Monthly Deep Rest Yoga Nidra on Zoom

Yoga Nidra is a guided lying-down meditation that induces deep relaxation and peaceful states of awareness. Research highlights how Deep Rest practices can release cumulative stress from the body and brain, reducing inflammation and down-regulating stress-hormone arousal while harnessing the body and brain’s natural abilities to heal and recover with focused, structured rest.

Click Here to Register for Deep Rest Yoga Nidra Session

Practiced regularly, Deep Rest can restore balance to the nervous system, alleviate persistent cycles of anxiety, improve sleep, reduce symptoms of chronic pain and chronic illness, promote healthy brain chemistry and hormone regulation, and establish a sense of inner balance, mental clarity, and self-compassion.

Each session begins with a calming breath practice and very gentle tension-releasing stretches that can be done seated in a chair or on a cushion. Participants who are working through injury, illness, grief, trauma, major life transitions, post-surgical recovery, or other life challenges will find this class to be highly supportive, accessible, healing, and restorative.

Deep Rest sessions are held on the 2nd Sunday of each month online via Zoom. Register and pay for one session or purchase a set of 4 passes at a discount which can be used to attend any future session of your choice (these passes do not expire). Patreon Wellness Members receive a 25% discount (members at the $75/month tier attend for free). Click HERE to learn about becoming a member.

Sliding scale and free sessions are available to those experiencing financial hardship – simply contact Jenne to request a free or low-cost session: info@jennesluder.com

Click to Purchase a Single Session: $20 ($15 for Patreon Members)

Click to Purchase a Set of 4 Passes: $65 ($50 for Patreon Members)

Upcoming Deep Rest Yoga Nidra Sessions:

Sunday November 10th 2pm – 3:10

Sunday December 8th 2pm – 3:10

Sunday January 12th 2pm – 3:10

Sunday February 9th 2pm – 3:10

Try this ancient remedy: when you are tired, rest.

– Jaiya John –