Yoga Nidra Workshops with Lyz Krieger
Fridays, December 13, January 10, February 14, & March 13
5:30 – 6:45 pm;
$15. drop-in/class

Yoga Nidra is a deeply restorative & cleansing practice that brings into harmony:

• The body through relaxation & sleep (where the body repairs itself).
• The mind through guided instructions that assist the brain to make new connections (increasing neuroplasticity).
• The spirit through allowing one to cleanse their karma (current, accumulated and destiny) & access different levels of consciousness (koshas) to aid in the manifestation of their highest being.
  Yoga Nidra is a deeply relaxed state of sensory withdrawal where the practitioner becomes increasingly aware of their own inner world. It has also been used to aid in the reduction of tension, stress and anxiety. The autonomic symptoms of high anxiety such as headache, giddiness, chest pain, palpitations, sweating and abdominal pain also respond well to the practice.

Lyz Krieger earned her degree in Psychology with a focus in Cognitive Neuroscience at Northeastern Illinois University. She expanded her research to various relaxation techniques and their effects on stress and related dis-ease. Yoga Nidra and Reiki (RMT) have been her primary areas of practice but she draws from many different methods including Writing Therapy, ASMR, Trauma Therapy, and Crystal Healing. Lyz uses her well-developed modalities to hold space, acting as a mirror, to allow the opportunity for individuals to dive deep into the reflection of their own energies and recognize areas for personal transformation. (847) 310-5495 or lyz.krieger@gmail.com

New Yin Yoga Series with Helen Quail
Wednesdays, 7-8:15 pm, 6 weeks: October 16 – November 20
$15 – 20/class drop-in or $85/series

As we shift into fall and winter, we are called (y) inwards to the deep mysteries of the body – being, opening and releasing with tenderness, lovingly guided by Helen who also incorporates group energy healing in these deeply nourishing classes.  We go deep with gentleness and Presence, meeting our bodies, releasing and strengthening our joints, connective tissue and whole body-being as we enter the darker months.  Yin, with slow sustained poses, is a balance to our overly full lives overstimulated nervous systems. Take this time and space for deep self-nourishment and care before the holiday season. No prior experience is necessary. More on Helen at www.helenquail.com (Series payment via Paypal:info@helenmquail@gmail.com or cash/check first night)

Upcoming Workshops with Amy Cooper TBA

Amy Cooper, E-RYT 500 and C-IAYT: has been teaching yoga since 1981. A graduate from the Iyengar Yoga Institute in San Francisco, Amy teaches Iyengar Vinyasa Yoga which honors the lineage of Krishnamacharya and blends precise awareness of Iyengar’s teaching with the grace of a spacious sequential flow.
Deeply inspired by an ongoing inner investigation, Amy incorporates Embodied Anatomy & Insight Meditation to cultivate an awakened body/mind/ heart presence. Amy is founding director of the Shasta Yoga Institute and the 200-hour Yoga Alliance registered Shasta Yoga Teacher Training program.

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Shasta Yoga Institute Retreats Disclaimer: We provide a nurturing and safe environment and all care and responsibility is taken throughout the retreat to each participant but, participants are asked to take personal responsibility for their own self-care and (in the unlikely case) for any injuries incurred during retreat. Modifications are given to students with specific needs. When provided, medical history forms are to be completed before retreat and if you are unsure of your ability due to previous injuries please see your healthcare practitioner beforehand.

*These are non-residential retreats, however, within walking distance are restaurants, natural & grocery food stores, vacation rentals, hotels & bed & breakfasts. For info see the Mt Shasta Chamber, Air B&B & VRBO websites.