Mindful Living Workshop with Jen Tolo

Are you present in the moment without judgment?

Do you feel rushed, or as if time is moving too quickly?

Want to learn how to be fully present in your life?

Join us for a

Mindful Living Workshop

At Solstice Power Yoga

In Lynnfield Market Place

February 7th from 1-3pm

Learn how to:

Mindfully Eat

Mindfully Move

Mindfully Be

Take Mindful Moments

Parent Mindfully & Inspire Mindful Kids

Be Present in Your Life TODAY

 

Cost: $45

 

 

Jennifer Wren Tolo, RN, MA

Owner, Butterfly Family Wellness

         Integrative Health Coach

      Reiki Master/ Energy Healer

             Personal Trainer

         Integrative Nutritionist

         Mother of 4 boys

*Special Offer*: 20% off WINTER MINDFUL EATING RESET

A 2 week elimination with recipes, tips, mindfulness exercises to reset cravings and eating habits.  Then a 2 week ease into mindful eating, cooking and meal planning.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Open Your Heart, Free Your Hips

Indulge All Your Senses with Blissful Restorative Yoga

Friday, February 5, 6:30 - 8:30 pm

with Danielle Jacobs and Kristin Bernier

The smell of lavender eye pillows and the soft touch of bolsters will pamper you as Danielle and Kristin's soothing voices and calming music relax you.  Their healing hands will massage away any tension in your body.  End class with Mindful Chocolate Tasting in the beautiful Candlelit studio.

Why Introduce Your Child to Yoga? An Article by Sharon Marrama

Kids Health & Wellness Tip of the Week!   

by Sharon Marrama

Why Should I Introduce My Child To Yoga?

Children, or Kiddie Yogis as I like to call them, are like sponges.  They will soak up anything that you pour over them, so why not yoga.  The rewards are endless and it’s a fun way for both children and adults to discover a healthy and happy balanced well-being. 

Yoga is not something new that just arrived on the exercise scene or a fad. In fact, it originated in India over 5000 years ago and is a combined practice of physical and emotional exercises that can create inner-peace.

As children develop a practice they become more aware. They learn to listen, trust their natural instincts and begin to discover emotional balance.

The controlled breathing of an advanced practice is introduced slowly to children…we do after all take 20,000 breaths per day so why not start at an early age. Teaching children to breathe in a more mindful manner- in with the good and out with the bad is a great thing. With that we can teach them to take in good feelings (positivity) and purge bad/sad (negativity) feelings, as a route to emotional well-being.

During kids yoga classes the Sanskrit names of the poses take on a new identity-they become: frog, snake, airplane, ballerina, goal post, & rock.  Kid’s classes are designed to be kid friendly!

Yoga Alliance states that there are many benefits of children’s yoga, including:

·      Enhances Concentration

·      Increases Self –Esteem

·      Teaches Present Moment Awareness/Mindfulness

·      Cultivates a Peaceful and Relaxed State ofBody and Mind

·      Provides Tools for Stress Management

·      Encourages Visualization

·      Promote Kind Interactions

·      Enhance Body Awareness Including the Benefits of Breathing Exercises

·      Teaches Discipline and Inner Peace

·      Paves the Way for a Life-Long Tradition for Mind/Body Wellness

·      Noncompetitive Exercise Appropriate for All Levels

Sharon Marrama, owner of Here Comes the Sun Yoga for Kids is a children's yoga instructor at several local schools and studios including Solstice Power at Market Street in Lynnfield.  She holds a certificate in Teen Coaching and writes children’s books spreading sunshine along the way!

KIDS & TEEN YOGA

New Saturday Series for the New Year!

1:00 - 1:45 Kids Yoga Ages 5-8

2:00 - 2:45 Tween Yoga Ages 9 - 12

3:00 - 4:00 Teen Yoga Ages 13+

5 week Series Starts Saturday, January 23rd!

5 Saturday Sessions

January 23, January 30, February 6, February 20, February 27

(no class February 13)

* Please Note that Kids Classes are NOT Heate

 

DROP-INS WELCOME!

$15 Per class

 

Kids Health & Wellness

Tip of the Week    

by Sharon Marrama

Why Should I Introduce My Child To Yoga?

