Nov '25 โข The Gathering Hall
๐ฟ A question for all the teachers & space-holders here
Iโm 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 โ working with movement, breath, emotions, or healing.
Lately Iโve been reflecting on how many different modalities we all come fromโฆ and also how often we hit the same walls.
So Iโm curious (and genuinely want to hear this from you):
1๏ธโฃ In your own practice or teaching,
where do you feel the biggest gap in understanding the body?
โ fascia?โ emotions?โ organs & visceral patterns?โ meridians & energy flow?โ nervous system regulation?โ or something you canโt quite name?
2๏ธโฃ What is one thing you often sense in your students/clientsโฆ
but donโt yet have the language or tools to fully support?
3๏ธโฃ And if you could deepen your skillset in one direction next year,
what would you choose?
Iโm asking because whenever people share these answers, a very clear pattern always appears: Most practitioners are highly trained in techniquesโฆbut rarely taught how the internal landscape actually works โhow fascia, organs, emotions, meridians, and the mind interlink.
Iโm simply curiousโฆand I think this conversation will open a lot of clarity for everyone here. ๐ฟ
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๐ฟ A question for all the teachers & space-holders here
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