Summer Yogic Self-Care
OLLI, Summer 2025
Resources:CONTINUE STUDYING WITH CHERYL:
PRIVATE SESSIONS: JOIN MAILING LIST:
YOGA ENCYCLOPEDIA:
MORE YOGA NIDRA:
BOOKS: OTHER RESOURCES: |
Would you like to learn natural ways to boost your immunity as we move into allergy season? Are you looking for ways to recharge your internal batteries while staying calm, cool, and collected during the busy spring and summer? Join me in this 6-week online course where I will guide you through immunity-boosting, allergy-busting, joy-bringing, and stress-relieving yoga self-care practices. These will include gently active and restorative poses, immunity-stimulating mudras, pranayama, sound practices, and a bonus set of four Moon Phase Yoga Nidra meditations. A course website and recordings will be made available.
PLEASE NOTE: This will be a practice-focused course; all participants must safely move from standing to kneeling to lying on the floor. SUPPLIES REQUIRED: a yoga mat, two 4” yoga blocks, a blanket, an 8” yoga strap, and a chair.
WEEK 1: Yoga for Healthy Joints
Monday, January 27, 2025 Experience the safe range of motion through simple movements that keep your joints supple; also learn mudra and breath practices that increase the fluidity of your joints to help alleviate discomfort. HOMEWORK (do each practice twice more before our next session:
WEEK 2: Yoga for Anxiety
Monday, February 3, 2025 Yoga offers many tools to help you overcome the anxieties and uncertainties of modern life. Learn strategies to turn negative self-talk around, mudras, poses, and breath techniques that calm the nervous system. WEEK 3: Yoga for Digestion
Monday, February 10, 2025 A practice to promote healthy digestive fire and subtle practices that can ease other symptoms of digestive distress. WEEK 4: Yoga for Fatigue
Monday, February 17, 2025 Energizing practices to help you stay alert throughout the day and strategies to help you find a solid night’s sleep. WEEK 5: Yoga for Insomnia
Monday, February 24, 2025 Enjoy a deeply healing form of guided meditation called Yoga Nidra that releases bodily tension, reduces stress, and prepares the body and mind for sleep. |
Cheryl Fenner Brown, C-IAYT
See Press for more information.
|
I began my yoga teaching journey in 2004 with a 740-hr training with Hatha teachers at Piedmont Yoga Studio in Oakland, California, followed by an 800-hr Integrative Yoga Therapy training at Kripalu in 2015. I am certified as an E-RYT 500 and continuing education provider through Yoga Alliance. In 2016, I was among the first teachers certified through the International Association of Yoga Therapists as a C-IAYT. I have taught over 9,300 hours of public classes and workshops and love teaching how posture, breath, and attention can completely transform how they feel in their bodies and about themselves. Students appreciate my deeply educational approach to yoga; I weave anatomy, philosophy, asana, mudra, chanting, pranayama, and yoga nidra together for a well-rounded experience delivered with compassion and humor. Encouraging each student to honor where they are in their bodies every time they step onto the mat enables profound self-awareness. I specialize in helping people in midlife (and beyond), those with structural injuries, and cancer patients thrive.
I began my yoga teaching journey in 2004 with a 740-hr training with Hatha teachers at Piedmont Yoga Studio in Oakland, California, followed by an 800-hr Integrative Yoga Therapy training at Kripalu in 2015. I am certified as an E-RYT 500 and continuing education provider through Yoga Alliance. In 2016, I was among the first teachers certified through the International Association of Yoga Therapists as a C-IAYT. I have taught over 9,300 hours of public classes and workshops and love teaching how posture, breath, and attention can completely transform how they feel in their bodies and about themselves. Students appreciate my deeply educational approach to yoga; I weave anatomy, philosophy, asana, mudra, chanting, pranayama, and yoga nidra together for a well-rounded experience delivered with compassion and humor. Encouraging each student to honor where they are in their bodies every time they step onto the mat enables profound self-awareness. I specialize in helping people in midlife (and beyond), those with structural injuries, and cancer patients thrive. |