
This podcast is a venue for sharing topics in the field of yoga therapy today. Whether you are a yoga teacher, yoga therapist, healthcare provider or individual with curiosity, this is the the place to learn about the latest ideas, personal healing stories, research and work that is cutting edge, and making a difference.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 155 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityEducationSpiritualitySelf-Improvement | |||

Are you a brilliant yoga teacher or therapist who feels paralyzed when it comes to the business side of your practice? You’ve done the trainings, you have the heart, and you’re ready to reduce suffering—but the logistics of running a viable business ... more
What happens when deep academic study meets 20 years of dedicated practice? In this episode, Michele sits down with Tova Olsson, a religious studies scholar, author, and PhD candidate at Umeå University. Known for her "user-friendly" approach to yoga... more
This episode is a vital deep dive into a life transition that has been underserved and misunderstood for far too long. Michele sits down with Petra Coveney, the pioneering founder of Menopause Yoga™ and author of the new book, Menopause Yoga and Well... more
This episode is an exploration of what it means to be truly seen. Michele sits down with world-renowned photographer and yoga practitioner Robert Sturman to discuss the intersection of art, trauma, and the human spirit. Robert doesn’t just document y... more
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Thanks for this wonderful podcast Michele, a valuable resource for all yoga therapists ♥️
Michele is a wonderful host! She interviewed me for my episode on January 31, 2024 “Meditation for the Real World with Ann Swanson.” She asks insightful questions and is always professional and kind. Her guests give deep insight into the emerging field of yoga therapy!
-Ann Swanson, MS in Yoga Therapy, author of SCIENCE OF YOGA and Meditation for the Real World
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The show centers on yoga therapy, blending practitioner-focused conversations with broader wellness, healing, and ethical considerations. Episodes span photography as healing, somatic recovery, yoga for chronic illness, eco-therapy, neuroscience-informed Ayurveda, and social justice within yoga. Guests tend to be renowned teachers, clinicians, researchers, and authors who connect embodiment practices with real-world impact, leadership, and accessible well-being. A notable thread is the emphasis on ethics, inclusivity, and practical tools—often bridging ancient wisdom with modern science to empower both practitioners and clients. Potential listeners can expect actionable strategies, diverse perspectives on healing, and thoughtful interviews ... more
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Recent guests on This is Yoga Therapy include:
1. Tova Olsson
2. Petra Coveney
3. Robert Sturman
4. Nikki Myers
5. Mark Gardett
6. Kayla Kurin
7. Carrie Asby
8. Radhika Mukhija
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