Mother Daughter Yoga Workshop
When: We will meet two times.
Tuesday May 31st & Wednesday June 1st 10am-11:30am
Why: Spend time with your daughter, stretch your body, find balance as you color a mandala, set an intention for a positive change, planted with a guided relaxation. [Read more...]
A Women’s Day Retreat
When: Friday, June 3rd 9am-1pm
Why: In this workshop you will:
- practice yoga, breathing, deep relaxation and meditation
- ignite creative self-expression through mandala coloring and creative art
- gain clarity with self reflection tools of journaling and creating intention
During this four hour workshop you will learn how to become more in touch with your true nature– the part of you that makes you special. You will gain tools to begin to respond from a place of capacity to meet the unexpected. The principles and practices in this workshop emerge as a part of your daily life. The benefits include lasting effect of clarity, energy, joy— true well-being.”
Mother Child Workshop
When: Friday, June 3rd 2-3:30 pm
Why: Spend time with your child, stretch your body, find balance as you color a mandala, set an intention for a positive change, planted with a guided relaxation. [Read more...]
Texas Yoga Conference FREE PASS
Join me for the Texas Yoga Conference at the beautiful St Thomas University in Houston, TX, February 25-27th. It’s a great way to experience many different styles of yoga, and find out which style fits YOU.
T
he theme of the conference is “Yoga is For Everybody”! The objective of the Texas Yoga Conference is to educate others about the many benefits of yoga through over 60 classes, lectures and presentations designed to allow all levels of student to more deeply explore the many facets of the practice. For more information and to sign up Texas Yoga Conference
MD Anderson & Integrative Wellness
Finding a Quiet Still Space at MD Anderson’s Integrative Medicine Center
Last week I presented a workshop for the faculty and staff at MD Anderson’s Integrative Medicine Place of Wellness. It was one of those workshops that even though I knew my content (like the back of my hand)– I was a little nervous as I glanced around the room. It was a good-sized room filled up with really intelligent people, and all who were experts in my subject matter!
Famous yogi Vanda Scaravelli
Before I had much time to ponder being nervous, I was up in front of the group talking about my connection with Lorenzo Cohen, the head of the Integrative Medicine Department. Lorenzo and I serendipitously met through a mutual friend when I moved to Houston about 8 years ago. When we were introduced, neither one of us realized we had a common denominator. Then through conversation it came to light that we shared a similar feeling about a famous yogi– one of my most inspirational yoga teachers, Vanda Scaravelli. Vanda Scaravelli happens to be Lorenzo’s grandmother! Vanda was the inspiration for my beginning stages of studying yoga while I lived in London. She wrote the brilliant book Awakening the Spine, which still stays near my bedside table. [Read more...]











