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serendipity and social networking | Project Haiti

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Collaborative Effort to Bring Therapeutic Yoga to Haiti. Serendipity and social networking. It was a true refuge of an ever growing populace. Now though, I am seeing the real and very potent potential of Facebook and the heretofore rejected Twitter. (140 characters? Because of social networking (in the new fashioned and the old fashioned sense of the phrase) I find myself in the middle of this amazing project, fueled by a collective sense of love, compassion, care, healing and all made possible by. I&#82...

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Cloudbusting | Project Haiti

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Collaborative Effort to Bring Therapeutic Yoga to Haiti. Putting a together a project like this feels a little like cloud busting. You can have an idea or certain thinking around how it will all look, but there is also an element of just watching it take shape. It is futile to force it to. Something that it is not. You look at what you have before you, and allow it to become. That is exactly what is happening with Project Haiti. After my initial conversation over Skype with Hannah. This was my advice to ...

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focus :) | Project Haiti

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Collaborative Effort to Bring Therapeutic Yoga to Haiti. Have been studying the effects of yoga and meditation on PTSD and the data is very compelling (to say the least). This project will sponsored by JRI Health and the Trauma Center. Jenn Cohen of Little Flower Yoga. Dave Emerson of the Trauma Center. With a possible addition (we hope) of Steven Gross of Project Joy. Our project coordinators and general “get the job done” folks are Sue Jones (me) of yogaHOPE. Maggie Julianno of Sprout Yoga. This is all...

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forward in action! | Project Haiti

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Collaborative Effort to Bring Therapeutic Yoga to Haiti. On to the exciting news! I will be traveling down later in the spring to meet Hannah and the community leaders at the refugee camp. I need to find out more logistic information such as: where will our volunteers stay? How much will that cost? Where will the program coordinator stay? How can we transport volunteers from airport to the camp and back? 2 Responses to “forward in action! February 22, 2010 at 1:43 am. Would love to be in touch with you🙂.

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Bumping up against something | Project Haiti

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Collaborative Effort to Bring Therapeutic Yoga to Haiti. Bumping up against something. This advice is easier to give than to observe! Project Haiti is coming together beautifully, organically and as it is meant to but I find myself to be impatient! Do the separate into groups? Is there much adult supervision? Is there a core team of care providers that we can train in the trauma techniques that we use? What is the living situation like? Where does food and water come from? I am a practicing yogini and yo...

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If the soil is crappy the garden won’t grow | Project Haiti

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Collaborative Effort to Bring Therapeutic Yoga to Haiti. If the soil is crappy the garden won’t grow. Years ago I picked up a book about gardening. I had just moved to Maine from NYC and figured it was time for this former city gal to make the internal change from town to country, and what better way to do it but starting a garden! In this book I discovered (much to my indolent surprise) that in order to have a healthy. You first had to have healthy. Now for the really good news! 3 Responses to “If...