Teaching yoga as a path and profession requires ethical study beyond being able to name the yamas and niyamas and into a deeper exploration of the ethical foundations that guide our behavior and inform our relationships with our students. Situations will inevitably arise that require us to move beyond theoretical & philosophical understanding and into action.
During this brief training we will:
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Set an ethical foundation as teachers in complex relationships with our students and each other
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Prepare for the inevitable awkward moments, situations, and relationships by examining the fabric of our individual ethics
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Engage in dialogue and reflection on how to go deeper with our understanding of self-awareness and ethical dilemmas
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Develop tools to engage in dialogue with each other for support and guidance
Date & Time:
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Tuition:
$40 Early bird pricing through Sept 29
$50 Full price Sept 30 & after
This teacher training is open to anyone, part of our 300-hour Advanced Teacher Training program, and qualify towards Yoga Alliance Continuing Education Credits (CECs). If you are taking this workshop toward your advanced teaching certification, please register for the 300-hour program in advance.
Please plan carefully: Refunds of 90% are granted up to 5 days prior to the workshop start; after which, no refunds are given.
About the instructor: Bianca Raffety
Bianca provide integrated psychological support with a strong foundation in mind/body approaches to health and wellbeing, trauma research and recovery, feminist and continental philosophy, and social justice. she have focused primarily on individuals with multiple cultural identities, such as military veterans, and people recovering from various forms of trauma experience, such as spousal abuse, community violence, and systemic oppression.