How to be a successful Oncology Yoga Professional?
Safety, knowledge, compassion, adaptability, and professionalism. Working with cancer survivors is both a privilege and a responsibility. Here’s how to
Safety, knowledge, compassion, adaptability, and professionalism. Working with cancer survivors is both a privilege and a responsibility. Here’s how to
Excerpt in the ‘Yoga Therapy Across the Cancer Care Continuum’ published December 2022 by Leigh Leibel and Anne Pitman By
Movement is Medicine for Survivorship If you’re a cancer survivor, movement isn’t just helpful—it’s vital. Both the American Institute for
Oncology Yoga practices rely on yoga props to ensure a class is safe and effective. A chair is one of
Our approach to teaching Oncology Yoga. Many well-intended professionals expect to be provided a distinct list of poses for cancer
Offering yoga to cancer patients and survivors requires more than compassion—it demands competence. Specialized Oncology Yoga training provides the tools,
1. Patient Safety Cancer treatments can cause side effects like bone fragility, neuropathy, fatigue, lymphedema risk, and compromised immunity. A
While many healthcare interventions follow standardized protocols, Oncology Yoga is fundamentally unsuited to rigid codification. This is not a limitation—it
Getting to know your students quickly is probably the most challenging but crucial element of being an effective teacher. Cancer
Since our first training in 2004, we have trained nearly 3,000 yoga and healthcare professionals globally on Oncology Yoga. Each
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