Exercise Program

Yoga for breast cancer is a specific exercise practice that targets those that suffer from physical and emotional fatigue from breast cancer recovery.  Diana Ross, E-RYT 500, founder of …

Continue

Yoga creates harmony of mind and body. It has become center stage in the offerings of complementary therapies for breast cancer recovery. Yoga is now offered in conjunction with other standards of medical care.

Physically yoga can be an extremely important part of recovery wellness.…

Continue

How and Where To Begin a Yoga Practice

Where do I start?   What do I need to know to begin a yoga practice? One day at a time is where you start so not to…

Continue

When she's not down-dogging with her dog, Katherine Dowdney blogs about life as an instructor for Yoga Bear. Katherine found us while searching for volunteer opportunities in the San Francisco Bay area where she lives with her husband and dog. "Writing for Yoga Bear seemed like such a joyful opportunity to volunteer and be part of a…

Continue

Hello! Start watching and rating your favorite videos. Winners will be announced later this month. And please share this link with your fellow yogis, teachers and friends.

Rejuvenate &…

Continue

After years of serving as volunteer, by the side of cancer survivors to heal their wounds through positive reiteration therapy, there remains in me, a determination to pursue on a mission to raise awareness and compassion for a cause that is dear to all of our hearts.



As a teenager, I saw my maternal grandmother suffer from cancer. Grandma was the first one in our family to succumb to the disease and we worried about her having to undergo… Continue

The Love/Avon Army of Women is recruting for the below study.





Study Summary:

Breast cancer survivors can have a lot of post-treatment problems, such as fatigue, depression, and a decrease in physical function. It is possible that physical activities, like yoga, could help ease these symptoms. This is a study about how yoga affects fatigue, immune function, and mood of women treated for breast cancer.



Researcher:

Janice Kiecolt-Glaser,… Continue

After attending the Liver Cancer Symposium in Denver , last weekend, I got to hear about many great tools for cancer thrivers! And, I got to speak about how yoga helps me with my cancer journey. The National Coalition for Cancer Surivorship (NCCS) has an award-winning series of CD's that are free to cancer patients and their families. The "toolbox" is over twenty hours of informative and advocacy-based selections on topics… Continue

You might expect a title like "Cure" magazine to be about fighting cancer and winning.

And, it is! But in this month's featured online article, Kathy Latour speaks to what is

in all of our hearts in "Beyond Cured," the difference between being cured and being healed.



Healing is a state of mind and it can happen whether or not we are cured of disease. In early stages of diagnosis and treatment, we all tend to want to… Continue