On today’s podcast I’m talking to Dr. Sara Smith (Certified Wellness Coach, Doctor of Physical Therapy, and Yoga Instructor) about pelvic floor health for plus size folks (and beyond).
On today’s podcast I’m talking to Dr. Sara Smith (Certified Wellness Coach, Doctor of Physical Therapy, and Yoga Instructor) about pelvic floor health for plus size folks (and beyond).
On today’s podcast I’m talking to Justine Mastin, MA, LMFT, LADC, E-RYT 200, YACEP, and creator of YogaQuest. We’re discussing Justine’s yoga story, YogaQuest, why geeks need their own specialized wellness practices and spaces, and the power of narrative. Plus, you’ll get a sneak peek at our Tolkien-themed yoga retreat this fall in Minnesota!
On today’s podcast I’m talking to Kara Lowentheil, Master Certified Coach and creator of Unf*ck Your Brain: a feminist blueprint to create confidence.
In this episode, I’ll talk to Kelley about her mindful approach to motherhood and how her yoga practice keeps her in a peaceful place while raising two independent little humans. We’ll talk about the importance of self-care and why it’s crucial, especially for women of color. And finally, you’ll hear all about Kelley’s book Manifest, and get a sneak peek into our online course and our 2018 retreat in northern Georgia!
Get to know me a little better in this episode! Heidi Bennett (a coach for “multi-creatives”) and I have been longtime internet buddies, and in this episode, we’ll interview each other about our creative landscapes and adventures in DIY, then talk a bit about self-compassion and how it plays into things like creativity, body peace, and self-care. Finally, get a sneak peek of our 2018 retreat, Camp Wildflower!
Today on the Body Positive Yogacast, I’m chatting with bestselling author, actress, and mama Kimberly Rae Miller. We’ll talk about her latest book Beautiful Bodies, and cover topics like body neutrality, the strange history of dieting, and how a personal tragedy brought her to a place of body acceptance.
Today on the Body Positive Yogacast, I’m chatting with biomechanist, yoga teacher, and researcher Jules Mitchell. We discuss the basics of biomechanics, proprioception, how the yoga conversation is changing, and some exciting research in movement science.