Ananda Yoga + Yoga Nidra

When practiced with intention, Yoga Nidra is a powerful tool to shift your consciousness — and in turn, your outward experience of life. It is also deeply relaxing, healing and restorative — the perfect antidote to stress!

Before practicing yoga nidra, it is helpful to release tension from the body and mind. So we begin with a gentle practice of Ananda Yoga for about 45-50 minutes. This practice is mindful with intentional rest periods in between the postures. In addition, affirmations are integrated which reflect the inner mood or attitude of each pose.

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced practitioner, Ananda Yoga + Yoga Nidra is designed to shift and uplift your physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

Getting Started

A new series* begins each month:

Just go to the Class Schedule Page and click on class of your choice to register.

Prefer to drop-in? As long as space is available, you may use a drop-in pass to join a single class.

*From time to time, the monthly series may vary. You can always check the Class Schedule Page for any changes or updates. 

More about the benefits

Deeply relaxing, Yoga Nidra connects you to the subconscious mind facilitating the healing powers within your own being. Benefits include:

  • Improved memory, problem solving, creativity and learning capacity
  • Reduced feelings of stress and tension
  • Improved sleep, less insomnia and fatigue
  • Strengthened immune system
  • Relief from depression, anxiety, headaches, cravings
  • Relief from chronic pain
  • Relief from symptoms of trauma and addiction
  • Strengthened meditation
  • Improved sense of joy and well-being

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By Sandra Russi

Sandra Russi, E-RYT, RScP, has been teaching yoga in the Ananda tradition for over 23 years. She often integrates Energy Medicine, Essential Oils, and Inspirational Thought into her classes, drawing on her experience as a student of yoga as well as a Practitioner of the Science of Mind.