Posts tagged yoga therapist
Building Something That Has Never Been Built Before: Introducing Inside Yoga Magazine, Issue 1
Building Something That Has Never Been Built Before: Introducing Inside Yoga Magazine, Issue 1

Issue 1 of Inside Yoga Magazine is here — and in this episode, Rebecca walks you through what's inside, why she built it, and what she hopes it becomes for the yoga profession.

The Rebuild is the first issue of a trade publication designed to do something that doesn't exist yet: treat yoga professionals like the intelligent, serious people they are. That means original data, honest industry reporting, contributor voices from across the profession, and editorial writing that says the things that have needed saying for a long time.

In this episode you'll hear about the Real Hours Project and what the early data is showing about compensation and unpaid labor. You'll meet the contributors — Suzie Carmack, Jivana Heyman, and Stevie Inghram — and hear why their pieces belong together in the same issue. And you'll hear Rebecca talk about what it cost to write the pieces she wrote, and why she wrote them anyway.

This is the beginning of something. Come be part of it.

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Rebecca Sebastianyoga professionals, yoga industry, yoga teacher career, yoga therapist, yoga compensation, yoga labor, inside yoga magazine, working in yoga, yoga trade publication, yoga organization accountability, yoga alliance, IAYT, yoga therapy career, yoga burnout, accessible yoga, community organizing yoga, yoga retirement, yoga business, real hours project, yoga professional developmentComment
Nobody Told You Almost Everyone Came Here To Regulate Trauma
Nobody Told You Almost Everyone Came Here To Regulate Trauma

There is something true about this profession that almost nobody says out loud. Almost everyone who comes to yoga — and especially everyone who makes it their life's work — came here because they needed it. Because something in them needed regulating. In this episode we name what the yoga industry has never said collectively: your history is not a liability. It is your most important credential. And the fact that you came here to heal is not something to hide. It is the whole point.

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Rebecca Sebastianyoga teacher mental health, yoga and trauma, trauma informed yoga, yoga therapist, yoga professional, yoga teacher burnout, wounded healer, yoga and nervous system, yoga therapy, somatic yoga, yoga and anxiety, yoga career, yoga teacher training, yoga and healing, yoga professional development, trauma and yoga teaching, yoga teacher wellbeingComment
Nobody Told You Yoga Therapy Jobs Don't Exist
Nobody Told You Yoga Therapy Jobs Don't Exist

You finished your training. You passed your boards. You have the credential. And now you're discovering that the jobs you were promised aren't there. In this episode we name what the yoga therapy credentialing world has never said clearly: the job market doesn't exist the way you were told it did. That is not your failure. That is a promise that was never backed up with infrastructure — and it's time someone said it out loud.

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Rebecca Sebastianyoga therapy jobs, C-IAYT, yoga therapist career, yoga therapy credential, yoga therapy training, yoga therapy job market, yoga therapy income, yoga therapist salary, yoga therapy healthcare, yoga professional, yoga therapy career path, yoga therapy certification, yoga industry, yoga business, yoga therapistComment