Children, or Kiddie Yogis as I like to call them, are like sponges.  They will soak up anything that you pour over them, so why not yoga.  The rewards are endless and it’s a fun way for both children and adults to discover a healthy and happy balanced well-being. 

Yoga is not something new that just arrived on the exercise scene or a fad. In fact, it originated in India over 5000 years ago and is a combined practice of physical and emotional exercises that can create inner-peace.

As children develop a practice they become more aware. They learn to listen, trust their natural instincts and begin to discover emotional balance.

The controlled breathing of an advanced practice is introduced slowly to children…we do after all take 20,000 breaths per day so why not start at an early age. Teaching children to breathe in a more mindful manner- in with the good and out with the bad is a great thing. With that we can teach them to take in good feelings (positivity) and purge bad/sad (negativity) feelings, as a route to emotional well-being.

During kids yoga classes the Sanskrit names of the poses take on a new identity-they become: frog, snake, airplane, ballerina, goal post, & rock.  Kid’s classes are designed to be kid friendly!

Yoga Alliance states that there are many benefits of children’s yoga, including:

·      Enhances Concentration

·      Increases Self –Esteem

·      Teaches Present Moment Awareness/Mindfulness

·      Cultivates a Peaceful and Relaxed State ofBody and Mind

·      Provides Tools for Stress Management

·      Encourages Visualization

·      Promote Kind Interactions

·      Enhance Body Awareness Including the Benefits of Breathing  Exercises

·      Teaches Discipline and Inner Peace

·      Paves the Way for a Life-Long Tradition for Mind/Body Wellness

·      Noncompetitive Exercise Appropriate for All Levels

Five Pillars of Baptiste Yoga with Samuel Robinson and Nick Dickinson

Want to Gain and Deeper Understanding of Power Yoga?  Join Master Baptiste Yoga Teachers, Samuel Robinson and Nick Dickinson

In this workshop you will:

  • Explore each of the 5 Pillars of Baptiste Yoga

  • Engage in exercises that create a clear understanding of Ujjayi (breath)Drishti (gaze)Bandha (core/hands/feet), and how these come together to create Tapas (heat), and Vinyasa (flow).

  • Take this knowledge and understanding into a vigorous vinyasa flow leading into blissful deep rest.

Friday, January 29

5:30 - 7:30 pm

$35 in advance | $40 day of workshop

 


New Year Restore, Relax and Renew

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Be GOOD to YOURSELF in 2016!

Welcome the New Year with a calmer, more peaceful, more relaxed YOU

RESTORATIVE YOGA with Danielle Jacobs and Kristin Bernier

Let Danielle and Kristin soothe your mind and melt away tension in your body with calming voices, restorative yoga poses and healing massage 

Friday January 8

6:30 - 8:30 pm

$30


New Year's Week Schedule

Wednesday, December 30

Regular Class Schedule

Thursday, December 31 - New Year's Eve

6 - 7 am POWER HOUR with KRISTIN B

9 - 10:15 am POWER YOGA with ELIZABETH

12 - 1 pm WARM FLOW with JENNIFER

3 - 4:15 pm NEW YEAR'S EVE POWER YOGA with JEANNE

rest of classes cancelled on New Year's Eve

Friday, January 1 - New Year's Day

9 - 10:30 am POWER YOGA with SANDY

12 - 1:30 pm POWER HOUR + RESTORATIVE with DANIELLE

5 - 6 pm HAPPY POWER HOUR with SANDY

REGULARLY SCHEDULED CLASSES on SATURDAY & SUNDAY

Holiday Schedule at Solstice Power Yoga

Thursday, December 24 CHRISTMAS EVE

6 - 7 am POWER HOUR with Kristin Bernier

9 - 10:15 POWER YOGA with Kristan Marden

12 - 1 pm WARM FLOW with Jennifer Craig

3 - 4:15 pm Special Class Time CHRISTMAS EVE POWER YOGA with Jeanne Magazu

Rest of Classes on Christmas Eve are cancelled

Friday, December 25 CHRISTMAS DAY

all classes are cancelled on Christmas Day  

MERRY CHRISTMAS!

Saturday, December 26 & Sunday, December 27

Regular Class Schedule