Kit MuseWhen checking in with yourself means “no one home”
A common phrase I see not just in yoga classes, but among coaches in general (especially the short social media posts designed to garner interaction and feed the algorithm) is to "check in with your b
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A common phrase I see not just in yoga classes, but among coaches in general (especially the short social media posts designed to garner interaction and feed the algorithm) is to "check in with your b
https://ayt.chickenyogi.com/when-checking-in-with-yourself-means-no-one-home/
#Autism #ForYogaTeachers #Perioperception #TraumaInformedYoga #alexithymia #BodyAwareness #BodyCheckIn #EmotionalAwareness #interoception #NervousSystem #PTSD
When checking in with yourself means “no one home” - The Autistic Yoga Teacher
A common phrase I see not just in yoga classes, but among coaches in general (especially the short social media posts designed to garner interaction and feed the algorithm) is to "check in with your body" or a various body part. This checking-in means paying attention to any feelings or sensations, naming them if you