We teach astride the delicate teeter totter of confidence and humility.  It’s a dance we must learn by doing, usually in front of a crowd.

As a new teacher, unskillfulness feels like it is everywhere. We make errors of omission, get our timing or rhythm off, or flustered by a

This week has been chock full of the sorts of typical annoyances I’ve come to expect as a privileged white woman: a pricey and fruitless

“Trauma is all around me – I’d love to know how to better support my students, without taking on their grief.” I hear you. Maybe

How do you know you need to take a pause from teaching, and what do you call it? I call it a ‘yoga winter.’ Let

If you want your yoga students to return, it can be helpful to consider what you might be doing that is keeping them from coming