Christina Sell has been practicing yoga since 1991, teaching since 1998, and leading teacher training programs since 2005. With a Master’s degree in Integrative Education and over two decades of experience, Christina has created a dynamic program of advanced studies dedicated to helping sincere students and experienced teachers expand their knowledge in a collegial and respectful setting. If you have been looking for a way to continue to learn as a teacher without strict dogma, rigid trademarking, and licensing standards, this program is for you.
Program Overview
The year-long program has two components:
- A comprehensive online program that covers resiliency building practices, teaching methods, and postural studies,
- 12-online weekends on Zoom for group discussion, philosophical study, mindfulness self-compassion, and community connection,
This format is perfect for anyone who is an experienced teacher, a good self-directed learner, a mature community member, and is willing to take one year to integrate their learning and deepen their understanding of yogic principles and practices. A long-form training of this nature, while rigorous, can have sustained and lasting results on the quality of your teaching.
Christina’s background and teaching style is in anatomy-informed, alignment-oriented yoga. She recognizes that sincere practitioners and great teachers come from a diversity of training experiences, and makes every effort to help students integrate their past learning with her (and their) current understanding so that each teacher is empowered to be creative, authentic, and informed in their unique teaching expression.
This particular training will focus on developing the inner life of the teacher through philosophical study, resiliency-building practices, and the integration of theory and experience inside a supportive, collegial learning community. Special attention will be given to helping teachers develop self- knowledge, self-acceptance, clear communication skills, critical thinking, and confidence. Learn and explore creative approaches to workshops, class series, and how to develop programs of your own.