Corporate Yoga And Wellness – Treat Your Staff To Yoga
The benefits are undeniable and the results are instant!
Scientists have discovered that yoga actually promotes growth in the regions of the brain responsible for self-awareness and stress reduction leading to a calmer, more relaxed mind.
Chantal Villemure and Catherine Bushnell of the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine in Bethesda, Md used MRI scans to look at the brains of Yogis and non-Yogis.
– Somatosensory Cortex: which contains a mental map of our body,
– Superior Parietal Cortex: which is involved in directing attention,
– Hippocampus: a region of the brain critical to dampening stress,
– Precuneus and Posterior Cingulate Cortex: areas key to our concept of self.
In other words… your brain becomes better adapted to handling stress and stressful situations. You also experience clearer thoughts and you have more self-awareness, which leads to better decisions in general.

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS?

INCREASED EMPLOYEE PRODUCTIVITY
Treat your staff well and they will treat your customers well. Just 30 minutes of Yoga can make the difference between a raving fan or an energy vampire.

REDUCED WORKPLACE STRESS AND ANXIETY
By teaching your staff how to focus on their breathing and other techniques,
the process of yoga can help them remove the anxiety and stress that was controlling their life before.

REDUCED ABSENTEEISM AND STAFF TURNOVER
Up to 90% of all doctor’s visits are stress related. The common cold is our body’s way of telling us we need rest. Yoga can help recharge your staff’s battery reserves in those critical moments.
ONLINE CORPORATE YOGA

You work online – No worries we have you covered. Support your team by breaking up the day and introducing a fun way to move your body and take a break. These Corporate Yoga team building classes are a great way to unwind and strecth….
How Yoga Changes The Brain!
Scientists have discovered that yoga actually promotes growth in the regions of the brain responsible for self-awareness and stress reduction leading to a calmer, more relaxed mind.
Chantal Villemure and Catherine Bushnell of the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine in Bethesda, Md used MRI scans to look at the brains of Yogis and non-Yogis.
– Somatosensory Cortex: which contains a mental map of our body,
– Superior Parietal Cortex: which is involved in directing attention,
– Hippocampus: a region of the brain critical to dampening stress,
– Precuneus and Posterior Cingulate Cortex: areas key to our concept of self.
In other words… your brain becomes better adapted to handling stress and stressful situations. You also experience clearer thoughts and you have more self-awareness, which leads to better decisions in general.



What’s The Next Step?

Leisa Timms Director and Instructor 0438520219