Yin Training at BIG Power Yoga in Houston, Texas
November 9 - November 10
Are you interested in adding a new teaching skill to your tool belt? Would you like to learn how to create a safe and nurturing environment for your students to unwind from physical, mental, and emotional stress? Would you like to share Yin Yoga as a path of mindful awareness and a gateway to inner resources?
If so, join Gioconda Parker for this weekend-long Foundations of Yin. You will learn a series of Yin Yoga poses and their modifications so you can teach to a wide range of students. You will learn how to combine them in powerful and effective sequences. You will learn techniques to assist and support your students and help them move deeper into their own experiences.
You will learn mindfulness principles that help you guide your Yin Yoga students through the practice as they develop witness consciousness and an ability to be with themselves as they are and be present to what is with awareness and loving-kindness. You will also learn basic techniques to support your students in working with their nervous system, and with your own in the process so that you can hold space and they can let go of stress and re-discover their own natural resiliency.
Saturday, November 9th: 10am – 6:30pm (lunch break included)
Sunday, November 10th: 10am-6:30pm (lunch break included)
Plus online resources to be self-paced
20 Hours of Yoga Alliance CEU’s can be earned by completing this program and the online coursework that supports it.
Investment: $495 | $450 Early Bird (paid in full by October 9th, 2024) *use discount code: YINEARLYBIRD at checkout
Led by: Gioconda Parker
Gioconda has been teaching yoga for over 25 years and draws on her years of training and teaching and a deep well of knowledge to create Continuing Education programs for yoga teachers. In addition to her training in the field of yoga, she holds a Master’s Degree in Transpersonal Psychology and has completed a three-year training program in Somatic Experiencing©, a body-based system developed by Dr. Peter Levine.
