by Regina | Oct 4, 2021 | Health and Wellbeing, Kids Yoga, Meditation, Mental Health, Mindfulness, Physical Health, Teens Yoga, Yoga Aged Care, Yoga in schools, Yoga Seniors
4 October 2021 “You can’t stop the waves, but you can learn to surf.” Jon Kabat-Zinn Welcome to Yogazeit’s October Blog Post – focusing on Mental Health in coordination with the annual celebration of Mental Health Month. Here we’ll look at Mentally Healthy... by Regina | Feb 10, 2021 | Health and Wellbeing, Kids Yoga, Mindfulness, Teens Yoga, Yoga in Schools, Yoga in schools, Yoga Seniors
Why a calm down corner is effective and how to create the perfect calm corner for you kids. This is Great for kids who have ADHD, autism, SPD, ODD, or need some support to regulate emotions. Have you ever wanted to shut out the entire world and just take a few minutes... by Regina | Jan 11, 2021 | Kids Yoga, Mindfulness, Teens Yoga, Yoga in Schools, Yoga in schools
It’s the start of a new Year – 2021. Having experienced a year such as 2020, filled with changes, global pandemic, uncertainty and fear, online and home-schooling (a brand new experience for some school teachers, parents and children) – 2021 can present you and your... by Regina | Apr 12, 2020 | Kids Yoga, Meditation, Mindfulness, Teens Yoga, Yoga in Schools, Yoga in schools
Is your school looking to support Mental Health for Youth? Have you thought about Yoga and Mindfulness? Modern life puts a great deal of pressure on kids. They have to deal with the ever-increasing stress of keeping their grades up at school and doing their best at... by dev | Sep 25, 2019 | Mindfulness, Teacher Training, Teens Yoga, Yoga Ed.
Breathe Research shows that breath awareness is among the most effective and accessible tools for self-regulation and calming the nervous system. You can activate the rest-and-digest (the parasympathetic nervous system) yourself. Slow down your exhalations, or breathe... by | Jul 22, 2019 | Meditation, Mindfulness, Teens Yoga, Yoga Ed., Yoga in Schools
A person’s physical health, mental health, emotional life (feelings, thoughts, beliefs, attitudes) and social life (relationships, attitudes, cultural values and the influences of family, school, peers and community) all affect psychosocial well-being....