Gently invite the body back into its natural alignment while encouraging a release of deep-rooted muscular tension, stress, and tightness.
Your body will be fully supported using props including bolsters, blankets, straps, and blocks to experience a deeper state of relaxation to replenish the body’s energy while leaving you feeling nourished and calm. This class offers a combination of classic restorative yoga postures followed by 30 minutes of Yoga Nidra (also known as yogic sleep or deep relaxation). Nidra will offer deep relaxation for your entire body, mind, and emotions; while helping to dissolve old patterns and remove obstacles. Restorative Yoga + Nidra will complement an active practice or help you to decompress after a stressful day.
Bring a blanket and an eye pillow. Dress warmly as your body temperature goes down in deep relaxation.
Kerry Harling
Kerry is a globally recognized leader in the field of integrative medicine and the science of health known as Ayurveda. She is passionate about raising awareness for the need for a change in contemporary medicine that focuses on patient empowerment and a personalized and preventative medical system. Kerry practices at The University of Pittsburgh’s Center for Integrative Medicine and remains a pioneer in the field of integrative medicine where she has developed a personalized system to manage chronic disorders by incorporating fundamental changes in diet, behavior, and stress while focusing on genetics. This individualized program is so successful that many of her clients have achieved maximum healing and vitality after years of chronic problems.
Kerry is an author of the published by Macmillan which can be found in Barnes and Nobles, Books a Million, independent book stores and Amazon. She has degrees in Neuroscience and graduate degrees in Ayurveda and Science Education. With her former career as a college professor teaching the biological sciences, she is a well sought after speaker in medical schools, and health conferences and is author of her signature Ted Talk, “Why We Need to Change our Healthcare System”.