode. ~Melanie Haiken
Check out the first group of ‘my essential asanas‘, which I just integrated into my website. You’ll find images and detailed descriptions of the poses. Where applicable I give information about the modified version for the asana “in the chair” or “with the chair” as well.
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