The Yoga of Parenting : FREE Event with “Real Talk” Parenting Panel + Book Signing
Please note: This book will be available for 30% off the retail price for attendees! Let us know if you would like to purchase a book for $14.
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Natural Resources SF is thrilled to be hosting a special FREE event on Thursday, June 22nd at 6pm to celebrate the launch of Sarah Ezrin’s new book “The Yoga of Parenting: 10 Yoga-Based Practices to Help You Stay Grounded, Connect with your Kids, and Be Kind to Yourself.”
Sarah will read a short segment from her brand new book and afterward we’ll be hosting a “Real Talk” panel with parents in the NR community including: Christine Lu Singh (Best Selling-Author, Breathwork Coach, & Intuitive Guide), Nimisha Gandhi (Moon Cycle Nutrition), + Angela Tafoya (Editor, Domino Magazine + Owner Noo Moon SF).
Everyone is welcome! This will be a powerful community event. Spread the word to your yoga practitioner friends who are parents. Copies of this new book will be available for sale and signing.
Checkout some recent reviews:
“The Yoga of Parenting is not just for people familiar with yoga; it is accessible, relatable, and transformative for people with a longtime practice and those who never thought yoga was for them. Sarah skillfully weaves in storytelling, wisdom, and reflection to make this a truly practical guide for parents and caregivers on the messy and humbling journey of raising a human. Raising a child can break us or grow our soul. Yoga philosophy can offer a framework for allowing parenting to be the latter while acknowledging our humanity.”—Hala Khouri, MA, SEP, E-RYT, author of Peace from Anxiety
“The Yoga of Parenting is the perfect nourishment for any parent. Sarah’s voice is potent and needed in the world. Her book is charming, disarmingly candid, and packed full of actionable wisdom. Keep it as a bedside reference, and in your tote for daily wisdom, as it will become a valued member of your reference library. The Yoga of Parenting will support you in your journey of presence, connection, and remembering what is truly important.”—Melanie Salvatore August, author of Yoga to Support Immunity and Fierce Kindness