Podcasts about breathe yoga

Welcome to another enlightening episode of "Just DeW It," where host Anne Duffy delves into the world of holistic wellness with an exceptional guest, Lori Bulloch. Lori is a seasoned dental hygienist, certified yoga instructor, and the visionary founder of "Let's Breathe Yoga". In this conversation, Lori unveils her personal wellness journey, highlighting the profound impact yoga has had on her life and professional career. As the creator of a comprehensive three-part wellness program, Lori shares her wisdom on achieving balance through a holistic approach that encompasses physical and emotional well-being. Listen in to learn about Lori's morning routine, strategies for navigating challenging patient interactions, and the transformative power of a personal wellness practice that spans diet, yoga, prayer, and connecting with nature. Join us as Lori also reflects on her experiences hosting wellness retreats and the remarkable benefits she has witnessed firsthand. If you are interested in exploring the intersections of dental hygiene, yoga, and overall well-being, this episode is a must-listen! Discover the keys to cultivating a healthier and more balanced life, both personally and professionally, with Lori Bulloch.Learn More About Let's Breathe Yoga and Reach Out to Lori Here: Website: https://www.letsbreatheyoga.com/ Email: breathewithlori@gmail.com YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@onewholeheartedhygienist3595Just DeW It Podcast is the official podcast of Dental Entrepreneur Women (DeW), founded by Anne Duffy, RDH. The mission of DeW is to inspire, highlight, empower, and connect all women in dentistry. To join the movement or to learn more, please visit dew.life. Together, we can DeW amazing things! Join the DeW Life movement by becoming a member using this link.Join the Dental Entrepreneur movement by becoming a member using this link.Read the most recent edition of DeW Life Magazine here. References: Businesses/Resources: Pure Barre Airbnb The Mint Door Podcasts/Publications: Just DeW It: Speak Kindly to Yourself, featuring Laura Collatz, DDS

Par/avec Marc Baillet. Le son a un pouvoir ! Quel est ce pouvoir ? Stéphane Haskell est écrivain, photojournaliste et réalisateur. A une certaine période de sa vie il pensait ne plus refaire surface. Avec la respiration, le yoga, puis le son et les thérapies sonores il a graduellement été guidé vers une meilleure compréhension de sa santé physique, émotionnelle et spirituelle. Progressivement, il s'est transformé et a repris le contrôle de sa vie ! Son documentaire Breathe : Yoga, un souffle de liberté, a remporté de nombreux prix. Stéphane Haskell est ambassadeur de bonne volonté auprès de l'Unesco. Son livre Ecoute est un voyage dans l'univers du son et de ses effets thérapeutiques. Dans cet épisode,  Stéphane nous parle du pouvoir de guérison du son et nous donne des conseils pratiques et concrets pour aller vers plus de mieux être émotionnel et spirituel ! Mais également de ce que cela signifie pour lui que d'être le héros de sa propre vie. Vous souhaitez prendre une dose d'inspiration et de conseils concrets pour mettre le son au service de votre mieux être ?  Ne ratez pas cette conversation inspirante avec Stéphane Haskell ! C'est ici ! Mettez le son ! *** Si vous avez apprécié le Podcast, laissez-moi un commentaire et quelques étoiles ici https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/heroic-people-podcast/id1510935846?mt=2&ls=1 ! Cela prend 60 secondes et permet de convaincre les invités du podcast ! Retrouvez-nous sur www.heroicpeople.fr pour découvrir le podcast plus en détails, la newsletter, mes livres, nos services d'accompagnement et de coaching d'équipe.

Heidi Banks experienced the benefits of Yoga several years ago and began a faithful practice in 2006. After completing her 200 hr. YTT here in Niceville at Yoga Junkie studios, she pursued her passion for Yin Yoga and completed a 40- Hour Yin Yoga training at Breathe Yoga and Wellness Center, in Pensacola, FL. She is currently finishing up her 300 hr. advanced YTT at Dragonfly studios in Ft. Walton beach. She is a Speech Pathologist that works with special needs children and child through life span folks on the spectrum. Heidi teaches special needs children's yoga, seniors, chair, yin, restorative, private and many other forms of yoga. In deepening her practice, she has learned that Yoga is the ultimate attitude adjustment because a consistent practice has the potential to make most things better. -Check out Heidi Banks at Yoga Dharma Studios in Niceville Florida. Want to schedule? Drop me a message and I'll hook you up! -To learn more about me or this podcast please visit SavageUnicornYoga.com and drop me a message savageunicornyoga@gmail.com Follow me on Facebook and Instagram at Savage Unicorn Yoga for all my thoughts, updates, events and current classes! Like my show? Donate, donate, donate! -Thank you for joining me on Bend and Snatch and remember to always be evolving. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/vanessa-murray2/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vanessa-murray2/support

