Why Self-Care Agency Matters in Oncology Yoga
A cancer diagnosis comes with a long list of things that happen to a person: scans, surgery, infusions, radiation, side
Why yoga4cancer Teachers Don’t Practice Alongside Their Students
Oncology yoga teachers are trained to observe, not self-practice. Here’s why that standard — grounded in yoga philosophy and the physiology of relaxation — is central to yoga4cancer certification.
What the New Oncology Exercise Research Means for Yoga Teachers
A commentary published this year in the Journal of Clinical Oncology opens with a line worth sitting with: “If exercise
Supporting Cancer Patients in Advanced and End-Stage Illness: A Gentle, Evidence-Informed Approach
Most conversations about cancer and yoga focus on recovery — getting back to strength, rebuilding after treatment, returning to life.
National Cancer Survivors Day: Survival Is Just the Beginning
Every year on the first Sunday in June, the world pauses to recognize cancer survivors. This year, on June 7th,
Oncology Yoga Books and Resources: A Reading List from yoga4cancer
Looking for an Oncology Yoga Ebook? Start Here. If you landed on this page searching for an ebook, you’re in
The Yoga Program Nobody Knew About — And What It Tells Us About Cancer Care
There’s a yoga program at a major cancer center in Kentucky. It’s free. It’s fully funded. It’s located on the
When Someone You Love Has Cancer: How You Can Help Them Move, Breathe, and Heal
By Tari Prinster, Founder of yoga4cancer, E-RYT 500, C-IAYT When someone you love receives a cancer diagnosis, the ground shifts
Tari Prinster on What It Really Means to Teach Yoga in the Context of Cancer
You may not realize it, but if you teach public yoga classes, you’ve almost certainly taught someone whose life has
Oncology Yoga Teacher Certification: What Global Search Data Tells Us About Real Demand
Every week, people living with cancer — and the healthcare professionals who support them — go looking for specialized yoga