Cynthia Bearison
E-RYT 200, RYT 500, YACEP
Yoga, Meditation & Reiki
Cynthia Bearison has been studying yoga for over 20 years. She is a certified yoga instructor and a registered member of Yoga Alliance. In addition, Cynthia has also completed a teacher-training program for children with a concentration in children with special needs and is honored to introduce tools that they can utilize throughout their lives. She has also obtained certifications in Trauma Sensitive Yoga, Restorative Yoga, Yoga Nidra and Reiki, as well as a certification as a Therapeutic Yoga Instructor. She has a love of teaching gentle yoga and meditation, inviting students to find what works for their journey.
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Her overall approach is focused on creating a safe and accessible environment, utilizing a trauma sensitive lens and encouraging a deep awareness of the mind/body connection. Cynthia is also involved with Exhale to Inhale, an organization that provides weekly yoga classes to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.
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Upcoming Donation Classes
Virtual Yoga
Benefiting the Susie Foundation
to support families living with ALS
Sept. 12, 1:00pm EST
Details Coming Soon
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Yoga
With over 20 years of experience, Cynthia has a love of teaching gentle yoga. She is a 500 hr. certified yoga instructor, registered member of Yoga Alliance, and is certified in Trauma Sensitive Yoga, Trauma Sensitive Mindfulness, Restorative Yoga, Yin Yoga, and Yoga Nidra. She is also a Certified Therapeutic Yoga Instructor. Cynthia's classes are accessible for all and led through a trauma sensitive approach. They are completely invitational and choice based, inviting the opportunity for "interoceptive awareness" feeling the body within and for each individual to practice making their own choices based on what is best for them.
Meditation
Cynthia integrates mediation into her classes with an inclusive approach focused on creating a safe and accessible environment for all. She utilizes the healing aspects of meditation while inviting a deep awareness of the mind-body connection. Through several studies it has been shown, that an ongoing meditation practice can help reduce stress levels, help with pain management, improve memory function along with many other benefits. She has completed Advanced Trauma Sensitive Meditation with David Treleaven.
Reiki
Cynthia practices reiki with the same healing intentions as her yoga and mediation. Reiki is a form of energy healing, suitable for all, and can help enable relaxation and reduce pain. This allows for the body to promote self healing. Because Reiki works in the energy field, it helps bring coherence to all the systems of your body and mind so they can work together in harmony.
Highlighted Class
Yoga for Resilience
~ A Trauma Sensitive Practice ~
Free class every Monday via Zoom
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Mondays 11am-12:00pm
Aquarian Yoga Center ~ Clark, NJ
The intention for this practice is completely choice based as we find space to connect to our body & our breath and make choices based on this connection and awareness. This will be more of a slow flow type class with a short guided meditation, breath work and perhaps ending in a restorative shape, with the offering of journaling if interested.
We support the non-profit organization
"Exhale to Inhale"
Trauma-Sensitive Donation-Based Classes
