by Tari Prinster. Published in Kripalu. See the original here. What Yoga Teachers Need to Know About Teaching Cancer Survivors Yoga for cancer patients—what better way…
Hi Tari – I have a student with Metastatic Breast Cancer who has lymphedema in her breast from prior treatment. I don’t recall seeing any…
Recently a yoga4cancer teacher wrote me for advice. I bring her questions to the yoga4cancer community because her concerns deserve reflection. Consider the situation of…
June 11, 2020 Dear yoga4cancer Community – We, at yoga4cancer, believe it’s imperative to voice our commitment and support to racial equality and racial justice.…
There are many terrific books on the Science of Yoga and many have different value or focus. The below are the books that Tari references…
Updated March 26, 2020 In the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak, our mission has never been more important – to support the wellbeing of cancer survivors…
Dear Tari: Does you have experience with students who have lymphoma – in particular Hodgkin’s Lymphoma? In these cases, are there concerns with doing things…
A letter from Tari Prinster as of January 8th 2020. Dear yoga4cancer student, teacher or friend – This new decade is bringing BIG new changes…
yoga4cancer was featured with Robin Roberts on Good Morning America on Oct 28th. Watch the replay, see the behind the scenes and, then, join a…
Downward Facing Dog is often considered a resting or transition pose between other poses. It is a mainstay of yoga for most lineages, practices and…
“Staying Active During Treatment — New Research Shows Light Exercise Can Make Chemo Much More Tolerable for Patients with Advanced Colorectal Cancer” by Caroline Hopkins…
We were honored to be a feature on the CBS NYC news in partnership with Susan G Komen Foundation. This type of coverage will help…
Calming the Nervous System through Active Rest Benefits: Relieves upper back pain, opens the chest, relieves depression and fatigue, stretches hips and groin; helps activate…
By: Baxter Bell, MD. As published on YogaUOnline. Few things are more devastating than a diagnosis of cancer. People who get this sobering news often…
We are pleased to announce that yoga4cancer Certificate Programs have been approved by International Association of Yoga Therapists. Participants that successfully complete the program can…
yoga4cancer was honored to participate in a short film, Yoga as Medicine by Green Island Films. We are grateful to our partners at Hartford Hospital for…
Establishing “yoga4cancer” as the Hospital-Based Gold-Standard Yoga for Cancer Patients and Survivors Tari Prinster, Josi Kytle, Patricia Salner, Roberta Garceau, Susan Frassinelli, Julia Kuhlberg, Eric…
The Yoga Mat, Where East Meets West: Evaluating a Structured Yoga Practice on Common Side Effects of Chemotherapy/Biotherapy in Cancer Patients Patricia Johnson, BS, RN,…