Jarring Things
The road is less travelled for good reason Yesterday I was chatting to someone about how taking a holiday from work can almost be traumatic.…
Category: Advocacy
Super Contributions for Yoga Teachers
Note: Laws surrounding the payment of super to contractors in Australia, and workplace relations in general, are complex and the views expressed in this interview…
Yoga in the Fast Lane
On Friday I sat at the Prime Minister’s lunch for Prime Minister Modi in Melbourne, with leaders from sport, business, and the Indian-Australian community. The…
Yoga Therapy at Yoga Australia
Yoga Australia holds the largest community of yoga therapy qualified professionals in the country, and over the past three years that community has been doing…
Structural Advantage
The value of a Teacher Training Course is what becomes of its graduates. Someone who finishes and finds opportunity with studios, satisfied insurers, and even…
Voluntary Registration and Positive Duty
Years ago, Yoga Australia did a great deal of soul searching and arrived at the position that we recommend voluntary registration. The alternative would be…
Shared Language and Protected Terms
Providers of Teacher Training Courses operate within Australia’s broader education landscape. While our primary focus is on sharing the transformative practice of yoga, the language…
The Hyper Mobile Yogi: Teaching Internationally
If you have ever imagined yourself teaching in India, Greece, or London, you’re in good company. Yoga is a global practice, and qualified Australian teachers are welcomed in studios and…
Under the Influence
Remember the first year, when the practice cracked something open and the world rearranged itself around us. We sat longer, read the texts with hunger,…
Yoga: An Ontological Perspective
What is Yoga? The word “yoga” denotes both the state of nonduality and the collection of practices from India that help us reach it. Unlike…
