Connect to your body, breath and heart with yoga to create flexibility, strength and peace of mind today
Your time-out to move the body mindfully and clear the mind to begin over again with a fresh outlook and enthusiasm for your week ahead.
Small Group Yoga Therapy Classes – IN PERSON or ONLINE with Frances Adamson (Yoga Therapist)
If you deal with muscle/joint aches and pains, body stiffness, mental health conditions, or just want to get moving again, this class is for you!
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Over the session we’ll focus on safe stretching and strengthening exercises/movements, while incorporating breathing and meditation exercises to recover functional movement, mobility and mental health. You’ll have improved muscle/joint flexibility and mobility, less pain, stiffness and stress and feel better in your mind and body!
We’ll take time to warm up with simple movements that invigorate the spine releasing tension in your muscles and preparing your mind for breathing exercises and guided meditation.
The small group format allows your teacher to assess and modify the exercises based on your individual needs, so you get the most out of the exercises while preventing injuries.
Who will benefit from these classes?
If you’re a beginner, intermediate, or even advanced, you are most welcome and will receive instruction based on your abilities and needs for your body..
Whether you’re dealing with back, neck, shoulder injury and aches and pains, you’re sure to benefit from this program. These classes are designed to assist you in reducing stress, inflammation, and hormonal overload that blocks the healing process.
Register Now: Space is limited to 6 participants per class and are quickly filled
When we meet challenges and struggle, the ability to reflect on peace and feel it within is both restful and encourages optimism. If you’re struggling with an issue in your body or mind the first action to take is to find a way to reduce stress, inflammation, and hormonal over-load.
We can’t escape stress. As a sensitive, feeling human being we hold traumas from the past and empathy for those around us feeling pain, all while confronting life’s misadventures like divorce, personal losses, death of loved ones. Stress plays a major part in illness, injury, and your ability to self-heal. Symptoms like fatigue, tight muscles, headaches, weight gain or loss, depression, anxiety and more are caused or made worse by stress.
Soothing your whole being through a combination of stretching, strengthening, and breathing exercises with meditation targets these problems. The beauty of it is, that looking within is also active observation of the unity of yourself, body mind and emotion- experiencing each breath in the present moment.
That’s why self reflection is the true heart of a yoga practice and not how far you can or cannot bend. Any body can do yoga that’s designed to build your Joy Core foundation, it’s whether or not you have a motivation and willingness to really shift something important in your life for the better that matters.
Book a free assessment with Frances now to find out more about how Body Breath Basics once a week can help you.
Your instructor, Francie Adamson, is a certified yoga therapist who’s spent a lifetime healing with yoga, the breath and meditation. You’ll learn how to feel calm and centered no matter what your starting place physically and mentally.
Your perspective is what matters most, it comes down to mindset, and small shifts in how you look at things make all the difference.
Taking time to breath, stretch and strengthen your body, and quiet your mind creates inner calm that’s foundational to creating peace in your heart. Because the physical fundamentals of developing a strong joy core are spinal alignment and working with the breath, no matter what shape you are in, you can find a way to gently get your body moving and your breath flowing.
There’s nothing like being and breathing in the present moment so click on the scheduling Link and fill out the new student questionnaire right away.
If you were to ask me what the value or the benefit is for me, if I picked one word, it would be a strength. I think there is also a connection to Frances’ values. We have similar values and interests and I like the recommendations that she gives. She’s a wealth of knowledge of certain things, on matters that are relevant and of interest to me, like health and well-being.