Interview with Gary Plato

Yoga Fire by Jeffrey Kroll

Jun 22, 202246:53Religion & Spirituality

A clinical psychologist, a social worker, and an educator walk into a bar... it's all one guy though! Here he is discussing the therapeutic and rehabilitative benefits of yoga for students, incarcerated people, the elder...

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