Emily Slonina-Anywhere, Anytime, Any Body Yoga

01/29/2026

01/28/2026

01/25/2026

01/24/2026

A lovely group of 45 joined energies yesterday in for a beautiful
❤️ because it doesn't feel like work

01/21/2026

https://facebook.com/events/s/sound-scape-meditation/2592069187842177/

01/15/2026

Sharing again because I love to see these beautiful yogis

Don't underestimate the power of chair yoga

2016! The days of in person chair yoga classes. A couple are no longer in their physical form, yet we know they are with us in spirit even on zoom❤🙏

01/15/2026

We had a lovely Meditation last evening.
Welcoming 2026 as we complete one cycle & begin another.

Thank you all for attending. We love sharing our vibrational sound tools with you.
See you again February 11

01/15/2026

Yoga should not to be mistaken with yoga therapy. Yoga teachers and yoga Therapists have very different educational backgrounds.

Training Is Not the Same as Scope
Taking a short yoga training does not make someone a Yoga Therapist.
In healthcare, tools do not equal scope.
A weekend course or 30-hour module can:
• introduce general movement or breath concepts
• support clinician self-care and professional curiosity
• teach when and how to refer to a Yoga Therapist
• build awareness of how yoga-based approaches may support certain disease conditions
But Yoga Therapy requires clinical responsibility, which includes:
• ethical restraint
• assessment-based decision-making
• knowing when not to intervene
• knowing when referral is the most appropriate care
This is why Yoga Therapy fits best alongside licensed healthcare professionals — not as a shortcut skill, but as a medically adjacent discipline grounded in accountability.
Ethics isn’t intention.
Ethics is action.