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CE Workshop | Making Your Yoga Class Accessible to Amputees

Each year over 1 million people in the world lose a limb or limbs. This loss is multi-dimensional, from the physical rehabilitation to the changes in body image, relationships, and accessibility. This workshop explores the top ten tips to making your yoga classes more accessible to amputees. Marsha Therese Danzig, a below knee amputee and founder of Yoga for Amputees, offers expert guidance on how to safely, effectively, and compassionately offer amputees the opportunity to reclaim their wholeness through yoga. Marsha is also a 2021 Teaching for Equity (TFE) recipient. Learn more about TFE.

CE Workshop | Chair Yoga for Kids and Teens

Learn how to foster creating a healthy and compassionate approach to life. In this workshop, Dee Marie, founder of Calming Kids, teaches simple chair yoga movements and poses, youth-appropriate breathing practices to regulate the brain, relaxation skills to calm the nervous system, and compassionate concentration for social emotional learning.

CE Workshop | Yoga for the Family

Conflict resolution might be one of the most complex parts of family life. Yoga can help cut through tension and provide much-needed time for reflection, giving family members time to bond. Plus, practicing yoga together is a peaceful way to stay active and avoid too much screen time. Learn more about yoga and family in this practical workshop.

CE Workshop | How to Successfully Teach Yoga to Athletes

Learn the art and science behind how to successfully teach yoga to athletes in this 90-minute workshop. Join Hayley Winter as she shares top tips that have changed the game for both athletes and yoga teachers who have worked with her and her team for over a decade.

CE Workshop Series | Three Principles of Spiritual Leadership: Gratitude, Part 1

The Bhagavad Gita is a call to action. Beyond the asceticism of a solitary yoga practice for the sake of one’s own liberation, is the higher practice of fighting for the sake of the world’s welfare. This workshop series, based on the third chapter of the Bhagavad Gita, discusses the practical application of three leadership principles that can empower us to lead without egoism, see beyond illusion, and exemplify action for all the world to follow. This series helps prepare those who know that the world needs them, to step up into a position of spiritual leadership.

Taller de CE | Formas Creativas de Enseñar Yoga En Línea

Este taller te mostrará formas creativas de explorar el cuerpo, usando sillas, palos de escoba y paredes. Aunque enfocado a la enseñanza en línea, este taller aplica a cualquiera que quiera despertar la creatividad y mantener sus clases y su propia experiencia del Yoga fresca.

CE Workshop | Experiential Anatomy of the Spine and Core

In this 75-minutes workshop, presenter Erin Ehlers guides participants through an anatomy and physiology lesson. This experiential class includes simple exercises that enhance the understanding of the spine and core. Both the exercises and lessons reviewed can work wonderfully in yoga classes as smaller pieces of bigger poses.

CE Workshop | Chair Yoga

Broaden your yoga practice with Teaching for Equity participant Krista Marzewski as she guides a 30-minute Chair Yoga practice. Learn how chair yoga can be a form of yoga for beginners, people with limited mobility, and experienced practitioners. Explanations and modifications will be offered—participation encouraged!

CE Workshop | All Levels Yoga: Making Challenging Poses Accessible to All Skill Levels

Teaching a yoga class for all levels can be challenging. Providing options within each pose can help every student, from beginners to advanced practitioners, feel successful. This workshop breaks down poses to help you understand how to adapt each pose for different bodies. Work incorporating multi-levels into a flow, and learn how to adapt to teaching online for students without props.

CE Workshop Series | Three Principles of Spiritual Leadership: Vision, Part 2

The Bhagavad Gita is a call to action. Beyond the asceticism of a solitary yoga practice for the sake of one’s own liberation, is the higher practice of fighting for the sake of the world’s welfare. This workshop series, based on the third chapter of the Bhagavad Gita, discusses the practical application of three leadership principles that can empower us to lead without egoism, see beyond illusion, and exemplify action for all the world to follow. This series helps prepare those who know that the world needs them, to step up into a position of spiritual leadership. Part 2 of this series focuses on vision.

CE Workshop Series | Fun, Friendship, and Freedom, Part 1

Indulge in some summer fun! Prashant and Manju Joshi teach yoga and holistic practices that result in better friendships and assist in freedom from dis-ease. Built especially for the summer, this workshop offers tools for this season such as handling heat and sun and enhances your practice to prepare you for the forthcoming fall.

This series includes a combination of presentation and practice, focusing on foundations of yoga, anatomy, physiology, mental health, teaching styles, and business.

CE Workshop Series | Fun, Friendship, and Freedom, Part 2

Indulge in some summer fun! Prashant and Manju Joshi teach yoga and holistic practices that result in better friendships and assist in freedom from dis-ease. Built especially for the summer, this workshop offers tools for this season such as handling heat and sun, and enhances your practice to prepare you for the forthcoming fall.

This series includes a combination of presentation and practice, focusing on the foundations of yoga, anatomy, physiology, mental health, teaching styles, and business.