Nourishing the Rivers Within: A practice of hydration

I often talk about self-care in terms of practices, and as a Yogi that means breathing techniques, mindful movement, meditation, and rest. Practices that nourish the body, steady the mind, and support the deeper journey of self-awareness. Some of these practices are profound and contemplative. Others are beautifully simple. Yet there is a simple, often… Read More

Season of Rebirth: Listening for what’s Next

This season marks a moment of rebirth for Life’sWork Yoga Therapy studio, and for the community that practices, rests, questions, and grows here, together. In yoga philosophy, we’re reminded again and again that change is not a disruption, but rather part of the rhythm of life. The gunas are always moving, the koshas are always responding, and practice… Read More

Love, Boundaries & the Yogic Path

February invites us into conversations about love—how we give it, receive it, and often measure ourselves by it. Hearts, flowers, devotion. You know the drill. Modern culture defines love as limitless availability, endurance to the point of permanence, and sacrifice. Unconditional love is often framed as Loving no matter how you’re treated Staying connected regardless… Read More

The Path of Yoga Living

The yoga journey is a deeply transformative process, best navigated through the integration of three essential components: (1) a teacher or guide, (2) personal practice, and (3) time. Together, these elements create a balanced framework for self-discovery, growth, and the realization of svadharma—one’s true purpose or authentic life path. Teaching, guidance and mentorship are essential… Read More

It’s a practice

As is typical in January, it takes a few weeks to settle into the New Year. I notice it most when I write the date… I wrote a few checks this week, which in itself is atypical in this electronic age, right!?! Are you noticing shifts? I love to “catch” signs of change and shift,… Read More

Holiday Survival: Begin Again

Happy New Year!!! I told you last month that Thanksgiving is my favorite Holiday… and it is. But… my second favorite holiday is New Years! not because I celebrate with a big party or even stay up late enough to watch the Ball drop. I love New Year’s because it’s the epitome of #BeginAgain! New… Read More

Martyr or hero?

Growing up, I loved stories about heroes and especially heroines. I readily embraced the idea of taking great personal risk for the good of helping another find freedom from captivity, persecution or insignificance. Hero: a person who is admired or idealized for courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities. Who am I kidding? I still love… Read More