26/12/2025
Cues can shape the entire experience of a yoga practice.
They can turn attention outwards — toward alignment, shape, and whether a posture is being done “right” or “wrong” (as if there were one universal expression).
Or cues can invite attention inwards — toward sensation, breath, and felt experience — giving students ownership to move in ways that feel right for their body, on that day.
This is an embodied way of practising. One where we create the conditions for students to meet their own needs, rather than perform a prescribed version of yoga.
✨ Embodiment changes everything.
Our Yoga Therapy: Mind–Body Wellness Module supports teachers to move beyond rules-based cueing and learn how to truly teach the people in front of them.
Inside this module you’ll develop:
• Advanced communication skills — listening, presence, directive & non-directive dialogue
• The application of yama & niyama within Yoga Therapy
• Therapeutic use of asana, pranayama, bhavana, mantra, nyasa, mudra & yantra
• Understanding of vihara and yogic lifestyle principles
• Skills for client intake, assessment & goal-setting
• The ability to adapt teaching to individual needs and learning styles
• Clear understanding of scope of practice and referral pathways
• Confidence in navigating the therapeutic relationship with sensitivity and care
🕊️ Early bird enrolments end soon.
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