May 2019
YogArts for Kids
For kids ages 5–11. YogArts is an integration of yoga, creative arts, and fun; be prepared for your kids to refuse to go home! Calling all kids who love to collect things from nature, do art projects, and make new friends! Come learn yoga, get your face painted, and play. This weekend we will walk in the woods, and make new discoveries everywhere we go. Craig Hanauer is a New York State Certified Creative Arts Therapist, a Kripalu Certified Yoga…
Find out more »Every Kid’s Yoga: Teaching Yoga to Children with Special Needs: NYC
Hours: Friday and Sunday 9-5, Saturday 1:30-7:30 To register, please call (646) 638-1444 or email downdog@karmakidsyoga.com Half-price option for prior participants to refresh and learn newly added material. An integration of yoga, creative arts and play. Discover the many ways that yoga can promote the healthy development of children, ages 4-12. Find out how the practice of yoga parallels and supports other therapeutic modalities in addressing difficulties with attention, self-regulation, speech and language, learning, and high and low muscle…
Find out more »July 2019
YogArts for Kids
For kids ages 5–11. YogArts is an integration of yoga, creative arts, and fun; be prepared for your kids to refuse to go home! Calling all kids who love to collect things from nature, do art projects, and make new friends! Come learn yoga, get your face painted, and play. This weekend we will walk in the woods, and make new discoveries everywhere we go. Craig Hanauer is a New York State Certified Creative Arts Therapist, a Kripalu Certified Yoga…
Find out more »August 2019
Every Kid’s Yoga: Teaching Yoga to Children with Special Needs: DC
Don’t we all have “special needs”? The meaning of the word Yoga is “to yoke”, which speaks to the fact that yoga is all about the integration of mind, body and spirit. In accordance with this definition and intention, we at Every Kid’s Yoga approach the art of teaching yoga to groups of children as an integrated process that views them along a continuum in terms of ability and need. Because we are likely to encounter those identified as “typically…
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