I recently had the opportunity to attend the Symposium on Yoga Therapy and Research (SYTR) via zoom. Some of the keynote speakers for SYTR included a professor from Harvard University Medical School, ...

We know you know: Having a baby comes with lots of new challenges. From diaper changes to late night feedings, it’s often difficult to find time to shower, much less get to a yoga class. But that ...

When I have an infant to care for, I'm lucky to wash my face most days, let alone sneak in a complete yoga practice. As amazing and magical as it is to have a new human in your life, they're pretty ...

Editor's note: Incorporating at least one yoga pose into your daily routine can work wonders for your overall health and well-being. Yoga is a holistic practice that not only improves physical ...

In this series, we’re helping you master basic exercises — as if you had a personal trainer by your side! Our goal is to equip you with the knowledge to perform these moves properly in order to get ...

Babies are often described as “natural yogis.” They have the tendency to do child's pose, happy baby, cobra, plank and downward dog all on their own. A new class offered through Northwestern Medicine ...

Restorative yoga is a gentle form of yoga designed to stretch the body and soothe the mind. Benefits of restorative yoga include promoting relaxation, relieving back pain, and improving sleep.

Babies and yoga share an affinity — so much so that some yoga poses are reminiscent of the postures an infant naturally assumes (e.g, the "happy baby" pose and the "child's" pose). Maybe that's why, ...