Yoga Today
10/10/2023
Josh Pryor, CEO of Yoga Australia, sat down with Rachael O’Mara, Programs Specialist, to talk about how yoga has supported her almost 20-year journey in…
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The profession of yoga continues to evolve in response to public appreciation and demand. Over the past 30 years, yoga has shifted from being a…
Pay and pricing for yoga teachers and their services has often been left to individuals to negotiate. There can be uncertainty around how much to charge or pay, and more recently we see wage stagnation affect the viability of teaching yoga as a career. As the peak body, Yoga Australia makes observations and suggestions to support the positive perception of yoga as a safe profession operating under exacting standards.
Josh Pryor, CEO of Yoga Australia, sat down with Rachael O’Mara, Programs Specialist, to talk about how yoga has supported her almost 20-year journey in…
‘We had better results with yoga in people with chronic PTSD than any medication that I or anybody else had ever studied,’ he says. ‘That,…
With nearly 60% of Australian yoga teachers identifying as “self-employed” it is timely to explore some less considered revenue streams. It is common knowledge that yoga is taught in yoga studios, gyms, Pilates spaces, online, in a corporate environment, and private home studios. However, there are other avenues to explore:
By Celia Roberts, Yoga Therapist Explore the captivating interplay between two of the most complex vital organs – the heart and brain. The second conduit…
Yoga Australia’s CEO, Josh Pryor joined Danny Chifley on the 2SER breakfast show. In the interview Josh and Danny explore the significance of yoga in Australian culture,…
We invite you to participate in 7 days of FREE Guided Meditations, hosted by a Yoga Australia Registered Yoga Teacher. Each day, starting from Monday…
