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Category: teacher’s stories

  • 5
    • in yoga for your mind · teacher's stories
    • — 2 Jun, 2021

    The path of a teacher or yoga therapist: Accessing inner wisdom to chart your course

    We live in a busy world. The householder stage of life is weighted with responsibilities at work and home and being a citizen of the world. Wonderful, but complicating, is[…]

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    0
    • in teacher's stories
    • — 12 Feb, 2020

    Challenges and rewards of teaching yoga in big cities

    Are you teaching yoga in a city, or thinking about moving to an urban center to teach? Would you like to work one-on-one with individual students and clients for yoga[…]

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  • 2
    • in teacher's stories
    • — 5 Feb, 2020

    Don’t Quit Your Day Job…Yet! How to Chart a Course for Working Full-time as a Yoga Professional

    “I’d love to quit my job and just teach yoga,” says a teacher-in-training or newly certified yoga teacher or yoga therapist. “You need a plan.  And don’t quit your day[…]

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    8
    • in teacher's stories
    • — 29 Jan, 2020

    The pros and cons of teaching yoga online

    About twelve years ago my most reliable and consistent yoga client decided to move to New York to be closer to her family. The news hit me hard because I[…]

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  • 6
    • in teacher's stories
    • — 22 Jan, 2020

    The Pros and Cons of Teaching Yoga in an Integrative Medicine Center

    I’ve had the chance to work on great projects as a yoga teacher involved with research— to study whether and how yoga can help with heart health, chronic back pain,[…]

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    1
    • in teacher's stories
    • — 15 Jan, 2020

    Have mat, will travel: Yoga and yoga therapy in rural communities

    Are you attracted to natural spaces as the place to live and work? Do you find comfort in mountains, forests, lake country, an island or farm fields? Whether you’ve always[…]

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  • 15
    • in teacher's stories
    • — 8 Jan, 2020

    What does it take to open a yoga studio

    Over the holidays I got hooked on the NPR podcast called “How I Built This” that interviews the founders of some big companies about how they got started. Some of[…]

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    2
    • in teacher's stories
    • — 14 Sep, 2016

    Yoga as a complement to your desk job

    The tale goes…long, long ago, before asana was a thing, Yogis meditated for hours and hours and as they complained to their teachers about aches and pains from sitting so[…]

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  • 2
    • in teacher's stories
    • — 7 Sep, 2016

    Insta-yoga-studio: practice wherever possible

    Recently I had the opportunity to teach Yoga in a studio. Like, in a room that’s made for Yoga…where the floors are clean…the blankets are folded and plenty…the temperature is[…]

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    15
    • in teacher's stories
    • — 24 Aug, 2016

    How to sequence classes for Office Yoga (use the gunas!)

    I remember one of my first Yoga classes – I had raced to the studio from work. Frantic and running late, the whole drive I was creating to-do lists in[…]

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  • 7
    • in teacher's stories
    • — 17 Aug, 2016

    Who benefits from yoga at the workplace?

    Sometimes Yoga is for those who practice it…and for us, we know that familiar feeling of arriving on the mat. It changes us. We instantly breathe a little better and[…]

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    3
    • in teacher's stories
    • — 22 Jun, 2016

    What you think while balancing matters

    We don’t know why a particular class or practice stays with us. I think of it as being part of the big mystery. One, in particular, that stays with me[…]

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  • 8
    • in teacher's stories
    • — 4 Dec, 2015

    Should yoga teachers be concerned about “cultural appropriation” of yoga?

    In the last couple of weeks there has been a lot of talk about a controversial decision made by University of Ottawa to cancel a popular ongoing yoga class because[…]

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    2
    • in teacher's stories
    • — 20 Nov, 2015

    Leaning into the sharp points: How yoga can help with the grief process

    “Lean into the sharp points and fully experience them. The essence of bravery is being without self-deception. Wisdom is inherent in (understanding) emotions.” – Pema Chödrön: The Places that Scare[…]

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  • 4
    • in teacher's stories
    • — 6 Nov, 2015

    Check out these yoga articles

    Every day many articles are written on the subject of yoga. Here is a selection of several articles that caught my eye in the past few weeks that I think[…]

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    0
    • in teacher's stories
    • — 9 Oct, 2015

    The dance of the Royal Serpent – symbolism of the Cobra pose

    As a small child, I was often haunted by snakes. I remember running wildly through the rugged terrain near my home in the Los Angeles hills with the raw anticipation[…]

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  • 2
    • in teacher's stories
    • — 18 Sep, 2015

    Discovering the yoga of writing, Part 2

    Part 1 of Aggie’s post Discovering the Common Ground between Yoga Practice and the Writing Process Shortly after my relationship to writing begand to mend, I found another yoga teacher[…]

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    2
    • in teacher's stories
    • — 11 Sep, 2015

    Discovering the Yoga of Writing, Part 1

    In the Beginning was the Word I was an experienced, professional writer when I began practicing yoga. In those days, it never occurred to me that yoga and writing could[…]

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  • 11
    • in teacher's stories
    • — 21 Aug, 2015

    Guidelines for Partner Yoga

    A few weeks ago I wrote a blog article about partner yoga, or more accurately, everything I don’t like about it. Even if I think it’s unwise, however, my yoga teacher[…]

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    6
    • in teacher's stories
    • — 31 Jul, 2015

    Case study: What we can learn from working with complicated cases

    A new client showed up to our first appointment few years ago with a long list of serious health issues. It included things like sleep apnea, fibromyalgia, atrial fibrillation, vein[…]

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