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119 Yoga and Self-Inquiry

Amy Weintraub Amy Weintraub • Thursday All Day

Often, to protect ourselves from the exhaustion and anxiety endemic to our culture, we hide behind our professional armor and social mask, losing our sense of connection to others and our deepest selves. We’ll use this day of simple, accessible movement, yoga breathing, and meditation to prepare ourselves for the fullness of the Symposium.

You’ll gain a greater sense of clarity about yourself and what you truly want as you refresh your capacity for openness and connection with others in a sangha (community) of practitioners. By learning and practicing simple poses, breathing exercises, methods of meditative self-inquiry, mood-balancing yoga relaxation techniques, and an uplifting guided-imagery practice, you’ll achieve a deep sense of calm purpose and joyful receptivity---even find a state of bliss that stays with you when you leave.

Amy Weintraub, M.F.A., ERYT500, is the author of Yoga for Depression and Yoga Skills for Therapists. She’s a leader in the field of yoga and mental health, and offers evidence-based yoga certification trainings for mental health professionals. To learn more, visit http://www.yogafordepression.com.