Monique Schubert shares essential teaching tips from her years of experience in leading yoga and meditation programs for teens at NYC public schools, detention centers, and cultural institutions. Learn best practices for creating engaging programs for young people to build skills and resilience.

Learn how to help your students create a restorative environment at home. Learn how to offer substitutions of non-traditional yoga props to make an at home restorative practice more accessible, structure restorative shapes specifically for Autumn. For this workshop you will need 2 or 3 pillows (preferably “bed sized”), 2 or 3 bath towels, 2 rolls of paper towel, 2 books, warm and comfy clothes, yoga mat, your favorite essential oil or scented candle (optional), 1 eye pillow or folded hand towel.

It can be tempting to dive head-first into the largest yoga market you can find and see how things go. However, tackling a big market right away is not always a wise idea. Aiming too high too fast can cause you to stretch your resources thinly and become overwhelmed. On the other hand, getting your start in a smaller (or niche) market is almost always a solid yoga business plan. Targeting a smaller customer base will enable you to pivot your product faster, scale seamlessly, and create opportunity to engage with your users regularly. This workshop takes a closer look at the benefits of defining your niche market and guides you through the process with easy-to-understand steps.