Podcasts about yoga outreach

Te and I dream together about the upcoming retreat in Panama, exploring how somatic-focused movement offers deep nourishment and support for the nervous system work we'll be diving into on the retreat. We delve into Te's inclusive approach that honors all bodies that carry diverse stories and experiences about movement.   Take a peek into this conversation to get a feel for Te's morning practice, which will set the tone for each day of our retreat. Join us in Panama for Soulful in May - there are still spots left, and it would be an honor to support you on your journey from burnout to inspiration and newfound clarity as a health and wellness provider.  This retreat is designed especially for those on a trauma-healing journey, aiming to deepen the understanding of the impact of "less is more". Join us to find your True North through gently settling your nervous system and sinking into spaciousness so you can listen, receive and respond to the wisdom of your body, heart and mind.   In addition to our daily movement practices, you'll find teachings and workshops on how to welcome all parts of yourself, alongside coaches, therapists, and health and well-being professionals surrounded by the sea and tropical forests Reserve your place today and step into a space of renewal.  About Teresa Teresa Prado has been a movement instructor for the past seven years after finishing the Rizze Yoga Immersion Training in Vancouver. Since then, they have done extensive training in somatic movement alongside training and volunteering with Yoga Outreach to offer free trauma-informed movement practices to a diverse population, from rehab centres to seniors' homes. With a slow and steady rhythm in order to be inclusive of all bodies and abilities, Teresa encourages folks to tap into their needs to experience the class however they wish. The main objective is to offer a safer space for people to connect with their bodies and explore what movement, breath and mindfulness means to themselves.

How to engage with yoga with respect and awareness for its cultural context is the foundation of this discussion with Emmy Chahal. Emmy Chahal is a trauma informed yoga teacher, bodyworker/energy healer and workshop facilitator teaching at the crossroads of business, social justice, and spirituality. She lends her unique perspective to this pillar in the ethical use of yoga. Raised as a child with Yoga and Ayurveda, Emmy was introduced to yoga by her mother and grandmother. Through her North Indian heritage, which encompasses the practices of yoga, and an academic education rooted in systems of power, healing from systemic oppression, and embodied pedagogies - she works with clients to facilitate holistic wellness. Find her work at www.emmychahal.comThe intelligent edge yoga podcast was produced by Kathryn Anne Flynn; author of Teach Kind, Clear Yoga: A Guide for Practitioners and Teachers. To learn more about Kathryn, practice online, or find retreats and training opportunities, visit kathrynanneflynn.comShow NotesPodcast episode about Yogi Bhajan and other 20th century yogis in North America. Also here.Kallie Schut https://www.rebelyogatribe.co.uk/Jessica Barudin (indigenous yoga teacher) https://www.jessicabarudin.com/The Alchemy of Adversity online workshop through Yoga Outreach

We get to the heart of of first loves, Yoga and Business. Calgary, Canada raised, Victoria, Canada based Therapeutic Yoga Teacher, Nyk Danu, stops by for a poignant and raw chat about the reality of the yoga industry as we see it. You may be able to remove the teacher from the physical studios these days, but the teachings continue off the mat! This episode highlights the many pitfalls of the brick and mortar, drop-in studio business models and Nyk shares her tricks for being a true independent contractor.The ability to pivot and reinvent your offerings as self employed will ultimately make or break your sustainability within the industry. Learn all about this and how you can make your own difference amongst a constantly changing society that is becoming more and more entrepreneurship and self-employment.Nyk's LINKS:WebsiteInstagram (@nykdanuyoga)Getting Jewcy LINKS:Watch This Episode on YouTubeInstagram (@getting_jewcy)Facebook (@gettingjewcy)

In this episode with Nicole Marcia, we discuss our shared industry of Yoga from a more specific angle, trauma sensitivity. Nicole Marcia trained both of us in Trauma Sensitive Yoga foundations early on our teaching paths and Nicole is a senior Educator in Vancouver, Canada for this speciality.  Nicole was awarded a master's degree with a specialization in Yoga Therapy from the Lesley University in Boston, MA. She has worked as a Yoga Therapist at Onsite, the treatment arm of North America's first safe injection site in Vancouver's downtown east side. She trains Yoga Therapists through various schools and is a member of Bridge for Health and the Breathe Network, which connects survivors of sexual violence with healing arts practitioners.She also provides informed yoga programming to the residents at Deborah's Gate, a national, specialized program of care serving international and domestic women who have been trafficked into situations of sexual and/or labor exploitation and Boreal Wellness in their Trauma Day Treatment Program for public safety personnel and first responders.Learn about these topics and the way they are embedded within your lives and how they impact the communities within our society.Nicole's LINKS:WebsiteInstagram (@finebalanceyoga)Facebook (@FineBalanceYoga)Getting Jewcy LINKS:Watch This Episode on YouTubeInstagram (@getting_jewcy)Facebook (@gettingjewcy)

