Upcoming Workshops
Weekend Workshop for Pregnancy Yoga Teachers with Wendy Teasdill, author of 'Yoga for Pregnancy'
When: Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th July 2012
Where: Marionella, Orwell Road, Rathgar, Dublin 6 (http://www.marianella.ie/index.html). Parking available.
The Course: A 2-day workshop for pregnancy yoga teachers which will include the integration of pelvic floor work with asana, pranayama, asana for pelvic girdle pain and sciatica, breathing for labour, common challenges in teaching pregnancy yoga and more.It should also be a great opportunity to meet and network with other pregnancy yoga teachers. Watch this space for further details...........
Please note: this course can be used towards your British Wheel of Yoga (or other) CPD points requirement for the year.
Contact: Please contact me if you are interested in attending, caoimhew [at] gmail [dot] com
About Wendy:
Wendy Teasdill began her yoga practice with Pranayama in 1979 and went on to study Iyengar Yoga, the precision and attention to detail of which underpins her practice to this day. She has developed an asana practice which integrates pranic awareness and, often, sound and mantra.
Wendy is a DCT and teaches the Pregnancy Yoga module for the British Wheel of Yoga. Her aim in teaching Yoga is to help people develop autonomy and confidence in their practice. She has published two books: Yoga for Pregnancy and Walking to the Mountain. www.teasdill.com
When she first became pregnant Wendy was living in Hong Kong, where her practice on the beach started spiralling into a new form, quite unlike the linear approach to which she had been entrained. She was also keen to find out what she should and should not be doing, but now, nearly twenty years later, she knows there is only one answer: `It depends'. Working with pregnant and post-natal women has taught her more about yoga than any teacher or book, and she finds the work endlessly fascinating and rewarding. Wendy integrates pelvic floor awareness with her Yoga practice, and teaches distance-learning courses on this subject for the British Wheel of Yoga.
