The Courage to Say I Don’t Know
The Courage to Say “I Don’t Know”
There’s something I’ve been thinking about a lot lately, something that came up after a student approached me after class with a pretty complex question about what was going on in her body.
Protecting the Sovereign: The Wisdom of the Pericardium
Protecting the Sovereign: What the Heart and Pericardium Teach Us About Staying Open
I’ve been thinking a lot about protection lately. Not the armour-up, shut-it-down kind, but the wise, discerning kind. The kind that lets love in while keeping chaos …
Yin Therapy with Emrik Suichies
What is Yin Therapy
I recently had the most fascinating conversation with Emrik Suichies, a Yin Yoga teacher and therapist based between the Netherlands and Hungary, and honestly? I’m still processing everything he shared.
If you’ve been in the Yoga …
What We’re Not Talking About in Yin Yoga (but should be)
What We’re Not Talking About in Yin Yoga (But Should Be)
There’s a lot we talk about in Yin Yoga.
We talk about fascia.
About long holds.
About flexibility and stillness and the nervous system.
We talk about meridians and …
How to Teach Yin Yoga When The World Feels Heavy
How Do We Teach When the World Feels Heavy
If you’re human, you probably know that sometimes the world just feels… heavy. Whether it’s something big and collective like a war, a natural disaster, or something personal like losing …
When a Student Falls Asleep In Yin Yoga
I’m sure many of us have experienced an awkward aspect of teaching Yoga: students who fall sleep during Yin Yoga class.
The Honourable Snore: A Teacher’s Evolution
In my early years teaching Iyengar-influenced Yoga, I was instructed that the …







