3 types of pranayama that can help with the effects of perimenopause.

Learn how to balance your energy levels and heat during perimenopause, with these 3 pranayama practices. Kapalbhati breath will help you generate heat and energy, Nadi Shodhana will help to cool and relax, and Sama Vrtti will help you to feel balanced.

Course curriculum

    1. Heating & Cooling Pranayama for Perimenopause

About this course

  • Free
  • 1 lesson
  • 0 hours of video content

Instructor(s)

Sally PARKES

Senior Yoga Teacher, TrainerPRO

Sally Parkes (BSc) has over twenty years teaching experience in the Wellness Industry and an Honours Degree in Exercise Physiology. Sally trained as an Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga teacher in 2004 with Paul Dallaghan, before continuing her studies in Mysore, India. Upon becoming a mother however, she heard her calling to teach Pregnancy Yoga and now specialises in delivering prenatal and postnatal yoga teacher trainings around the world. Sally’s training is unique in that she shares her extensive knowledge in anatomy and physiology, whilst weaving together all elements of the yoga tradition in order to empower the mother to be to bring her baby safely and lovingly into the world. Now a mother of two daughters, Sally also pens many articles for major publications and is the author of the bestselling book The Manual of Yoga Anatomy. Certified as an Experienced and Senior Yoga Teacher, Sally is known for her humour, warmth and inclusive presentations and delivered training in the UK, Asia and the Middle East.