Om for Life - Yoga for Cancer Survivors

Om for Life: A FREE course on yoga, meditation and ayurveda for Cancer Survivors.
Thursday evening at 6:45pm
May 19 to June 16
No practice experience necessary. Register online at theyogashalact.com (workshops tab)
 
The Yoga Shala is pleased to offer a free introductory course in the practice of yoga, to cancer survivors in our community. We recognize that each survivor is on a journey...a road to recovery and wellness. Our hope is that an experience of yoga, mindful breathing and meditation will be a powerful personal guide along this road. Yogic practices bring strength, stamina, mental clarity and self-awareness. All of these empower the student to be an active participant in their own health and wellness. We are honored and delighted to be a part of Om for Life. If you, or someone you know is a cancer survivor (recently or far removed from treatment) please join us. Participants new to the yoga shala will receive a month of free practice at the completion of the course. The spring session includes:
  • yoga asana practice 
  • meditation instruction
  • restorative/relaxation practice
  • ayurveda, diet and seasonal practices
The course is free and offered to all interested cancer survivors through a grant from the CT Center for Survivorship. Registration is limited to 12 students.
 
Om for Life™ is a program of the CT Challenge, a non-profit devoted to helping cancer survivors rebuild, improve and prolong their lives through fitness, nutrition, community support and lifestyle programs tailored to their unique needs. It is a natural extension of the wellness
programs offered by the CT Challenge Center for Survivorship in Southport, CT, the only standalone survivorship center in the country and an incubator for best practices that will set the model for survivorship programs nationwide.

 

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