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World Fusion Belly Dance is now being offered at The Yoga Center. Did you know that like yoga, belly dancing can strengthen and increase muscle tone, improve posture and promote self esteem? Try something new! Now offered on Tuesday nights with Saahira call 775-762-6972 or email for more information.

Yoga for Scleroderma Video Now on DVD! - Kathy Randolph has created this wonderful video for the sufferers of scleroderma everywhere. This practice consists of a sequence of floor exercises, standing poses, inverted postures, and breathing and relaxation techniques. All are performed with modifications for physical limitations associated with scleroderma and all can be done while sitting on the edge of or lying on a bed. Only $20 with free shipping you can purchase this video at www.scleroderma.org/store/store-video.shtm look for the order form on the right above the video. For more info call 1-800-722-HOPE or email Kathy.

Yoga for Scleroderma - Kathy Randolph
read more about the scleroderma program


Carson City Yoga - Join Angela for beginning, intermediate, advanced and prenatal yoga classes at...

Kula - Carson City's new Yoga Co-operative!

Located at 343 Fairview Drive, Suite 204 - In the Fairview Square across the street from Lowe's.


PE Options Program - The Yoga Center has been accepted as a program for the Washoe County School District's PE Options Program. Students can now get PE Credit for yoga classes. . Those interested should contact Kathy for more info or call 775 322-4600.


 

Yoga for the Special Child

Taught by Kathy Randolph Certified Practitioner

   
 

Kathy and Kailin
 Kathy Randolph & Kailin Kelderman

A Therapeutic Program
for Infants and Children
with Special Needs

 

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Founded in science, enriched with compassion, Yoga for the Special Child™ is an innovative and effective approach to therapy...it provides infants, children, and their parents with a pleasurable way to improve the quality of their lives.


Yoga stimulates all the areas necessary for a child's development. Yoga for the Special Child™ is designed specifically to benefit children with Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Attention Deficit Disorder, Learning Disabilities and other developmental delays.

 


Our style of yoga is gentle and safe and requires no special equipment...a session consists of six 15 to 40 minute classes (depending on age and ability) which are held once a week for six weeks...children will learn a step-by-step integrated system of yoga poses designed to increase cognitive and motor skills.

Adult and private classes also offered...read Kathy's bio

Please email Kathy for availability and information
or call (775) 322-4600

 

 


Graceful....yet energizing.  Soothing....yet uplifting.  

Yoga can be so much to so many.

yoga for the special childEspecially Children. The self-confidence that comes from practicing yoga, is able to enrich children of all ages, including infants. It touches the mind as well as the body. But above all, it's fun! It's that rare instance when something that is good for you is also enjoyable. In Pre-school Classes Instructor Holly Laughton is available to bring Yoga for the Special Child™ into your child's classroom. Group classes are a fun way to introduce children to the basics of yoga, while providing additional convenience for the parents.

We hope you will visit us soon and sit in on a class! Or, please call and we'll talk more in detail about the power and healing of Yoga for the Special Child™...read Holly's Bio

Call Holly at (775) 359-4938 or email


Pleasant Valley Sanctuary - Now accepting applications for rental space at this scenic yoga and meditation retreat in the Sierra NV foothills. This is a valuable opportunity to take part in a small spiritual community endeavor centered around spiritual living, yoga and meditation while in tune with the grace of Yogananda.

 

YOGA FOR EVERY BODY:
“PROPS” MAKE IT POSSIBLE
By Kathy Randolph, Certified Practitioner

A common misconception is that you have to be flexible to begin a yoga practice; the truth however, is that flexibility is a result, not a prerequisite – a very important distinction. You also gain strength, balance and coordination from the physical poses, and improved circulation and stress relief from the breathing exercises. Yoga really is for people of all ages, sizes and physical condition.

Many beginners benefit from the use of props. Props help with proper alignment, and provide support to the muscles, minimizing strain. A strap, a folded blanket, a block or a chair can allow a new student to do the poses safely and correctly right from the start. Here are some examples of the use of props in forward bends....continued

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YOGA FOR SCLERODERMA
The project, program and production by
Kathy Randolph

I. HOW IT HAPPENED.
In January of 2002 I received a phone call from Laura Lewis, the National Programs and Services Manager of the Scleroderma Foundation which is based in Massachusetts. Laura was planning programs for the Foundation's National Conference to be held in Las Vegas, Nevada in June of that year. As a personal yoga practitioner, Laura hoped to introduce yoga as a complementary therapy to those with Scleroderma and was looking for a yoga teacher ... scleroderma continued

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PRACTICAL HINTS FOR MEDITATION

1. Regularity: Set aside the same time or times each day for your meditation. Recommended are dawn (just after awakening), twilight, high noon, and midnight. Another time is in the evening, just before bedtime. It's also easier to meditate on an empty stomach (2-3 hours after meals).

2. Exercise: If you have time, exercise a little before you meditate. Yoga postures are an excellent way to relax the body and mind before meditation. Paramhansa Yogananda's Energization Exercises are also highly recommended.

3. Location: Set aside a room, or small part of a room, just for meditation. Try to find as quiet a spot as possible; if this is difficult, try using foam earplugs or headphones to block out the noise. Be sure the room is not stuffy and a little on the cool side; a blanket or shawl to wrap up in is nice....meditation continued

 


Past Yoga Articles

Notes on Yoga - Breath & Stress
Yoga for Dystonia
Focusing on Attention Deficit Disorder
Effectiveness of Meditation in Reducing Stress
The Yoga Experience for People with Developmental Disabilities

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Blessed are the flexible, for they shall not be bent out of shape.  ~Author Unknown

 

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