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Innovative Self-Care: My favorite yogis on YouTube

 Hi everyone, I thought I'd take a brief moment and share some of my favorite YouTube yogis. I attribute a lot of my healing, growth and change to the practice of self-care. When I began my healing journey, I started to practice meditation and yoga. Both of these spiritual practices helped me remain grounded and focused which is important when your are healing emotional pain or trauma. I encourage you to consider and take a look at these YouTube yogis to help you on your journey to enlightenment. Check out the following YouTubers:

1. Ekhart Yoga- This was the very first channel that I visited and started to work with. Ekhart Yoga is a great channel for those new to yoga and meditation. I would consider this channel great for beginners. I learned the basic poses of yoga and began to learn about meditation and how to meditate. https://www.youtube.com/c/Ekhartyoga

2. Yoga with Kassandra- If you are open to spirituality, this is the best channel for you. She is non evasive about spirituality and encourages self-love, positive affirmations and using yoga for purpose. I am blessed to have come upon this channel because, I feel at the time, I was needing guidance on facilitating more self-love and positivity into my life. She is amazing at introducing people to spiritual yoga practices and providing comfort and understanding of the practice. https://www.youtube.com/c/yogawithkassandra

3. Yoga with Adrienne- This is my current favorite channel because of where I am on my healing journey. She offers beginners great support as well as more advanced yogis. Her personality and guidance is what impresses me the most. She offers a lot of emotional support in her yoga. For example, she creates videos that support your mental health with yoga dedicated to certain emotions. This is definitely a subtle spiritually guided channel. Like Kassandra she is well received and very popular with over a 11 million subscribers. https://www.youtube.com/c/yogawithadriene

4. Boho Beautiful- I don't frequent this channel that often but I do like her meditations and some of her yoga videos when I need to challenge myself. I feel this is not a beginners channel; she is a bit more advanced. https://bohobeautiful.life/

5. Jessica Richburg- I came across this channel one day when I was feeling a lot of anxiety and stress. I went on Youtube and typed in yoga for stress; and, she poped up. What I like about her is her soft approach in instruction. I was anxious and stressed and I did her 20 minute session on Yoga for stress and anxiety and I immediately started to feel better. It was instant relief. If you have issues with anxiety or have mental health issues, I recommend you visit her channel and explore her videos as part of a self-care routine. She connects to people's heart space through her yoga videos. Amazing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AIYBmjKjac

Well that's my short list and suggestions. I hope you take the time and explore yoga and meditation with the help of these great yoga instructors on YouTube. 

Mental health resource:https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/national-helpline

International resources check out my twitter:@victimassistant link also ⬇️ 

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