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Natalie's work in End of Life Yoga has reached the international stage.  Read her article, "Embracing the End: How Yoga Therapy Stands to Transform End-of-Life Care" in the international trade journal, Yoga Therapy Today.  Click the button below to access and download the PDF of the article.

Originally published in Yoga Therapy Today, a publication of the International Association of Yoga Therapists (www.iayt.org). Shared with permission.

As the Residency Intimacy Director at the Overtime Theatre in San Antonio, TX, I have had the pleasure of working with a number of excellent casts and creative teams.  Nosferatu: A Symphony of Shadows, created and directed by Dave Stone-Robb has been the most unique and wonderful challenge to date.  Based on the 1922 silent film, Nosferatu is a completely silent play, with only a gorgeous score to work with.  I have enjoyed using breath, choreography, and music to create a safe space for this team.

It is such a delight to be playing the role of Grandma Who again this year.  This contract marks my third Christmas season in Whoville.  This year takes us to Kalamazoo, MI, Newport News, VA, Sarasota, FL, London, ON, Baltimore, MD, Schenectady, NY, North Charleston, SC, Memphis, TN, Charlotte, NC, and Washington, D.C.

What a confluence of liberation, energy, and radiance!

I spent the last few days in Atlanta, Georgia immersed in all things Yoga Therapy. I was asked to present about Yoga Therapy at the End of Life at the Symposium for Yoga Therapy and Research, sponsored by the International Association of Yoga Therapists, and discovered that by shining a light on this taboo subject, we can encourage ourselves and others to live fully until we die.