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by Charlotte Watts (Author)
Our respiratory and immune systems are intrinsically linked to how we relate to the world around us. Engaging with our vitality through the movement we were designed to express equips us with an invaluable ability to support the optimal functioning of our internal systems.
This book explains how movement, embodied awareness, and self-compassion can be incorporated into yoga practice to support respiratory and immune health. It delves into how stress, trauma, breath, movement, and posture can impact the quality of these systems and how yoga teachers can integrate a range of practises focussing on movement, meditation, and breath to help improve them.
Through an exploration of our boundaries, our breath, and our bodies, this book will help yoga teachers develop a more integrated and nuanced approach to their teaching
Author Biography
Charlotte has been teaching yoga since 2009, and runs courses for yoga teachers on somatics, as well as specialised trauma-informed courses for various health aspects. She also teaches on the Yoga Therapy courses run by both Yogacampus and The Minded Institute. Charlotte is also an award-winning nutritional therapist, practising since 2000. Her other books include Yoga Therapy for Digestive Health, Good Mood Food and The De-Stress Effect.
