Online Mindful Yoga Course for staff of Ivy Court Surgery, The Charing Practice, Hamstreet Surgery and Woodchurch Surgery

This course is an opportunity for staff to engage at home with the nourishing and holistic practices of yoga and mindfulness. By slowing down in our busy lives, we can start to connect more deeply to our body, mind and heart, and so help to create stability and insight. The practices also help us stay connected with each other – to lift our spirits particularly at this challenging time.

Yoga combined with mindfulness is well suited for helping stress, tension, or feeling anxious since these practices positively develop wellbeing and healthy lifelong habits. You will be encouraged to practice between sessions, but there is no obligation to do so

The course is suitable both for those who have previously participated in mindfulness or yoga courses, or for beginners new to mindfulness.

Course Dates:

Tuesday 26th January 2021 6.00pm – 7.15pm
Tuesday 2nd February 2021 6.00pm – 7.15pm
Tuesday 9th February 2021 6.00pm – 7.15pm
Tuesday 23rd February 2021 6.00pm – 7.15pm
Tuesday 2nd March 2021 6.00pm – 7.15pm
Tuesday 9th March 2021 6.00pm – 7.15pm

What to expect The physical yoga postures for online classes will be gentle and carefully paced to allow sensitive ‘listening’ to the body. Classes will include accessible movement, breath practices, mindfulness and compassionate meditation, and relaxation. Personal reflection will be woven into each class and an opportunity for sharing your experiences of the class.

Level of Ability The classes are suitable for people with all levels of physical ability. A typical class will offer movements whilst standing, sitting, kneeling, or lying down. Where required, postures can be adapted or modified for safe practice. If a particular posture is not suitable, you are invited to visualize doing the movement or leave it out.

What you will need

A non-slip yoga mat
Yoga blocks or a couple of cushions
A blanket
A yoga-belt (or a tie)
A chair or ground cushions for seated meditation

Your teacher for the course, Nina Dhiman, is a registered Mindfulness and Yoga Teacher and Clinical Psychologist. Her aspiration is to empower people to sustain wellbeing through teaching practices that develop self-awareness with kindness and curiosity. She enjoys teaching holistically, and is inspired by the overlapping approaches of East and West to wellbeing.

The course will be held over Zoom. If you are concerned about the technicalities of joing an online course then please visit our help page for guidance and advice.

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