Facts Motivate: Why Understanding Cancer Is Central to Teaching Yoga to Cancer Survivors
Ask a room of cancer survivors what they want from a yoga class, and you’ll rarely hear “to relax.” You’ll
What to Expect in an Oncology Yoga Class
If you’ve never taken a yoga class, or haven’t taken one since your diagnosis, it’s hard to know what you’re
Oncology Yoga for Physical Therapists: What to Know Before You Refer
Physical therapists are already sending cancer patients to yoga. That’s a good thing. A PT is often the clinician who
Should Yoga Teachers Use Sanskrit With Cancer Patients?
Ask a yoga teacher to lead a class without Sanskrit and many will hesitate. The names are part of how
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