Lauren Buckles Yoga

11/02/2022

My new online yoga platform for parents and caregivers is live! I created Nestful for busy caregivers who want to practice yoga but struggle to find the time to do it. All classes are prerecorded (ranging from 10-45 minutes) so practice when and how you can!! Take care of yourself to raise mindful kids!

New yoga class! Caregiver Burnout 😴

The last thing you need when you’re burnt out as a caregiver is another thing to do. This 10 minute yoga class is designed for caregivers who are burnt out mentally, physically and/or emotionally. If you are burnt out but you still want to take time to take care of yourself and practice yoga, this class is for you.

Expect to move gently, breathe and re-connect to yourself.

Available for Nestful subscribers! Start your free trial today. Link in bio. 🙏

Hope you find some time to rest and take care of yourself today on this solar eclipse. 🌑

You deserve it. 🖤

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03/01/2021

A few updates for you!

1. I recently launched an online mindfulness blog and platform called Nestful. Nestful is dedicated to providing mindfulness practices for kids and tips and techniques for parents, educators and caregivers. Please like and follow to learn more or visit nestfulminds.com!

2. I added 2 new virtual Yoga classes via Zoom. These classes are for ADULTS (although you can ALWAYS bring your kids with you 😉) and are for ALL levels. If you are a beginner please join us. Please feel free to join with or without the camera. Classes are suggested $10 minimum per person and can be paid for via Venmo or PayPal. No one will be turned away for lack of funds.

These all level flow classes are a blend of my trainings in Katonah Yoga and vinyasa yoga. The times are:
SUNDAYS - 9:30am to 10:30 am EST
WEDNESDAYS - 8am to 8:45 am EST

More information is available via my website laurenbuckles.com.

01/26/2020

hi it’s me! here to remind you that I’m taking a pregnant pause from teaching 🦦 & looking forward to all the potential spring has to offer after the deep insights of winter. 🧊🌱 please reach out if you’re interested in booking workshops, privates or events for the warmer months 🔥or yoga & mindfulness in your school in early autumn. It’s never too early to set sight on what’s available in your future. 👀🏹

01/09/2020

Vulnerability is vital and it needs to be validated — especially in our children. In doing so, our kids will feel seen and heard in the whole of their experience. This is the best way to set the foundation for a kind and compassionate life. 📚♥️

11/19/2019

A vision and a feeling, from the archives 🐕 sunrise 8/12/16

11/05/2019

Round two of Professional Development for educators at IS 349 Middle School. Today, I presented about the Breathe element, which is the second of the five elements of the teaching methodology. Teachers learned breathing practices for themselves and for their students. Did you know that by breathing slowly in and out of your nose, you engage your parasympathetic nervous system, the system that allows us to rest, heal, grow and learn? Operating from the parasympathetic nervous system gives us full access to our pre-frontal cortex, the part of the brain that we need to operate from in order to see the big picture, understand cause and effect, focus, recall information and even manage our impulses. 🤯🤓 🌬
@ Brooklyn, New York

10/29/2019

Had the pleasure of sharing self-care practices and tools for teachers at today’s professional development at IS 349. Thank you for the opportunity! 📚🍎

06/25/2019

True community will support your radiance in every direction. 🔆 New Summer Offering: Kids Yoga Series at Katonah Yoga® 🌾 In this four week series, kids will engage their imagination through yoga and play in community. Mindful practices will empower kids and offer tools for greater confidence, self-awareness and joy! 🍉
Open to Ages 5-9 🍦
Dates: Tues July 9, 16, 23 & 30
Time: 4-4:50 pm
Sign up via or link in bio 🌺 • 📷 the talented 🧞‍♀️

06/24/2019

“We must be guardians of a space that allows students to breathe and be curious and explore the world and be who they are without suffocation. They deserve one place where they can rumble with vulnerability and their hearts can exhale. And what I know from the research is that we should never underestimate the benefit to a child of having a place to belong — even one — where they can take off their armor. It can and often does change the trajectory of their life.” Words by • • thank you for providing this very space 🌿⛰ • • 📷 by

06/14/2019

to me two years ago scrambling in Cold Spring. is happening here one week from tomorrow! 6/22 At Dockside Park (not on the rock scrambles 😋) and it’s literally the most perfect place for your little ones to engage their senses, play and practice yoga in nature! Plus the chances of spotting a bald eagle while in happy baby are HIGH and if you know me that’s a pretty big deal. Visit to grab tickets. I’m teaching the kids class at 4:30pm - really hope to see you and your family there! 🍃🦅🦄🤸‍♂️

06/04/2019

June Yoga Classes! 🌿
“Adapting is to allow emotional fluidity to dictate the organic flow of synchronicity, connection and magnetism. Adapting to your environment is a great way to practice adapting to anything.” -Lena Stevens via 🦎
—> June is here and so is the emergence of summer: the season of fire, light, Joy, the heart, abundance & celebration. The change in season requires us to know what season we are in and to adapt accordingly. One way to become adaptable is to develop good techniques and to engage your senses. Make yourself available to see, smell, taste all that is ripening around you. 🍒🌼🌊
Here are some opportunities! ⬇️
Adults: (for )
Thurs 6/6 Katonah Yoga 9:30am
Thurs 6/13 Katonah Yoga 9:30am
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Kids: (open to all ages-parents welcome!)
Sat 6/22 Summer Solstice Celebration 4:30pm 🔥💞
—>DM me for more info - hope to see you soon! Happy almost summer! 🌞

06/03/2019

This, from , is so interesting to me. How I define self-care is evolving all the time: saying no, setting boundaries, saying how I feel, deep self-compassion, allowing myself to feel uncomfortable, make mistakes, have messy conversations.. just to name a few. Pretty synonymous with some goals of yoga and mindfulness practice if you ask me. And it’s not separate from community. Life happens in community. So I’ve been starting to ask myself, how does my privilege affect what I practice and what I preach? Communal well being needs to be at the intersection of everything and that means we need to start asking ourselves questions about how we show up for each other in the world. It’s uncomfortable, messy and scary because certain answers may ask me to change my ways, or show how I come up short. If you want to start conversing about it I have a lot to learn and would be happy to hear from you. How do we cultivate communal care? 👥💞 thanks for the insight ⚡️💡