Nicole DeBraal has a professional background in corporate communications but, after a series of highly stressful life events, she made the conscious decision to quit her job and try to bring more mindfulness into her life. Nicole has recently completed the Davidji Meditation Teacher Training at Breathe Yoga in Rochester and is looking forward to starting her new career as a meditation coach. In this episode, you’ll hear from Nicole DeBraal on, [13.56] Her approach to healing. She shares her strategies for coping with grief and talks about how yoga, therapy and the support of her son have helped her to heal. [20.29] The transformative effects of meditation. Nicole reveals how starting a regular meditation practice has made it easier for her to put things in perspective and deal with crises in a more logical and mindful manner. [41.03]The importance of humor. Nicole gives some personal examples of the role that humor can play in alleviating stress and relieving tension in an emotionally fraught situation. [48.57] Being present. Justin and Nicole discuss the power of being fully present in the moment and focusing on the here and now rather than thinking about the past or worrying about the future. [53.46] Finding inner peace. Nicole tells Justin how she has recently learned to stop obsessing about her actions and cultivate a calmer and more accepting mindset. Follow and Like Mindful Impact Podcast: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mindfulimpactpodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mindfulimpactpodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/justin-franciso/message

At a very young age, Mary learned that the food on her plate was actually the body of a dead animal. She refused to eat it and declared herself a vegetarian. She grew up never knowing another vegetarian and thinking that she was weird. When she grew older and learned that animals were hurt to produce dairy products and eggs, she went Vegan.Yoga showed up many years later. As her practice developed she felt the call to teach but even louder was the call to teach veganism. During her 500-hour teacher training, she was given the task of presenting to the class an aspect of yoga that was “in her pocket." She knew that she had to do a talk on Veganism but in the past any time she started to talk about the animals she’d get a huge lump in her throat and shut down. She had just started working with a teacher named Ramana who helped her find her voice. For her talk, she used Sharon Gannon’s book ”Yoga and Vegetarianism” as the blueprint.She started teaching for a studio, Breathe Yoga as well as being hired by Dr. Ted Barnett to teach at Rochester Lifestyle Medicine, where she learned the health benefits of a vegan diet from some of the best doctors in the world. She also had the opportunity to teach for Dr. Thomas Campbell in his lifestyle medicine practice.Mary was elected Vice President of a local animal rights nonprofit for three years, co-founded Rochester’s wildly popular VegFest, and founded our local chapter of Anonymous for the Voiceless, a nonprofit that brings the terrible truth of animal suffering to people on the street.One fateful day, Mary came across a news story about a cow who had escaped a slaughterhouse who was now living at a sanctuary in New Jersey. A few months later she traveled to NJ to meet that cow, Freddie and Mike Stura, the man who rescued him. Freddie inspired her to design a T-shirt with his image. When she opened the Rochester Vegan Community Center his handsome face was their logo. A couple of years ago Mike asked her to move to Skylands. She did and now helps take care of Freddie and the other kids that live at the sanctuary. In this episode, Mary Barletta and Yoga Is Vegan's Holly Skodis discuss the following:Skylands Animal Sanctuary and RescueRescuing dairy cows and the darkness inherent to the industryJaime Surya Episode 46Jivamulti Yoga and Sharon GannonRochester Assisi InstituteRamana Maharshi Yukio Ramana Radical Healing Dr. Ted Barnett & Rochester Lifestyle MedicineHow to introduce veganism to a yoga classConnect with Mary:Instagram: @veganarmy269

Cyndi Weis is the founder of Breathe Yoga, a wellness business with yoga studios in several locations in Upstate New York. Breathe Yoga provides a unique wellness experience and, in addition to yoga classes, Breathe’s clients can enjoy nutritious and delicious food and drinks in its on-site bakeries and juice bars. As a fitness expert, Cyndi’s goal is to get more people practicing yoga and enjoying the benefits of a healthy lifestyle. In this episode, you’ll hear from Cyndi Weis on: Her Introduction to yoga. Cyndi explains how taking up yoga at a young age helped her to lose weight and feel comfortable in her body. She continued her practice as an adult and felt inspired to set up her own studio after participating in an immersive yoga retreat in Mexico.The benefits of meditation. Justin and Cyndi discuss the impact of meditation on mental and physical wellbeing. As someone who finds it hard to slow down, Cyndi explains that she considers meditation an essential tool for managing stress and reveals how it helped her to overcome a debilitating illness.Pivoting her business. Cyndi describes how the lockdown has taken Breathe Yoga in a whole new direction through the launch of its virtual platform which provides online yoga and meditation classes. Links from Episode: Breathe Yoga Website: https://www.breatheyoga.com/ Breathe Yoga Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/breatheyoga Follow and Like Mindful Impact Podcast: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mindfulimpactpodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mindfulimpactpodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/justin-franciso/message

B2T is now two years old.  For our anniversary episode, we bring back our very first 2 guests.  Kim Fredrickson of Hello Gorgeous and Cherri McCallister of Breathe Yoga.  We revisit with them and ask what's been going on for the last 2 years.  And they do a great job with the "Can You ACE it Game", brought to you by The Chamblee ACE Hardware.

