We are honoured to have Kat back on our blog especially with this timely piece that coincides with the holidays. This time of year can be quite triggering for some so this post explores what being triggered actually means and what this physiological/psychological response entails. Meanwhile Kat provides a strategy to help come back from being triggered, using a very Yoga to Cope approach to taking back control of the nervous system through breath.
Read MoreThis #wellnesswednesday on our blog we are honoured to have guests and friends of Yoga to Cope, two lovely sisters, Roxane and Liana Pekelharing. These two souls have crafted up a beautiful herbal medicine company called Cleban & Daughters. They were on our podcast monday and are apart of our December giveaway! Read along to learn more about this beautiful duo.
Read MoreThis #wellnesswednesday RAINN returns for a sequel blog post focused on navigating the healing journey of sexual violence. This blog highlights how each survivors healing journey is different, personal, and has its own unique timeline. This post shares survivors different healing experiences from talking, to trying new activities/hobbies, to implementing self care rituals, to leaning on a beloved pet, to exploring an outlet that works best for you. A post just in time for the holidays.
Read MoreThis week on YTC’s #wellnesswednesdays blog post we have a special guest, Rodney Salomon. We were honored to have him on our podcast back in August and now we are honored to have his journey in a written account. Here he shares with us how his path of holism, yoga, and mindfulness changed his life and further enhanced his purpose.
Read MoreAs we fall into Fall, it is creating an external environment that can aggravate or offset our Vata dosha (constitution) internally. For this #wellnesswednesday let’s explore ways in which we can to remain balanced throughout this season of change and transformation.
Read MoreThis #wellnesswednesday let us explore the Imposter Syndrome including what this is and building an awareness of its presence because only then can we kick them out. This syndrome is a sneaky little toxic vortex that seeps its way into the mind and pollutes its thoughts. This syndrome inhibits and places doubt in one’s ability to conquer and achieve. Who can relate?
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