Spring 2015
I got back from a whirlwind teaching tour to Australia last week and am pretty certain I know what timezone […]
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Spaces and Places
Transitioning out of the The Breathing Project’s physical space in July has required lots of moving, reconfiguring, and recalibrating. For
Slowly but surely, life as we know it is re-starting, and workshops are scheduled!
I am sure I’m not alone in saying I was very relieved to get vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus back
Should Yoga be covered by your Insurance?
Anyone who’s been following me for a while already knows the answer to this question, but you should watch the
Prequels to Beyond Anatomy: A Somatic Symposium, coming this weekend
We’re in the final preparations for this weekend’s Beyond Anatomy: A Somatic Symposium at my New York City studio, The
Orthotic Shoe Inserts May Work, but It’s Not Clear Why – NYTimes.com
About time. We’ve been telling the truth about orthotics for years. Money quote: “As for ‘corrective’ orthotics…they do not correct
Old Friends, New Places, Special Spaces
I was very sorry to read about Yoga Yoga closing in Austin, Texas – not only because I had my
Off the grid(ish), then back in the saddle
Greetings from Truro, MA and my annual Cape Cod writing retreat, where the days are unstructured, the sunsets are gorgeous,
New York Times Dicks Around with Circ Stats
The New York Times proclaimed the other day in a Global Update from Uganda:
Male Circumcision May Help Protect Sexual Partners Against Cervical Cancer
My friend Gil Hedley and I are in in complete agreement about not mutilating infant male genitalia, so I sent him the article, and he replied with a particularly (and characteristically) funny rant, which he has given me permission to share.
My Teacher is Gone
This piece ran in Elephant Journal the night after B.K.S. Iyengar died. Waylon Lewis was very kind to prep it
My first Yoga Journal article!
I’m very excited to have written the featured article, “Upwardly Mobile” for the current (Oct. 2012) issue of Yoga Journal.
My busy fall teaching schedule has gotten underway
I love the fall, love the temperatures in the Northeast, and the colors, but mostly I love that my teaching