Have you ever wondered what the Vagus nerve is and why it’s so important?
Playing a fundamental role in the parasympathetic nervous system, the so-called “wandering nerve” is responsible for our rest and digest capacities, and when stimulated, produces a calming and soothing force in our bodies
Join us on this yoga workshop to explore how we can stimulate vagal tone to help:
∗ harmonise the systems of the body,
∗ lower our blood pressure
∗ lower heart rate
∗ reduce anxiety
∗ reduce inflammation
∗ increase our sense of trust, compassion, acceptance, and joy
We’ll learn some simple techniques to access the Vagus to help us unwind and let go. And whilst many of us enjoy those sensations of increased openness, we’ll also explore how we can balance that relaxation by creating a sense of stability and containment, working to centre and strengthen our physical and emotional selves.
The workshop will include a short presentation and at least 1.5 hours practice followed by 30 mins Q&A. All attendees will also receive a recorded copy of the workshop.
To book and for full information, please visit the website: https://www.catherineannisyoga.co.uk/workshop/chilloutyoga-scaravelli-yoga-workshop-vagus-nerve-may-2020/
