In February, we're still experiencing cold weather, but we may also enjoy a few warmer days here and there, pointing to the warmer weather that will be coming in spring. The days are noticeably longer now too. It's natural to want to slim down, rejuvenate, and refresh yourself in late winter, so consider following some of these selfcare tips for February. February Selfcare Tips Food You may notice that your body naturally wants some lighter foods now, particularly green leafy

When life feels overwhelming and your body craves calm, I’ve found that Yin Yoga offers a gentle, nurturing path back to balance. This practice invites you to slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect with your body in a way that feels both healing and empowering. If, like me, you’re living with a chronic condition, such as an autoimmune disease, heart disease, or diabetes, Yin Yoga can be a wonderful companion on your journey to feeling better and living fully. Let's take a l

Yin Yoga   is a great complement to other styles of yoga, such as Vinyasa and Hatha, as well as other forms of exercise. Exercise creates heat in the body, thereby targeting and opening the larger muscle groups; Yin Yoga, however, focuses on stillness, and targets the deeper connective tissues of the body (joints, ligaments, and fascia), as well as the energetic channels and centers. About Yin Yoga History It’s a fairly new style of yoga, about 30 years old, yet it’s rooted i

My yoga schedule this fall includes two new classes at a yoga studio near me, so I hope that if you're local, you'll come check out a class. If not, maybe I'll see you online. Fall Yoga Schedule Yoga in the Park - In Person Yoga in the Park  is held at Haynes Park in Rio Rancho, NM on Thursdays from 9-10am MT . We meet at the south-west corner of the park. Bring your mat and any props you may need. This class will end for the summer Thursday, 9/25. Gentle Flow Yoga - Online

I will be teaching a Chair Yoga class at a local yoga studio beginning tomorrow, September 5th at Yoga 4/1 , 10200 Golf Course Road, NW, Suite B in Albuquerque, NM. It's a 45-minute class, and we'll meet every Friday from 11:30am - 12:15pm. About Chair Yoga Chair Yoga is for anyone, but especially those with balance issues, range of motion limitations, or those who can't get down on the floor. If you’re recovering from an injury, are new to yoga, or looking for a gentler yog

In late September, summer comes to an end and autumn begins. The mornings and evenings are becoming cooler, the leaves are starting to turn color, and soon the smell of apples and pumpkins will fill the air. Autumn is Vata season in Ayurveda, and has the qualities of dry, cold, windy, and rough. We need to balance these qualities with moist, warm, stable, and smooth. So, follow some of these selfcare tips for September. September Selfcare Tips Diet Minimize or avoid raw foods

The days are longer and warmer, children are out of school, and we turn our attention to summer activities, such as vacationing, pool parties, picknicks, and barbecues. To stay cool and healthy this June, follow some of these selfcare tips. Selfcare Tips for June Diet With the summer heat, you’ll want to focus on smaller, lighter meals, because they’re easier on your digestion, especially during the heat of the day. Choose from any of these seasonal foods.  Fruits that are in

Whether you’re living with heart disease or simply want to keep your heart healthy, consider practicing yoga. The heart is a muscle that works continuously, even while you sleep; so, it’s important to take care of it. Cardio exercises, such as brisk walking, jogging, and dancing, are great for your heart; however, according to John Hopkins University School of Medicine, yoga is a relaxing form of exercise that’s also good for the heart.    Yoga for a Healthy Heart About Yoga

Aah – September! After a long, sizzling summer, we start to get a break from the heat, especially in the mornings and evenings. Autumn is coming, and we’re in a two-week transitional period called Ritu Sandhi in Ayurveda or Seasonal Junction.   The last week of one season and the first week of the next season make up this two-week Ritu Sandhi period. It’s a sensitive time when we need to let go of the previous season’s diet and lifestyle practices and welcome the next season’