Exploring Trauma Informed Yoga Psychology as a Whole Life Practice with Dr. Melissa Jay

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Recorded21 Jan 2020

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What does 'yoga' mean to you? Dr. Jay is a registered psychologist and yoga teacher. In this episode she shares how you can use yoga as a life practice, beyond what happens on the mat. She talks about the neurology and physiology involved in yoga and trauma, and how yoga can support the development of interception, which is, ultimately noticing what is going on internally for one's self. Dr Jay provides an Insight Meditation to explore your purpose and cultivate gratitude. Shownotes: www.drkaitlin.com

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