My intention is to create a space for parents and practitioners to comment, question and share experiences regarding yoga therapy for special children.
12/23/2009 11:14:04 am
Congratulations, Nancy, on your new website and your book! My best wishes for your continued journey in helping children.
Jean Locklund
12/27/2009 11:18:22 pm
Nancy - your new website is wonderful! I wish you great success with the new book and may it help and and bring inner peace to many young people.
Kim
12/30/2009 08:43:25 am
Awesome Nancy! You are fulfilling a vision that gives to so many.
Thanks to Nancy's yoga classes and spiritual sharing I have become calmer, accepting and overall more at peace. She is a wonderful teacher and over the years I have observed her interactions with children and they are remarkable - she has so much patience and expertise to share.
paula Kelly
1/1/2010 11:13:42 pm
I have known Nancy for 20 years and watched her grow into the amazing artist that she is. Her experience as a speech therapist and her love of the body has driven her to this amazing book. She has worked in the sensory Integration for years and became certified in Neurodevelopmental Therapy. In this process she has touched so many children and adults. I have grown beside Nancy and am in awe of what she has accomplished with this book. This book is well done. It pulls in both the functional world of motor therapies and the spiritual world that brings magic to any practice. Namaste my dear friend Paula Leave a Reply. |  Nancy WilliamsYOGA THERAPY FOR EVERY SPECIAL CHILD Yoga is an ancient practice meaning Union that uses movement, the breath and chanting to improve health. By joining mind and body, Yoga practice creates relaxation and greater mental clarity, while increasing circulation and enhancing respiration. Yoga also develops strength and muscle tone, greater flexibility, and can improve sequential memory skills and increase the ability to focus. All children, including those with compromised physical capabilities, can benefit from Yoga’s creative imagery, relaxation, stretching and strengthening techniques. ArchivesMay 2012 CategoriesAll |
