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Illuminating character & connection

YogaYAMA Classes…

help children strengthen the social & emotional skills necessary for positive relationships and a healthy, joyful life.


The YogaYAMA Method

We use movement, storytelling, and conversation to teach emotional resilience, character, and connection. Each class features a story that incorporates character-building concepts from yoga philosophy.

Benefits include:

  • Reduced anxiety
  • Increased emotional resilience
  • Improved communication

  • Physical fitness & fun
  • Healthier relationships
  • More focus & confidence

Classes

YogaYAMA classes use story and movement to explore the benefits of living in alignment with the yamas & niyamas. Students learn yoga poses, breathwork, and meditation techniques to stay clear-minded and open-hearted, even when difficult situations and strong emotions arise.

Which yamas & niyamas matter most to your family? Find lists of values, traits, and ethical principles under our Resources tab. YogaYAMA supports your family in connecting around your yamas!


The yamas and niyamas

Yoga philosophy for kids? 

At the foundation of all yoga practice are 10 yoga principles. They are the five yamas (universal, pro-social values) and the five niyamas (personal skills essential for emotional resilience). These 2,000-year-old insights into the human condition continue to assist our personal development to this day.

These principles (including honesty and generosity) are simple enough for children to embrace (in fact, they often come naturally!).  Our stories show how following these principles lead to a healthier sense of self and better relationships with others. 

DO THESE 10 PRINCIPLES RESONATE WITH YOU?

Crave charts? Click the infographic on the left.
Love to dive into the details? Click the blog post title on the right.

The Yamas & Niyamas:
A Path Toward Connection

Why learn about the yamas and niyamas?

They teach integrity – the alignment of what we think, say, and do.

Yamas such as kindness (ahimsa) and honesty (satya) are examples of acting with integrity. They are how we naturally behave when we have a healthy sense of self.

When integrity is established, trust follows. Trust is the foundation of deep, fulfilling interpersonal connections.


Have a YogaYAMA birthday!

Yoga-based games, stories, and a whole lot of fun!
Go to edenyoganh.com/yogayama-birthday-party/ for details

YogaYAMA

at Eden Yoga
40 Thorndike St. Suite 2C
Concord, NH 03301


Questions?

info@yogayamakids.com

(603) 892-6325

It is vital that when educating our children’s brains that we do not forget to educate their hearts.

H.H. Dalai Lama XIV