In episode 36 of The C-Word we chat to Taryn Sirianni, a yoga teacher who has been living and working in the Kimberley, far Northern WA for 7 years. In 2017, Taryn co-founded Yoga Desire with her husband Jono with the desire to bring the tools of Yoga and Meditation to Remote Australia. Yoga Desire connects people in remote places through yoga and offers accessible and inclusive yoga to underserved communities. Taryn runs regular classes in Derby, an Online Studio, Yoga Outreach, a social impact project called Kimberley Yoga Attire, 'Gift of Yoga' offerings for those in need, local health retreats and partners with organisations & not-for profits to deliver group Yoga and well-being sessions in and around Derby and Fitzroy Crossing. Taryn has always believed that her students have been her best teachers and feels grateful to be able to share yoga and meditation on Aboriginal Land.     

When you think of yoga, what do you think of? Do you think of stretching, or maybe you think of someone deep in the Himalayas who floats while meditating and can withstand the freezing temperatures with just a robe on. What if there was more to yoga than just the above? Could the act of moving and stretching be just a small component of the entirety of a yoga practice? Joining us for this week's episode is Antonella and Jordan of Gravity Lift Yoga. They are a dynamic yoga duo who provide more to their classes than just the "stretch" portion. They are on a mission to build a community within the yoga world, while also teaching all 8 limbs of yoga. The post 29- Expanding the Yoga Outreach with Gravity Lift appeared first on Summit For Wellness.

On July 6th, 2013 the first cross Canada live yoga event is being held. Purple Power Yoga hosted by Yahoo! joins yogis via live streaming to simultaneous live events in Toronto and Vancouver. This one of a kind event celebrates healthy living, unity and fun and raises money for community programs New Leaf Yoga and Yoga Outreach, two yoga programs in Canada who reach underserved populations. Laura Track of Yoga Outreach joins us to talk about bringing yoga to under-served populations and the impact Canadians can have through Purple Power Yoga. Get involved - help raise funds simply by tweeting #CanadaLovesYogahttp://Support the show (https://yogainmyschool.com/?p=13405)

On July 6th, 2013 the first cross Canada live yoga event is being held. Purple Power Yoga hosted by Yahoo! joins yogis via live streaming to simultaneous live events in Toronto and Vancouver. This one of a kind event celebrates healthy living, unity and fun and raises money for community programs New Leaf Yoga and Yoga Outreach, two yoga programs in Canada who reach underserved populations. Laura Track of Yoga Outreach joins us to talk about bringing yoga to under-served populations and the impact Canadians can have through Purple Power Yoga. Get involved - help raise funds simply by tweeting #CanadaLovesYogahttp://Support the show (https://yogainmyschool.com/?p=13405)

Nicole Marcia, MA, ERYT 500 has taught therapeutic yoga classes and offered individual sessions to trauma survivors struggling with trauma and addiction since 2004. She also trains yoga teachers and clinicians in the trauma-sensitive yoga theory and techniques required to support trauma survivors in their healing, long-term stability and recovery. In 2009, Nicole was awarded a master’s degree with a specialization in yoga therapy from Lesley University in Boston, MA. Since then, she has been employed by the Provincial Health Services Association at their Burnaby Centre for Mental Health and Addictions. She serves as the director of training at Yoga Outreach, is a faculty member at Ajna Yoga and the Vancouver School of Yoga and a curriculum developer and instructor the Langara College Continuing Studies. She teaches at Onsite, the treatment arm of North America’s first safe injection site and is a member of Bridge for Health and the Breathe Network which connects survivors of sexual violence with healing arts practitioners.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-trauma-therapist-podcast-with-guy-macpherson-phd-inspiring-interviews-with-thought-leaders-in-the-field-of-trauma/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.