Réalisateur, photojournaliste et écrivain, Stéphane Haskell est l’auteur du livre « Respire » aux Editions Michel Lafon dans lequel il raconte sa guérison par le yoga. Son film « Breathe : Yoga un Souffle de Liberté », passionnant documentaire qui a accompagné la sortie du livre, retrace sa quête à travers le monde des bénéfices de cette pratique sur des populations défavorisées ou en situations de précarité. Un film qui a reçu un accueil enthousiaste dans la communauté yogi et diffusé l’art du yoga dans de nombreux festivals. Nommé ambassadeur de bonne volonté par l’UNESCO, Stéphane Haskell donne de nombreuses conférences à travers la France et l’Europe pour promouvoir les vertus du Yoga sur un plan tant physique qu’émotionnel et spirituel.Retrouvez Stéphane Haskell et tous ses projets sur son site www.stephanehaskell.com et sur instagram @stephane.haskell. Et bien sûr, envoyez-nous vos remarques et questions sur podcast@tigre-yoga.comLes Conversations du Tigre est un podcast produit par le Tigre Yoga Club & Spa.Présentation : Elodie GaramondMusique : Yotam Agam Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

In this episode, we meet Cyndi Weis, the owner of Breathe, a yoga studio, juice bar, and retail haven with locations across the upstate New York area. We talk about meditation practices, the hardest lessons we have to learn, and the quote that inspired her entire trajectory with her business. Cyndi, a former dietician with a degree in mental health counseling, started her business in 2002. Since then, she’s experienced major growth, and she shares with us her unconventional views on market competition and the biggest problem about being on autopilot. You can find Breathe on Facebook @BreatheYoga or on Instagram @breathelivelifeinspired, or connect with Cyndi at cyndi.breatheyoga.com. Destressifying: The Real-World Guide to Personal Empowerment, Lasting Fulfillment, and Peace of Mind by Davidji can be found at a bookseller near you.

Join host Dr. Matt Driscoll and his guest Brett Richardson, Chef and yoga instructor at Breathe Yoga and Juice Bar, as they talk FOOD and goals. In this episode they will discuss: 1. What is food prep and why is it important?  2. How do we go about starting a food prep habit?  3. How do we become more efficient in the kitchen?  4. Being a chef, any tips or secrets to make the kitchen experience more enjoyable?  5. What are your secret ingredients to make your taste buds come to life?  6. This is the first podcast of 2019 and many of us want to eat healthier in the new year. How do we go about making attainable goals with our nutrition? 7. When should we re-visit these goals? How many goals should we put down on paper?  8. What do you have coming up in 2019? 9. How can listeners connect with you online and see your crazy beard?  10. If you have a friend coming to Rochester for the first time where are you taking them?  You can find and connect with Brett at:  https://www.breatheyoga.com/ Or on his Instagram or Facebook pages which show his epic beard and many food pics around town: https://www.instagram.com/natty_beard/ https://www.facebook.com/brett.richardson.3958 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dr-matt-driscoll/support

Entrepreneur Cherri McCallister talks to us about Breathe Yoga located in downtown Chamblee across from the Marta station. https://www.breatheyogastudioatlanta.com/

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Gary was introduced to Eastern philosophy in college when he discovered the writings of Alan Watts which led to studies in Zen and Zen poetry. Gary is a Registered Yoga Teacher with the Yoga Alliance (RYT 200) and has a Certificate of Yoga Philosophy from the California Institute of Integral Studies. He has studied yoga at Esalen Institute, Parmarth Niketan Ashram and Satchidananda Ashram. Gary is on the faculty of Breathe Yoga of Los Gatos.    Gary has photographed many spiritual sites in his travels. He recently published his first book entitled: "The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali- Illuminations Through Image, Commentary and Design." The book provides a new approach to studying the Yoga Sutras by using photography, poetry and quotation to illuminate the heart of the Sutras. He is working on a new app which will incorporate Sanskrit chants of the Yoga Sutras within the book.    Resources Gary's WebsitePURCHASE: The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali- Illuminations Through Image, Commentary and Design

This week Maria speaks with Max Sindell , author of THE BRIGHT SIDE: Surviving Your Parents Divorce.  Next, Stephen Gass , president of every baby company, inc.,  talks about, What should kids of this age watch on TV? and  What will aid in learning and play for babies, toddlers and their parents?.  Then, Mary Kaye Chryssicas, author of  Breathe: Yoga for Teens, which helps teens navigate through the wild world of high school and middle school.