The Solstice Series with Kelly McCann PhD

December 21, 2022 • 5:30 pm - 6:45 pm
111 Saranac St
Jennifer & Eevee🐾
Owner and certified RYT 500 instructor Jennifer Green is a retired USAF veteran, who served as a medic and later earned her nursing degree specializing in emergency medicine & trauma. Jennifer is a passionate advocate for the education and development of neuroplasticy behind the yoga practice and the integration of these practices as an adjunct and complimentary practice to traditional medical, physical & mental health therapies. Her work is grounded in deep understanding of the neuroscience and biology of trauma and the impact of stress on the body and mind. Certifications include: iRest Yoga Nidra, Warriors At Ease Level 2, Veterans Yoga Project, 300 hour Trauma Center Trauma Sensitive Yoga ~TCTSY, Restorative Yoga, Somatic Therapy, Trauma Informed Yoga for Sexual Assault, Medical Neuroscience

Description

Winter is coming. Daylight, dwindling. Culture teaches us to fear the dark. So we spend December, the darkest month, in a holiday-induced frenetic frenzy. We disconnect from the earth’s rhythm. And we wonder why we feel so tired, so alone.

What if we welcome darkness? Close our eyes and open wide our arms. The Solstice Series is an invitation to breathe. To pause. To connect. And, with the winter solstice as our guide, to turn toward darkness with curiosity. Reattune to the natural rhythm inside and around us, and open to the gifts this connection has to offer. We will begin each week with guided mediation and move from there into a gentle yoga practice. We will also hold space at the end of each class for discussion and connection.

**4 Part Series ~ Registration includes all classes. November 30th, December 7th, 14th, and 21st**
📔Bring along your favorite journal and something to write with along with a mug/cup. Complimentary tea cart selections will be available.

***This very special event will be guided by Kelly McCann ~a registered yoga teacher and clinical psychologist specializing in resilience and trauma recovery.