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Program Description
The stresses and strains of changing circumstances have a direct impact on our physical and mental condition. While much of the focus in contemporary yoga is on how to manage our structure, in this series, we will focus on how to manage the impact of the stress and strains of daily life upon our energy.
Interestingly, a large percentage of pharmaceuticals prescribed for managing symptoms of chronic illness are sympathetic/parasympathetic regulators. The Ancients understood how to use the breath to gain control of and regulate the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) so we will learn how to use breath-centric āsana and prāṇāyāma as functional tools to help you move through life with vitality and relaxation.
In this series, we will:
- Learn the ways of regulating the breath in āsana and prāṇāyāma to impact the ANS.
- Focus on these common symptoms of stress: anxiety and sleeplessness. Learn how to calm sympathetic over-activation, engage parasympathetic response, and promote relaxation and peace.
- Focus on these common symptoms of stress: fatigue and depression. Learn how to activate suppressed sympathetic function, restoring energy and enthusiasm.
Participants will receive links to recordings of the sessions.
Session recordings will be available to participants for streamable viewing until June 10.
Live sessions, on Zoom with Gary, take place on April 14, 21, and 28.
You will receive recordings of all three sessions even if you register after the start date.
This is an online workshop. You’ll need to download Zoom to attend.
Please see your purchase confirmation for the Zoom link.