Chronogram Magazine | Naturally calm: Alternative Anxiety Therapies

Chronogram Magazine  | Naturally calm: Alternative Anxiety Therapies

“Anxiety separates you—it makes your neighbor seem like the other. It makes you build walls instead of bridges," says Pransky. "But when we meet ourselves with care, warmth, and presence, we can change our neurology. We release oxytocin, the hormone of love and connection. Our anxiety is not a personality trait. Neither is our connectivity. Yet the more we practice the latter, the better we get that feeling of love and connection."

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Yoga Journal | 7 Yoga Poses That Are Harder Than They Look

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By: Jennifer D’Angelo Friedman

After years of practice, does Triangle still stress you out? Or, can you hold Handstand but wobble in Warrior I? Here, 7 top teachers share the relatively easy poses that they’re still trying to master—plus tips to make them a little less frustrating.

Kripalu Resources | Two Practices for Creating More Space in Your Mind and Your Life

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By: Jillian Pransky

Creating space is different from “letting things go.” I once believed that I needed to let go of certain things, because I thought the stuff I was holding on to must be “bad” parts of me. That perspective reinforced the idea that I had to get rid of something or I wouldn’t be okay. It felt like a little war was going on inside me.

Kripalu Resources | Six Easy Ways to Add Restorative Yoga to Your Practice or Teaching

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By: Jillian Pransky

Today, it is amazing to see this healing practice being offered everywhere, from yoga studios to athletic trainings, from hospitals to corporate environments, while popular magazines feature restorative practices. Restorative yoga is the new power yoga.

Good Morning America | It's National Relaxation Day: 4 ways to relax at your office

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By: GMA Wellness

"Good Morning America" turned to two experts for tips on how to relax while you're at work.The good news is that relaxation doesn't mean you have to lay down on a couch or take a nap, two things that would turn heads in the office.