Yin/Restorative & Yoga Nidra Sessions

£18.00

Yin/restorative and yoga nidra sessions on selected Thursdays at The Little Therapy Space in Olney. 

Cost is £18 per person, per session.

Full details below.

Directions to The Little Therapy Space here.

To book a place please choose a date from the calendar below, then click the time button, then click ‘Book now’. You can then do the same for other dates if you want to.

IMPORTANT
Please complete the questionnaire here before your first class

Description

Yin/restorative and yoga nidra sessions are so therapeutic not just for the body but for the soul as well.

Physical benefits:

Reduced Stress and Anxiety:
Restorative yoga is designed to calm the nervous system, shifting the body from a “fight-or-flight” state to a state of relaxation. 

Improved Sleep:
The gentle stretches and deep relaxation can help prepare the body for a good night’s sleep. 

Enhanced Flexibility and Range of Motion:
Holding supported poses for longer periods can gradually release tension in muscles and joints, improving flexibility and range of motion. 

Pain Relief:
Restorative yoga can be particularly helpful for those with chronic pain, as the gentle stretches and relaxation can help reduce pain and improve overall well-being. 

Improved Respiration:
The slow, deep breaths practiced in restorative yoga can strengthen respiratory functions. 

Improved Circulation:
The supported poses can help improve circulation, which can lead to better energy levels and overall health. 

 

Mental and Emotional Benefits

Mindfulness and Awareness:
Restorative yoga encourages being present in the moment, which can help improve mental health and overall well-being. 

Improved Mood:
The relaxation and deep breathing practiced in restorative yoga can help lift your mood, reduce anxiety, and promote a positive outlook. 

Increased Self-Awareness:
By paying attention to your body and breath, you can become more aware of your physical and emotional states. 

Reduced Mental Clutter:
The practice can help quiet the mind and reduce mental clutter, leading to improved focus and concentration. 

Increased Resilience:
By regularly practicing restorative yoga, you can build resilience and learn to better cope with stress and challenges. 

 

Who Can Benefit from Restorative Yoga?

Individuals struggling with stress and anxiety:
Restorative yoga can be a powerful tool for managing stress and anxiety. 

People with chronic pain:
The gentle stretches and relaxation can help reduce pain and improve overall well-being. 

Those recovering from injuries:
Restorative yoga is a gentle and accessible practice that can help support recovery. 

Anyone seeking to improve their sleep:
The practice can help promote relaxation and prepare the body for a good night’s sleep. 

People who are looking to de-stress and find balance:
Restorative yoga can be a great way to de-stress, re-energize, and find balance in your life. 

 

What to bring: Water and a mat (I do have some mats for loan)
What to wear: Comfortable, stretchy clothes.

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