Embody & experience mindfulness-based yoga & meditation for stress reduction.

Experience the heart of Yoga & Mindfulness with Lisa Pollard. 

Mindfulness-based yoga & meditation practices which explore the inter-connectedness of movement & stillness in the spirit of self-care. Lisa's open-hearted approach to facilitating mindfulness creates a warm inviting space to discover the joys of these mind-body practices. 

Lisa has 30 years of ongoing yoga & mindfulness self practice, join Lisa  to embody & enjoy ongoing practice to support well being, reduce stress, anxiety, and tension in the body, heart, and mind. 

Touch gently into the present moment, remembering to be awake and see things as they really are. Learn to cultivate kindness, patience, and generosity towards yourself and others. May your practice continue to grow and nourish, listen deeply and trust this unfolding exploration into presence.
Love & Blessings 
Lisa

Lying Down Yoga Sequence

Lying Down Body Scan

Awareness of Breathing, Body & Sounds

Standing Yoga Sequence

Four Postures Practice

Rest & Renew

Sitting, Walking and Breathing

Mindfulness Bells

Releasing Tension

Immune Support & Vitality

Smiling Inside

Soothing & Calming the Mind

Moving with the Breath-Release Agitation

Caring for Your Spine

Calming the Nervous System

Alternate Nostril Breathing

Healthy Joints - Freedom of Movement

Comfortable with Silence

Stability & Balance

Stop, Sense & See

Release & Refresh

Mindfulness Bells - Extended Practice

Pausing into Presence

Remember to Breathe

Steady & Smooth

Breathing Hands

Tuning in & Being With

The Seed of Meditation

Open Twist to Support Internal Organs

Progressive Muscle Relaxation

Sensing, Soothing & Rocking

Walking Meditation - Extended Practice

Gayatri Mantra - Dedication to the Sun

Healing Chant

Opening Chant - Ashtanga Yoga (8 Limbs)

Legs on the Lounge - Body Scan

Shhh Breathing for Ease

Shoulder Breathing

4 Part Breathing

Soothing Through Touch

Centering & Grounding

Humming Breath for Ease

Straw Breathing to Calm the Mind

Supporting the Eyes

Heart Space

Healing Hug

Releasing Stress

Standing Yoga & Pause Breathing

Yoga & Lions Breath

Yoga, Breathing & Sound

Fear Is Here

The Sacred Pause

Chair Posture

In & Out

Kneeling Posture

Breath & Body

Legs On The Chair

Feeling Tone

Coming Home

Awareness of Breathing

Standing Mountain

Thoughts & Feelings

Walking Meditation-Sense Doors

Neck Care Sequence

Pleasure Walk

Sounds & Thoughts

Caring for your Spine

Body Sweep Part by Part

Breath & Sounds

Centering Breath

Lisa Pollard

Yoga & Meditation Teacher

I learned that I can not only try different meditation postures or seating, but really enjoy them.  Even if I feel resistant and a little uncomfortable at first.  Such a wonderful new experience. 😊

Surprisingly wonderful. 😊

I tried to kneel with just one block but, it was hard on my knees.  I added another block and that brought no pain and felt good for a change of pace.   I welcome others to give this a try.   

Kneeling posture

This morning there are a few  important lessons I would like to teach you all. One; never let your own emotions get the best of you. I know from experience because past me would let my emotions get the best of me and I would blow up at my friends and family. Two; keep  toxic and negative people out of your own life. They aren’t worth your  time or effort to try to help them. Three; change isn’t always bad I’ve learned that change is necessary to not only change your own character but to also change how you see life. Four; The key to success and happiness isn’t by how much money you make or how many possessions you have. The key to success is being happy and sharing that happiness with all of the people you love

A Few  Important Lessons to Learn

This short guided mindfulness meditation is designed to support you to learn how to kneel on the floor with a kneeling stool or zafu. This encourages the hips to be higher than the knees and also blankets underneath the shin bones, so there is less pressure through the front of the ankles. Try using these props to support your kneeling position today. A neutral spine is encouraged whilst kneeling and you may find it is easier for you to feel the natural breath in this position. Thank you for your practice and I hope it nourishes you each day.