Yoga and Your Mental Health: Celebrating Summer Solstice

Yoga and Your Mental Health: Celebrating Summer Solstice

Saturday, June 21st at 9:30am

A summer solstice yoga practice honors the longest day of the year—a time of peak light, energy, and transformation. It invites us to align with nature’s rhythm, celebrating the fullness of life while cultivating inner clarity and vitality. As the sun stands still, we pause to reflect, set intentions, and welcome the abundance of the season with open hearts and grounded bodies.

Step away from the hustle and bustle of daily life and embark on a journey of inner discovery. This class is thoughtfully designed to nurture your mental and spiritual well-being, guiding you to slow down, connect deeply with yourself, and explore the richness of your inner world.

In this beginner-friendly class, you will experience a harmonious blend of:

• Asanas (Yoga Poses): A combination of floor-based and standing poses that gently guide you through a mindful movement practice, enhancing flexibility and strength while fostering relaxation
• Pranayama (Breathwork): Techniques to deepen your breath, helping to center and ground your energy, and promoting a sense of calm and focus.
• Meditation Techniques: Practices to cultivate mental clarity and emotional balance, allowing you to tune into your inner self and find tranquility.

Props will be provided to support and adapt each pose to your unique body, ensuring a comfortable and personalized experience. Whether you’re new to yoga or seeking a practice that emphasizes slowing down and self-awareness, this class offers a space to nurture both your body and mind.

Dates

June 21st, and 28th

July 5th, 12th, 19th, and 26th

Investment: $20 Drop In per Class or Class Package Option

Class Package Options:

4 Classes: $64 ($16 per class)

Our goal is to support and assist in learning, growing, and establishing a yoga practice tailored to your mental and emotional needs.

Offered by Jeffrey Erl & Torus Center

121 Flinn St Batavia, IL 60510; Suite 121