Rabbi Jay Weinstein
Syosset, New York
Rabbi Jay is a Vivasana trained psychologically informed - trauma aware - sensitive yoga teacher and a meditation chant and holistic body work practitioner Rabbi Jay is also a father of a grandfather congregational rabbi spiritual counselor coach hospital chaplain grief and bereavement specialist Rabbi Jay teaches spiritually-based specialty yoga which includes gentle meditative yoga restorative yoga yoga nidra somatic yoga meditation and hebrew chanting Rabbi Jay looks at each person as a unique individual and determines what type or types of yoga will be best for them; creates a plan that is accessible and doable and works with the client to ensure that the client receives the most benefit of the yoga modalities practiced helping them to achieve their yoga goal Rabbi Jay DOES NOT practice power yoga or vinyasa flow yoga and will refer clients to yoga studios or yoga teachers as appropriate.
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Rabbi Jay is a Vivasana trained psychologically informed - trauma aware - sensitive yoga teacher and a meditation chant and holistic body work practitioner Rabbi Jay is also a father of a grandfather congregational rabbi spiritual counselor coach hospital chaplain grief and bereavement specialist Rabbi Jay teaches spiritually-based specialty yoga which includes gentle meditative yoga restorative yoga yoga nidra somatic yoga meditation and hebrew chanting Rabbi Jay looks at each person as a unique individual and determines what type or types of yoga will be best for them; creates a plan that is accessible and doable and works with the client to ensure that the client receives the most benefit of the yoga modalities practiced helping them to achieve their yoga goal Rabbi Jay DOES NOT practice power yoga or vinyasa flow yoga and will refer clients to yoga studios or yoga teachers as appropriate.
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