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Identity Yoga's core mission-
>Teaching the 'how' to unite intention with integrity so that we may live in vastness.
>To guide how to break out of cyclical habits and unblock true potential.
>To meet people where they are and cultivate community.

Round two! Ready to quit chronic back pain? I get it. Back pain sucks. I’ve certainly had my fair share of it. It was on...
09/24/2024

Round two! Ready to quit chronic back pain?

I get it. Back pain sucks. I’ve certainly had my fair share of it.

It was only after I finally stopped outsourcing for help with pain that I started to find relief. Cue: deep dive into the yogic practice.

Nope. It wasn’t a light switch and fixed in one day. It was a search into how both the physical AND mental can have be a part of our pain. Cue: YES. Our emotions can add fuel to the fire as much as a physical imbalance. And YES. The pain is real either way.

The essence of the yoga we all say we love, truly means a marriage of these things. The mind and body and are absolutely attached.

And when patterns of habitual ways of holding ourselves physically that are out of whack meet a mind that doesn’t know how to let go of stress and trauma- meet back pain.

My own personal experience with back pain has given me invaluable tools on how to heal. This is what this next series is all about.

6 weeks to breakdown the parts to break through the series of chronic back pain. A simple, meat-n-bones practice to help us find overdue relief.

Includes one on one time and 6 extra classes from the regular schedule to practice the techniques learned. Yup. That’s 12 classes total for 20 bucks or less per class. 👀

There are two of these Back Shop series that begin next Wednesday October 2nd. 9:30am & 6pm.

Hey, and if you know someone who could use some help finding relief, please pass along.

Sooooo many people talk to me about back pain. Whether it be students, people I might meet an event, or my local barrist...
09/09/2024

Sooooo many people talk to me about back pain. Whether it be students, people I might meet an event, or my local barrister, it seems more people have had bouts with back pain than not.

It's a subject that I have had lots of personal experience with and although it sucked to have so many back problems, I'm strangely thankful for it because it taught me a lot. It drove me to dive deep into the study of both the physical and mental behind our back pain.

After all, it's both that can cause quite a bit of back talk. After years of study, practice and dealing with all sorts of doctors, I've discovered that much of our chronic back pain is something we can heal.

We can help ourselves.

I can only say this because I have done it for myself. And yes, it's true, both my doctor and chiro recommended surgery for my herniated, degenerating discs as I could not find relief for four years.

Luckily, I'm stubborn and traveled a different path (sorry mom) which led me to the Iyengar practice as well as some extended study trips India.

Here's what I know:

If we are willing to look at how we hold ourselves mentally and physically within different situations, we are able to catch how we feed our back pain.

Yes! The pain is real! Yes! There might be some herniation and compression. But the more we 'fix' the pain without understanding where we might be causing it, we will continually end up in the same place.

Listen friends, some actually might need surgery. I am no doctor. But most of us are overworking somewhere and underworking in another place that feeds instability.

One physical example is posture. One mental one is uncertainty and instability.

This recipe habitual, physcial imbalances and emotional roller coaster rides create the perfect storm for back talk. And loves, the more we don't listen to our back talk, the louder the back can become. Trust me, I know.

Mine was screaming.

Know what I mean? There's also the flip side of when we first notice a twinge, chronic pain can also induce reactionary pain because it is what we have come to expect.

When we stop outsourcing for relief and get down and dirty with our details, we just might be able finally feel free of dreaded back pain.

Ready?

There's three - 4 week series- One starts this Wednesday. See here to find more options both in person and online:

Wednesdays 9:30 am
https://momence.com/s/104810095

Mondays 6pm:
https://momence.com/Identity-Yoga/THE-BACK-SHOP-(IN-PERSON)/106331198

Yes, it’s true. She couldn’t put on her shoes or sleep without pain for four years. Yes, it’s true that she got some muc...
06/17/2024

Yes, it’s true. She couldn’t put on her shoes or sleep without pain for four years.

Yes, it’s true that she got some much relief from chiropractors and acupuncturists for a herniated L4/5.

Ah and yes it’s true that the pain always returned.

The World Health Organization reports that globally, 619 miliion people have lower back pain. Although that’s a pretty staggering number, It means we are not alone and that back pain is more common than not.

After years of struggling with back issues and searching for relief, Julie dove deep into the study of yoga and anatomy to try and help herself. And yes, it’s true. She ignored recommendations for surgery.

Through this long and continuing personal journey, the Back Shop came to life.

A 4 Week Series to understand the why's our backs might be hurting and how to help ourselves. Every person has a different way of carrying themselves. This is the habit. And this habit is often the root cause of where back pain begins. These sessions include restorative yoga and will break down the foundations of how we stand, walk, sit, work and create awareness that facilitates relief. Core, posture, stress, strength, stability, flexibility and breathing techniques are incorporated to give us the tools we need to feel better. Sleep better.

This is for You if you are someone:

-With chronic low back pain. (and yup, this affects the shoulders and neck too.) Friends with acute pain or injury are recommended to see a doctor or better yet your favorite acupuncturist or chiro.They are lifesavers when pain is acute and great for tune-ups. See masters Callie Brown in New Paltz or AAmber Milanovichin Kingston!

-Who is looking for sustainable pain relief and not just a temporary fix.

-Who is looking for better posture and stress relief. p.s.: these two things have a large impact on how we move and feel.

-Who is looking to understand where they might be over or under working parts of the body that might add to their back issues.

-Who is ready to be open, learn and commit to learning new skills that help create new habits for happy backs and increased flexibility.

Why Julie? She doesn’t have the answers friends, but what she does know is how to ask the right questions. Along with her own personal journey through hell with back pain and a pretty hefty load of knowledge and experience under her belt, she’s also extremely passionate about helping people feel better.

THE BACK SHOP: 4 weekly sessions to build strong foundations and skills to relieve chronic low back pain.

Mondays at Headstone gallery 6-8PM (sessions 90 minutes with extra time for individual questions & assistance.)

June 24th, July 1st, July 8th, July 15th

Make-up session to be announced.

Sliding scale $150-$199 (price is sliding scale to make it more affordable for those that don’t have the funds)

Price includes one on one assistance and complimentary Back Shop classes at Identity Yoga Wednesdays 6PM-7:05PM for the duration of series. *Spaces limited.

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288 Wall Street
Kingston, NY

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