Back to B Yoga this Weekend for 2 Therapeutic Workshops!

Yoga Therapeutics at B Yoga Center

Saturday May 7th 3-5 p.m. in Melrose, MA

$30 for Yoga Therapeutics workshop

or $50 Yoga Therapeutics on Saturday and Restorative Yoga on Sunday

Yoga Therapeutics will be introduced in a way to explore how to give and receive practitioner assisted yoga postures to stimulate and balance the flow of healing energy within the body, opening the areas which are blocked bringing a person deeper into balance and harmony.

Learn how to tailor private sessions and classes to meet the needs of who you’re working with, in a warm, responsive and supportive way.  Assisted yoga postures where there’s a giver and receiver, hands on assists, gentle adjustments will be explored.  This experiential workshop is great for yoga teachers and students who are interested in deepening self-awareness, presence, and ability to meet others where they are.  This is a very hands-on experiential workshop!  All levels of practice welcome.

Call 781.475.2520 to register via phone.

Restorative Yoga at B Yoga Center

Sunday May 8th 1-3 p.m. in Melrose, MA

$25 for Restorative Yoga Class

or $50 Yoga Therapeutics on Saturday and Restorative Yoga on Sunday

Restorative Yoga is a practice of allowing the body to relax and rest deeply.  During deep relaxation, all the organ systems of the body are benefited. Each organ system is stimulated and soothed through the practice. The restorative sequence taught in this class is designed to bring balance into the body and move the spine in all directions, from supported backbends, forward bends, and gentle twists, as well as a restorative inverted posture, which reverses the effects of gravity. The use of props supports us in our total relaxation. Restorative poses help relieve the effects of chronic stress.

The practice of deep rest provides the body an opportunity to renew and heal, as we trigger the parasympathetic nervous system, which is responsible for balancing the body and bringing the response system into equilibrium. Prana, the masculine energy, resides above the diaphragm, moves upward, and controls respiration and heart rate. Apana, the feminine energy, resides below the diaphragm, moves downward, and controls the function of the abdominal organs. Restorative yoga balances these two aspects of energy so that the practitioner is neither over-stimulated nor depleted.  All levels of practice are encouraged to attend!

Call 781.475.2520 to register via phone, or register online:

https://clients.mindbodyonline.com/ASP/home.asp?studioid=7500

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