Posted on: by Carol Capper
~Written by Carol Capper MS, OTR/L, PRYT~ Often the question comes up from both PRYT students and practitioners – How do you invite prospective clients into this work? How do […]
Posted on: by Renee Reusz
~Written by Renee Reusz~ In my kinesiology work I’ve always been most interested in learning about how posture and injuries relate. I find it particularly interesting to watch people outside […]
Posted on: by Jaunie Federowicz
~Written By Jaunie Federowicz P for presence and being present H for honesty, humor, and humility Observation and acceptance for all that shows up in session Empathy and compassion for […]
Posted on: by Sarah Bustamante
~Written By- Sarah Bustamante If you’ve ever tried to sit down, close your eyes, and quiet your mind, you may have noticed how difficult it can be. I describe it […]
Posted on: by Lori VanBuggenum
~Written by Lori VanBuggenum When I was a kid, I loved to paint by numbers. The dark black outline created a sharp contrast to the empty spaces that awaited […]
Posted on: by Gillian Motyer
As a yoga teacher I found that I was working with many students that had injuries or physical challenges of some kind. I began to search for a Yoga Therapy […]
Posted on: by Renee Reusz
~written by Renee Reusz~ Let me start by introducing myself. I’m a woman who believes “reliability and functionality” define a good handbag, I studied science in university, my favourite iPhone […]
Posted on: by Jaunie Federowicz
~Written by Jaunie Federowicz~ Recently I had the pleasure of attending a friend’s college graduation celebration. His was not the traditional path; he dropped out of college in 1976 and […]
Posted on: by Sarah Bustamante
When I first began practicing yoga in 2005, I was in the midst of what I would describe as an early-life crisis. I was in my mid-twenties and had just […]
Posted on: by Lori VanBuggenum
I’ve started to leave my iPhone at home. The first time it happened by accident. I was in a hurry, rushing to get to yoga. By the time I realized […]
