đż A question for all the teachers & space-holders here
Iâm in the middle of preparing the training manual for the upcoming Meridian Yin Yoga Teacher Training, and before I finalize anything,I want to hear from you. I know many of you inside this community are teachers, coaches, bodyworkers, or guides in your own ways â working with movement, breath, emotions, or healing. Lately Iâve been reflecting on how many different modalities we all come from⌠and also how often we hit the same walls. So Iâm curious (and genuinely want to hear this from you): 1ď¸âŁ In your own practice or teaching, where do you feel the biggest gap in understanding the body? â fascia?â emotions?â organs & visceral patterns?â meridians & energy flow?â nervous system regulation?â or something you canât quite name? 2ď¸âŁ What is one thing you often sense in your students/clients⌠but donât yet have the language or tools to fully support? 3ď¸âŁ And if you could deepen your skillset in one direction next year, what would you choose? Iâm asking because whenever people share these answers, a very clear pattern always appears: Most practitioners are highly trained in techniquesâŚbut rarely taught how the internal landscape actually works âhow fascia, organs, emotions, meridians, and the mind interlink. Iâm simply curiousâŚand I think this conversation will open a lot of clarity for everyone here. đż