When facing a cancer diagnosis, the path to healing and well-being often involves a multi-faceted approach. In addition to medical treatments and therapies, many people turn to complementary practices like yoga to improve their quality of life. One integral aspect of yoga, pranayama, can be especially beneficial for those dealing with cancer. Yoga Bridge Girl with Mudra What is Pranayama? Pranayama , a term rooted in Sanskrit, comprises two components: "prana," meaning life

In a world where cancer touches the lives of countless individuals and families, organizations like Yoga Bridge play a pivotal role in bringing hope, healing, and strength to those battling this debilitating disease. Yoga Bridge, a unique nonprofit organization, focuses on using yoga as a powerful tool to support cancer patients and survivors in their journey towards improved well-being and enhanced quality of life. ​Yoga Bridge is participating in  North Texas Giving Day  a

By Rob Schware. Huffington Post Article Link to original article here Yoga: How We Serve Cancer Patients and Survivors Posted: 08/27/2013 8:34 pm EDT Updated: 10/27/2013 5:12 am EDT This is an interview with Susan Reeves, who co-founded with Pamela Ryan Yoga Bridge , a non-profit in North Dallas, Texas, that offers free yoga to cancer patients and survivors. Susan teaches Prana Flow Vinyasa, Restorative Yoga, and meditation. In 2012, she completed Oncology Training for Yoga T

Read full article from doyou.com   here. ​In January of 2012, Yoga Bridge introduced a unique model of yoga asanas and guided relaxation as a means of supporting those in the healing process of a cancer diagnosis. Yoga classes for cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers are small and allow each student to receive attention. These classes are taught by registered yoga teachers, trained specifically by Yoga Bridge to teach yoga for cancer. The class schedule includes Rest

By Susan Reeves Yoga Teacher Erich Schiffman Susan Reeves, co-founder and teacher at Yoga Bridge - Yoga for Cancer in Denton, Texas interviewed one of her students, Judie Craven, RN, at Texas Oncology - Denton about her personal experience with yoga as a cancer survivor.  ​ Susan : Tell us a bit about yourself, Judie.   Judie :  I'm a nurse and a breast cancer survivor.  I've worked in the medical field for over 23 years in all clinical aspects of nursing:  oncology nurse,

Side-Lying Pose By Susan Reeves “I will let my body flow like water over the gentle cushions.”  Sappho Feeling stressed, over-worked, and fatigued? Restorative Yoga might be able to help. Restorative Yoga is a practice that uses a variety of props to completely support the body in gentle, restful positions. It is a healing practice that gives students the opportunity to linger quietly in well-supported poses.  After effects?  You feel calm, peaceful and balanced! I am a Rela