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Relax & Renew

Restorative Yoga & Yoga Nidra

Why Relax & Renew?

We live in a fast paced, stressful world. Rest is not an option, a bonus. Rest is necessary for health of body and mind. It needs to be a priority.

  • ​​Maximum 6 people for this Restorative Yoga Class with Yoga Nidra.


    1 hr 30 min

    40 Canadian dollars
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Upcoming Dates
2:00 – 3:30pm

Sunday, December 28
Sunday, January 25
Sunday, February 22
Sunday, March 22
two contrasting images of Jennifer in a back bend, one restorative, the other Yin

Read the blog post on the differences
between Yin Yoga and Restorative Yoga.

We are under a tremendous amount of stress in our lives. Our daily routines, our busy families and jobs. For many people, the past few years have brought with them an increase in the emotional load they carry, with new work and family stress, as well as periods of isolation. It’s important to find ways to relieve this stress in our bodies. When we practice Restorative Yoga, we allow the body to release and relax. The more we practice coming back to this relaxed state, the more easily we can move there when we are under stress. It's teaching the nervous system a skill that we can call on when needed.

Yoga Nidra, literally Yogic Sleep, is a guided meditation done in savasana, lying down on your back (or in any position that may work best for you). “In yoga nidra, we restore our body, senses, and mind to their natural function and awaken a seventh sense that allows us to feel no separation, that only sees wholeness, tranquility, and well-being,” says Richard Miller, a San Francisco Bay Area yoga teacher and clinical psychologist. 

Frequently Asked Questions

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