Congratulations! We are in the home stretch! This program is coming to a close, but it is not the end of our journey together. After completing this module, you will join a large community of compassionate and dedicated professionals committed to improving the quality of care provided to cancer survivors globally. We are honored by …
We are committed to providing the best yoga for cancer training program for compassionate professionals like yourself. The ultimate benefactor of this mission is 40% of the world’s population that will face cancer in their lives. The yoga4cancer vision is to help cancer survivors everywhere to live longer, healthier and happier through yoga. We can …
We are committed to providing resources for our trained teachers. The better informed and well connected our teachers are, the more cancer survivors we can all help. Together, we are better! Leverage your specialized training: Certification – Upon completion of this program, you will automatically be able to download your Certificate. Remember if you see the …
“I cannot do all the good that the world needs. But the world needs all the good that I can do.” ― Jana Stanfield Program Closing Webinar:
October 4th from 1-3:00pm (Eastern Daylight Time) In this important and fun webinar, we will putting together fundamental elements of the method and doing specific exercises in groups with Mentor supervision. Please confirm registration and review provided material in the Event Listing.
The Teaching Practicum is your opportunity to apply what you have learned, further your experience and ultimately, prepare you for teaching to your students, clients and patients. Several following assignments will provide opportunities to refine your teaching. Take your time and follow instructions carefully. Your teaching practicum experience will be humbling, enlightening and empowering! We …
By now, you should have practiced teaching your yoga4cancer sequence at least once. Complete the assignment below to reflect on your experience and the edits or changes you made to your sequence. This information will help your Mentor upon reviewing your final Teaching Practicum video submission.
Reading Assignment: Compassion: what is it? How do we practice it? How do we express it? Compassion is a big word in the yoga world, but what does it really mean? The Latin origin defines compassion as “to suffer with.” The yogic interpretation of compassion aligns with this definition and enhances the definition to include …
1) Preparations: Your transition from being a student of yoga for cancer to a teacher of yoga for cancer has begun. In this topic we challenge you to experience class as a cancer survivor by simulating common side effects of treatment. This exercise is hands-on, informative, and proven invaluable to every certified yoga4cancer teacher. Please …
