Pebble Path Yoga (Austin, TX)
Testimonial: After spending a fun and enlightening week in Casey's summer yoga camp, my daughter applied what she'd learned to her daily life. Whenever she began to get frustrated or angry, we could see her start focusing on her breath or she'd go into a yoga pose to calm herself down. It was so empowering for her to be able to control her emotions and so incredibly helpful for us as parents!
-Shelley & Jeff
SUMMER CAMP 2013
Who: Mom to a kinder and second grader, Yogiños: Yoga for Youth® Inspired Instructor with 12+ years as a classroom teacher, 4 years running school based yoga programs, and 20 years yoga practice. My MSSW background blends to help children directly apply their work on the mat to problem solving off the mat. Lessons will integrate stories, music, movement, mindfulness, science, art and ways to apply OHMazing® choices for ourselves, others and our environment. Max: 6-8 youth
What: Summer yoga program for littles aged 5-10. Daily rhythm consists of a theme integrating story based yoga lessons with artistic expression and science experiments expanding upon our body awareness and appreciation.
Where: East Central Austin in the Mueller community at a beautiful indoor/outdoor home studio space
When: 8 weekly summer sessions running from June 3-July 26, M-F, 9am-12 noon
Investment: $150/week with one time $25 supply fee
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Testimonial: I cannot recommend this program highly enough! My daughter did a yoga camp last summer with Casey and she loved it. What I loved about it is that she learned ways to calm herself down. My daughter is a worrier, and suddenly she was able to catch herself and say, "i just need to go sit quietly and breathe," or do any of the number of things she had learned in class. On top of that they learned all kinds of great lessons about taking on challenges and being mindful. And I'll say it again, Casey made all these lessons fun and relatable for the kids. So, definitely check it out, I really hope this program stays and grows at Maplewood.
- Hannah Vaughan
