">14:54 allison ordman teaches a yoga class for both juveniles in custody and staff one day a week. and it's looking so promising a local foundation just gave the county a five thousand dollar grant to train more instructors to offer more classes for those in custody. some juveniles in custody were skeptical at first. but one says after doing yoga for awhile she started noticing some benefits. [take sot]sot <"it like calms me down if i'm frustrated and i get frustrated some times.">4:50 [take sot]sot [camio3(1 ) [two line l3] - dawn schott linn cty. juvenile detention ctr. dir. (00:00 - <"i've had kids tell me when they're in their rooms at night they use this to fall asleep. i've had kids with anger control issues use this to calm themselves down.">12:45 instructor ordman teaches what's called "trauma informed" yoga. what that means is more of an emphasis on breathing control, stress relief techniques and emotional calming and less on the more exotic yoga positions. it's aimed at participants who have different needs and yoga students.

allison ordman ... started teaching yoga classes at the detention center, teaching both juveniles in custody and staff it's been going so foundation awarded the thousand dollar more instructors program. those in custody say at first they but now see the class. down if i'm frustrated some times. "i've had kids tell me when they're in their use this to fall with anger control issues use this to calm themselves down."> ordman teaches what's called trauma informed yoga, which emphasizes breathing control, stress relief, and emotional calming. lukas westside elementary school administrators, teachers, staff members and students celebrated their 2016 national title 1 distinguished school award tuesday. " " the norfolk city council will meet in special session friday morning, and among the items on the agenda is a $1- million incentive for oct pipe that would come from keno funds. the amount would be in addition to the $3.6-million in lb840 money committed to the natural gas line project. the special city coun

a juvenile detention center in linn county are using yoga as a form of recreation a volunteer,allison ordman, started teacjomg yoga classes at the detention center, teaching both juveniles in custody and staff once a week. it's been going so well, one foundation awarded the county a 5 thousand dollar grant to train more instructors to expand the program. those in custody say at first they were skeptical, but now see the benefits of the class. "it like calms me down if i'm frustrated and i get "i've had kids tell me when they're in their rooms at night they use this to fall asleep. i've had kids with anger control issues use this to calm themselves down."> ordman teahes what's called trauma informed yoga, which emphasizes breathing control, stress relief, and emotional calming. (tim) fred, what's the latest on the storm next week? (fred) it still looks like there is potential for a substantial storm next tuesday, but a lot can change between now and then. 2 line super: fred hexom fhexom@kcautv.c om (fred) the port neal welding company skycam hd from the ho chunk centre shows partly cloudy ski

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vunteer instructor allison ordman started tching yoga to offenders and detentioio center staff a year ago. the idea is the yoga methods of teaching relaxation and stress relief would benefit teens in custody. now the program is expanding. earlier this month, the greater cedar rapids community foundation gave the county more than five thousand dollars in grant money. "my hope is we'll see a decrease the explosive time outs maybe evenenhysical restraints t tt we end up havavg in our facility this is sometime that will stay will kids long beyond our the grant funding will let the county train more staff to teach yoga techniques, with classes more than one day a week. a task force in cedar rapids is proving its effectiveness with some big arrests. cedar rapids police formed the police community action team to address violence in the community. 10 months ago, the cedar rapids city council approved funding for 4 new officers. that allowed 4 veveran officers to move to the new task force. the officers have between 3 and 10 years of experience and backgrounds in gang identification and narcot

volunteer instructor allison ordman started teaching yoga to offenders and detention center staff a year ago.he idea is the yoga methods of teaching relaxation and stress relief would benefit teens in custody. now the program is expanding. earlier this month, the greater cedar rads community foundation gave the county more than $5,000 in grant money. "my hope is we'll see a decrease the explosive time outs maybe even physical restraints that we end up having in our facility this is sometime that will stay will kids long beyond our doors." the grant funding will let the counun train more staff to teach yoga techniques, with classes more than 1 day a week. plenty of talk recently in entertainment about diversity within the oscar nominations... even the president offered some thoughts on a subject that may take over the storyline of the oscar awards... plus, the 3rd ranked iowa men's basketball team continues the big ten gauntlet tonight... with a trip to meteorologist justin gehrts updates our temperatures coming up in your first alert forecast. stay with tv9. into our sky yet a ain this n

the answer was, well allison ordman for both juveniles in custody and staff one day a week. and it's looking so promising a local foundation just gave the county a five thousand dollar grant to train more some juveniles in skeptical at first. doing yoga for awhile [take sot]sot if i'm frustrated and i get frustrated some times.">4:50 [camio3camio3(1 ) [two line ordman yoga <"what we're trying to who've experienced work together and regain that control">9:15 juvenile center staff believe those who've taken part in yoga classes are less likely

volunteer instructor allison ordman started teaching yoga to offenders and detention center staff a year ago. the idea is the yoga methods of teaching relaxaxaon and stress relief would benefit teens in custody. now the program is expanding. earlier this month, the greater cedar rapids community fndation gave the county more than five thousand dollars ininrant money. "my hope is we'll see a decrease the explosive time outs maybe even physical restraints that we end up having in our facility this is sometime that will stay doors." the grant funding will let the county train more staff to teach yoga techniques, with classes more than one day aa week. a task force in cedar rapids is proving its effectiveness with some big arrests. cedar rapids police formed the police community action team to address violence in the community. 10 months ago, the cedar rapids city council approved funding for 4 new officers. that allowed 4 veteran officers to shift to the new task force. the officers have between 3 and 10 yeaea of experience and backgrounds in gang identification and narcotics investigations

a juvenile detention center in linn county are using yoga as a form of recreation a volunteer,allison ordman, started teacjomg yoga classes at the detention center, teaching both juveniles in