Accessible Yoga: Poses and Practices for Every Body
by Jivana Heyman
is excellent!
This is more than a how-to book on physical modifications, it is the perfect
addition to the library of anyone interested in helping to make the mind, body, and spiritual practices of Yoga accessible
for themselves, and for any person regardless of
age, race, size, shape, gender, ability, and socioeconomic background.
Yoga Therapists will
feel confident suggesting this book as a resource for Medical and Allied Health
Professionals to access tools for personal and patient self-care strategies.
Accessible Yoga: Poses and Practices for Every Body is a wonderfully “accessible”
introduction to Yoga philosophy/history; providing clear and inclusive options
for accessing postures most often found in contemporary western public group
yoga classes.
It is also a
great resource for many Yoga Therapists who may take the opportunity to teach
as skilled Yoga Instructors in clinical settings-addressing groups with varying
physical concerns.
I have already
added it to my “suggested reading” list for my “12-Week Yoga Therapeutics for
Chronic Back Pain” Workshops. I am thrilled that my workshop and class
participants will have yet another resource to inform and empower them to
approach their practice at home, and when the time comes that they feel
confident to venture out into public classes.
Monsieur GreyPoopOn helped with the review of the book prior to it's release.
MisterMittnes helped with proofreading.
Stay tuned for a full review once Monsieur GreyPoopOn and MisterMittens hear back from their editor.
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