• Yoga Paradox

    I had a dream I wanted to scream,
                        but no sound came out.
    I had a morning where I longed for silence,
                        but I screamed and screamed.
    I strive for expansiveness and constant motion,
            but I forever cling to stability and prediction.
               “It’s going to be alright.” I say as the optimist.
              “Shut up, Liar.” I say as the other.
            My truth giggles and speaks …

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  • Restorative Yoga ~ The Yoga of Empowerment

    When you hear the term Restorative Yoga, what comes to mind?  Restorative Yoga is often described as a gently practice of long held supported  postures, that is good for beginners, good for those with injury or those that need stress relief.  The words gentle, nourishing, relaxing are often used to describe this practice and it all very true.  A litany of recent studies and
    medical …

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  • Yogabilitation!

    I was out for a catch-up dinner with a girlfriend a few nights ago, and the conversation shifted to a recent purchase I just made. The words I spoke would have been completely foreign to me a few years earlier:  “I bought a great pair of loafers the other day that work for my arthritis, fallen arch and bunion”. This is not a conversation I …

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  • Yoga off the Mat

    Once upon a time, not too long ago, I was what some may identify as a perfectionist. You know, the girl who strives for ideals set up by society, has goals of what she thinks she should be doing, and living a life that seemed to fit the mould. Like many young women, I was struggling to find myself. Constantly overwhelmed by (but not …

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  • Don’t Apologize…

    I participated in a performance workshop for my vocal students and I think I learned more than the students did – through witnessing their growth and willingness to work on their songs in front of their peers. There were a lot of breakthroughs and work done for the upcoming busy festival, recital and audition season. I learned so much from collaborating with colleagues – for …

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  • My Little Warrior

    Seeing the look of pure joy on my daughter’s face as she moved into each pose was enough….
    My three year old daughter watched my husband and I practice yoga in our living room for her whole life. So it wasn’t much of a surprise when she started mimicking the poses alongside of us. She took great pride in demonstrating poses to us …

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  • April: Stefanie Winters

    Stefanie has travelled to Hawaii to train with Baron Baptiste, assisted with the 200 hour Teacher Training Program here at Halifax yoga and travelled to the yoga institute at Kripalu for Yoga Training dealing with victims of post-traumatic stress disorder.

    As her personal practice has grown her flow classes reflect her varied interests and incorporate …

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  • How is your Comfort Zone Killing You?

    As part of the 40 days to personal revolution program – week 3 you’re asked to step out of your comfort zone. How is your comfort zone killing you? Big question. Lately, I realize this is THE question.
    Ok, so I bought a neti pot. This is big. Really big. One might say, this is outside of my comfort zone. Well, I used it that …

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