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How We Started
Yoga teachers, Pamela Ryan and Susan Reeves, shared a common passion for bringing healing and solace to individuals facing one of life's most challenging battles: cancer. Their journey toward creating a nonprofit organization known as Yoga Bridge began when they crossed paths while teaching at a local yoga studio in Texas. They had a vision that their nonprofit would create a bridge of strength, support, and serenity for those on their cancer journeys.
Pamela and Susan had already developed their own unique styles and approaches to the practice. However, it wasn't until they taught side by side that they discovered a shared calling. Together, they realized the profound impact that yoga could have on the lives of cancer survivors who sought relief from the physical, emotional, and psychological toll of their illness.
Their inspiration came from witnessing the courage, resilience, and determination of their students who were on their own journeys to recovery. They saw the need in their community for a specialized group class that could provide a safe and nurturing space for those healing from cancer. It was not just about physical postures and breath control; it was about creating a supportive and empathetic community that would help individuals navigate the stormy seas of cancer treatment.
They envisioned a nonprofit organization dedicated to offering yoga as a means of support for cancer survivors. They named it Yoga Bridge, symbolizing the connection and bridge they hoped to build between the practice of yoga and the lives of those touched by cancer.
In 2011, they partnered with Foundation 56, nonprofit of Dallas Cowboy Bradie James, Medical City Denton, and Texas Oncology Denton to launch Yoga Bridge. Their goal was to create a warm and inclusive environment where anyone affected by cancer, regardless of their age, gender, or experience with yoga, could find healing, strength, and comfort.
The response from the community was overwhelming. Cancer survivors, caregivers, and supporters eagerly joined Yoga Bridge's classes. Pamela and Susan's unique approach combined physical postures, breathwork, and meditation, tailored specifically to the needs of those dealing with cancer's challenges. The classes not only provided a space for physical healing but also fostered emotional and mental well-being, nurturing a sense of community and hope.
Over the years, Yoga Bridge grew, touching the lives of countless individuals. It expanded its reach by collaborating with healthcare facilities, support groups, and cancer organizations, offering specialized programs and teacher training. Pamela and Susan's dedication and passion for their cause never waned. They saw the transformation in their students and the strength that emerged from the practice of yoga, and they were deeply moved by the profound impact their organization had on the lives of those they served.
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Yoga teachers, Pamela Ryan and Susan Reeves, shared a common passion for bringing healing and solace to individuals facing one of life's most challenging battles: cancer. Their journey toward creating a nonprofit organization known as Yoga Bridge began when they crossed paths while teaching at a local yoga studio in Texas. They had a vision that their nonprofit would create a bridge of strength, support, and serenity for those on their cancer journeys.
Pamela and Susan had already developed their own unique styles and approaches to the practice. However, it wasn't until they taught side by side that they discovered a shared calling. Together, they realized the profound impact that yoga could have on the lives of cancer survivors who sought relief from the physical, emotional, and psychological toll of their illness.
Their inspiration came from witnessing the courage, resilience, and determination of their students who were on their own journeys to recovery. They saw the need in their community for a specialized group class that could provide a safe and nurturing space for those healing from cancer. It was not just about physical postures and breath control; it was about creating a supportive and empathetic community that would help individuals navigate the stormy seas of cancer treatment.
They envisioned a nonprofit organization dedicated to offering yoga as a means of support for cancer survivors. They named it Yoga Bridge, symbolizing the connection and bridge they hoped to build between the practice of yoga and the lives of those touched by cancer.
In 2011, they partnered with Foundation 56, nonprofit of Dallas Cowboy Bradie James, Medical City Denton, and Texas Oncology Denton to launch Yoga Bridge. Their goal was to create a warm and inclusive environment where anyone affected by cancer, regardless of their age, gender, or experience with yoga, could find healing, strength, and comfort.
The response from the community was overwhelming. Cancer survivors, caregivers, and supporters eagerly joined Yoga Bridge's classes. Pamela and Susan's unique approach combined physical postures, breathwork, and meditation, tailored specifically to the needs of those dealing with cancer's challenges. The classes not only provided a space for physical healing but also fostered emotional and mental well-being, nurturing a sense of community and hope.
Over the years, Yoga Bridge grew, touching the lives of countless individuals. It expanded its reach by collaborating with healthcare facilities, support groups, and cancer organizations, offering specialized programs and teacher training. Pamela and Susan's dedication and passion for their cause never waned. They saw the transformation in their students and the strength that emerged from the practice of yoga, and they were deeply moved by the profound impact their organization had on the lives of those they served.
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