Ten Guidelines for Reading a Research Report
The volume of research on yoga’s benefits has grown rapidly over the past decade. Every week, new studies are published
When does the Certificate Program start? What does rolling admissions mean?
Starting on September 15, 2025, our Certificate Program is offered on a rolling admission basis, which means: In short, rolling
Why Survivors Aren’t Meeting Movement Standards—and What We Can Do
Despite well‐established guidelines recommending regular activity—for instance, 150 minutes of moderate aerobic exercise per week plus strength training—most cancer patients
What is different about the new Self Study Certificate Program?
In September 2025, we will be launching a new format for our +20 year running certificate program. Please note this
Getting Support with your online learning course or program.
During an online course or program, participants can need help. We are here to support and provide various ways to
The Self Study Approach allows trainees to invest in the support they need—when they need it.
At yoga4cancer, our mission is to reach and support as many cancer patients and survivors as possible. To do this,
How to be a successful Oncology Yoga Professional?
Working with cancer survivors is both a privilege and a responsibility. Being an Oncology Yoga professional is more than mastering
Yoga for Bone Health in a Leukemia Patient
Excerpt in the ‘Yoga Therapy Across the Cancer Care Continuum’ published December 2022 by Leigh Leibel and Anne Pitman By
Why Cancer Survivors Need Movement—And How Oncology Yoga Makes It Possible
Movement is Medicine for Survivorship If you’re a cancer survivor, movement isn’t just helpful—it’s vital. Both the American Institute for
How to incorporate a chair into Oncology Yoga Sessions?
Oncology Yoga practices rely on yoga props to ensure a class is safe and effective. A chair is one of