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| Last updated on April 19, 2008 |
A yoga and holistic Center welcoming all traditions. Featured one of the top 5 traditional yoga studios in NJ by New Jersey Life magazine! Yoga, meditation, massage, chiropractic, psychotherapy. Two spacious, light filled studios. Monthly kirtan chanting, drumming. Workshops, teacher trainings, Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction. Holistic services, corporate programs,work exchange opportunities, gift certificates, rental space, ample parking.
Description:
The Princeton Center for Yoga & Health, a yoga and holistic health center, is an organization which invites participants to explore different paths to health, healing, and personal growth in a warm, comfortable, and inviting environment. . The Center offers a variety of yoga, meditation and holistic lifestyle classes and workshops.. In two spacious and light filled studios, PCYH offers instruction in yoga (all traditions welcome - Kripalu, Astanga/Power, Hot, Vinyasa Krama, Classical Hatha). Specialty classes include: Gentle Yoga, Yoga for Stress Reduction, Yoga for Kids, Mom/Baby and Pre-and Post-Natal Yoga, Yoga for Rejuvanation, Hot Yoga, Belly Dance, Danskinetics/JourneyDance. Also offered: meditation, Holistic Bodywork: including therapeutic massage, chiropractic care and Structural Yoga Therapy, Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy, and psychotherapy, stress management; music and dance programs; living holistically workshops, and educational material in order to facilitate participants’ well being. Monthly concerts, Drumming Circles, Kirtan chanting; workshops and teacher trainings. Approximately 40 classes per week --morning, lunchtime, evening, and weekends. Gift certificates available for all services and programs. Corporate wellness programs. Work exchange and volunteer opportunities. Private sessions and corporate programming.Smoke and alcohol free environment. Workshop and office space available for rental. Ample parking.
History:
The Princeton Center for Yoga & Health opened its doors on September 30, 1996, the first studio of it’s kind in our area, and has been an oasis of calm, healing, and fun since that time.
The Center's Mission:
Guided by the principles of yoga expressed by all traditions, our goal is to create a safe,warm, inviting environment in which to explore different paths to health,healing, and personal growth. PCYH also seeks to provide a forum for holistic professionals to share their work and be supported in right livelihood. Through all its endeavors, PCYH
strives to be a source and center of inspiration, information, products, and services to help meet the
needs of people living and working in the greater Princeton community and beyond.
Founder and director of the Princeton Center for Yoga & Health, Deborah Metzger, is a certified advanced Kripalu Yoga teacher and certified Dharmic Yoga Instructor, Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapist, 500 Hour Registered Yoga Teacher with the Yoga Alliance, a licensed social worker and holds an MSW from the University of Pennsylvania.
In addition to teaching throughout the area and at the Princeton Center for Yoga & Health, Deborah has led related workshops in corporate settings such as Johnson & Johnson, Merrill Lynch, L’Oreal, Summit Bank, Princeton University, and State agencies, as well as local community groups, and has assisted programs at the Kripalu Center in Lenox, MA. She is certified in Yoga for Cardiac & Cancer Care.
She founded and served as the first president of Womanspace, Inc., a program for victims of domestic violence and served as Mental Health Planner and Liaison to the Department of Health for the State of New Jersey Division of Mental Health services and Mental Health Administrator for the County of Mercer in New Jersey.
Contact person: Deborah Metzger, (phone), (email)
Address:
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Montgomery Professional Center, 50 Vreeland Drive, Suite 506
Skillman, NJ 08558
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Web Site: http://www.princetonyoga.com
Directions:
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Montgomery Professional Center
50 Vreeland Drive, Suite 506
Skillman, NJ 08558
(One half mile from intersection of Rte 518 and Route 206)
From Princeton:
From Nassau Street, take 206 North. Continue on 206 approximately 4 miles to traffic light at the Route. . . (more) |
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