The struggle…
Every year you are determined to make some changes.
You set out strong but after a few months find yourself losing steam and floundering.
Before you know it…you are back into the same routine.
The hope…
You learn to set your intention and use it as your guiding light.
You have the courage to put things into action.
You know that you may get off track but that you have the tools to stay on course.
The how…
Throughout the workshop, we will be discussing the stages of change which allows you to be more aware of where you are in your journey and allow you to use the tools that we discuss to combat any struggles you face in a particular phase. Engagement with yoga practices, allows space for us to reconnect back to our body and develop a practice that will help us stay empowered in moments of struggle. Working through different visualizations, we will be putting brush to paper to create a visual representation of what came up for us. This will serve as a visual reminder of what we inspire for ourselves.
The specifics…
What are you waiting for…
This workshop is beginner friendly and no prior experience with yoga or the creation of art using the noted mediums is necessary. We invite a non judgmental attitude toward yourself and others throughout the workshop and guide you towards exploration with self compassion. Join us in this unique offering that connects you with your creative soul and infuses yoga practices that can guide you in making sustainable changes this coming year.
What to bring:
Location: Loyalhanna Watershed Barn 6 Old Lincoln Highway West, Ligonier, PA 15658
Date: January 22nd from 10am-1pm
Cost $60
Your workshop leaders:
Faith Sartori is a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist and a Certified Yoga Therapist. Faith enjoys guiding others in their journey by creating therapeutic opportunities through unique experiences while holding a compassionate space for them to grow. More information about Faith at smallthingsoften.com
Amy Roadman is a PA Certified art teacher who has been teaching for 20+ years to all age groups and abilities in schools and private settings, in-person and online. Drawing, painting, printmaking, and pottery are what she primarily focuses on, but enjoys creating in many mediums. More information about Amy at amyroadman.com