Apr 16, 2020
Kristine Weber is a leading authority on the neuro-scientific benefits of slow, mindful movement. She joins Mado on the podcast for an in-depth conversation about what happens physiologically when you experience anxiety and the science behind why yoga is helpful for anxiety.
Episode highlights:
- How we experience and process trauma, our behavior, and when anxiety can show up.
- What is going on physically in the body when we experience anxiety.
- Opportunities to reach more people with the benefits of yoga and how to be more accessible to these people.
- The most important tools from yoga for managing anxiety
- How the Yamas and Niyamas help with anxiety
- The problem of using yoga for spiritual and emotional bypassing
- How to proceed if you are interested in using yoga practices for mental health benefits
Links & Resources
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