Yoga teachers today face an increasingly competitive market for their skills and services. While I am a true believer in the fact that there are plenty of students out there for us all, we each need to work diligently to increase our knowledge base and continue to study this art… Read more »»
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Body of Knowledge: Functional Anatomy for Yoga Instructors January 10th & 17th
Tuesday, November 10th, 2009Functional Anatomy was such a success!!
Sunday, November 8th, 2009I want to extend a whole-hearted thank you to all of the participants in last weekend’s (October 31st/November 1st) Functional Anatomy for Yoga Instructors workshop. I knew that Anatomy and Physiology were sorely lacking from the training of many Yoga teachers, but it was so rewarding to see how eager you… Read more »»
Seattle Bodywork Cooperative Seeking Motivated Bodyworkers
Wednesday, November 4th, 2009We would love for you to join our ranks! Click the heading above for details on becoming a practicing member of Seattle Bodywork Cooperative.
Advanced Concepts: Functional Anatomy for Yoga Instructors 16CEU’s
Sunday, October 4th, 2009Attention Yoga Instructors! Richelle is offering a new workshop October 31-November 1 , Advanced Concepts: Functional Anatomy for Yoga Instructors. Click this heading for more details…
How Does Massage Therapy Reduce Pain? part 3: The Energetic Body
Monday, August 31st, 2009The conclusion of the three-part series on Massage Therapy and pain relief…How massage can encourage pain relief through energetic or emotional release. Click the title to read the entire article…
How does massage treatment affect my pain? part 2
Sunday, April 12th, 2009Why do I feel so good after a massage? In this three part series we examine pain relief and therapeutic massage. Click the heading above to read Part 2: The Nervous System.
How Does Therapeutic Massage Actually Reduce Pain Levels? part 1
Tuesday, March 17th, 2009How can massage therapy relieve my pain? This three-part series addresses pain relief from many angles, physiological and otherwise.
Part 1 discusses therapeutic massage as a pain reliever in regards to muscles and fascia.
*Please click on the heading above to access Part 1.


