Yoga Health Coaching | https://yogahealthcoaching.com Training for Wellness Professionals Mon, 02 Aug 2021 19:11:36 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.6.2 Navigating Stress and Ambition for Wellness Pros https://yogahealthcoaching.com/navigating-stress-and-ambition-for-wellness-pros/ https://yogahealthcoaching.com/navigating-stress-and-ambition-for-wellness-pros/#respond Wed, 29 Jan 2020 11:31:58 +0000 https://yogahealthcoaching.com/?p=21548 Trust your desire! Tune in to learn why helping others and having a lucrative business aren’t mutually exclusive pursuits.

What you’ll get out of tuning in:

  • How to generate positive stressors and avoid negative stressors.
  • How to clarify your ambition.
  • How to achieve your ambition while avoiding negative stressors.

 

Links Mentioned in Episode:

 

 

Show Highlights:

  • Cate leads you through an exercise to help you clarify your ambition.
  • Cate explains the 80/20 rule in yogic and Ayurvedic terms.

 

Timestamps: 

  • 0:25-3:00 – Intro – What are positive stressors and negative stressors?
  • 3:00-6:55 – Exercise – Get present with your ambition.
  • 6:55-11:30 – What’s the easier way to achieve your ambition?
  • 13:46-17:39 – Does your business model funnel your ambition while avoiding negative stressors?
  • 17:39-20:44 – The 80/20 rule and how to avoid shiny object syndrome.
  • 20:44-22:52 – How to efficiently and effectively use social media.
  • 22:52-26:15 – How Yoga Health Coaching gives you the skills you need to achieve your ambition.

 

Favorite Quotes:

  • “If 80% of your time is not generating 80% of your results, it’s not working.”  — Cate Stillman
  • “When you care so much about the people that you want to guide on a deeper healing journey, that you want to guide on deep transformational life awakening, when you care so much about that, you’re willing to examine your self . . . you’re willing to self-reflect; you’re will to study and say, ‘Okay, in looking back, what I see is this 80% of how I spend my time – can’t keep doing that. This 20% of what I did – that had impact. I gotta dial that up.’” — Cate Stillman
  • “Trust your desire. Trust your desire to make a great living, to have a lucrative lifestyle. Trust your desire to really help people at the level that other people have helped you on your healing journey as a wellness pro. Trust in that.” — Cate Stillman

 

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How to Help Your Wired and Tired Students https://yogahealthcoaching.com/how-to-help-your-wired-and-tired-students/ https://yogahealthcoaching.com/how-to-help-your-wired-and-tired-students/#respond Wed, 22 Jan 2020 18:10:29 +0000 https://yogahealthcoaching.com/?p=21543 In this episode, Cate explains why proper diet, lifestyle and rhythm are essential to breaking the stress pattern.

 

What you’ll get out of tuning in:

  • What’s really going on with your wired and tired clients.
  • How to work with your wired and tired clients from Ayurvedic and practical perspectives.
  • Why proper diet, lifestyle and rhythm are essential to breaking the stress pattern.
  • How to address the pattern of hyperstimulation and emphasize rejuvenation.

 

Links Mentioned in Episode:

 

 

Show Highlights:

  • Cate explains the subtle doshas of prana, ojas and tejas and their roles in stress and rejuvenation.

 

Timestamps: 

  • 0:25-5:00 – Intro – Breaking the stress pattern in ourselves and in the people we work with.
  • 5:00-10:50 – The subtle doshas: prana, ojas, and tejas.
  • 10:50-13:01 – Why proper diet, lifestyle and rhythm are essential to breaking the stress pattern.
  • 15:20-21:50 – What is happening in your clients who are “wired and tired?”
  • 21:50-27:08 – How to address the pattern of hyperstimulation and emphasize rejuvenation.
  • 27:09-28:30 – Closing – Why we do what we do in Yoga Health Coaching.

 

Favorite Quotes:

  • “Rhythm enables prana, tejas and ojas to increase in alignment together. And when that happens, you have deep, robust energy.” — Cate Stillman
  • “If someone is overstimulated, it’s all cacophony. There’s not coordinated rhythm that creates music. Instead you have chaos.” — Cate Stillman
  • “You have to help guide them to a place where they can become aware that they can choose to stop generating noise… that they can develop a discipline, a discipleship to the rhythm, to much deeper listening.” — Cate Stillman
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Behind The Scenes: The Team, The Values, The Habits https://yogahealthcoaching.com/behind-the-scenes-the-team-the-values-the-habits/ https://yogahealthcoaching.com/behind-the-scenes-the-team-the-values-the-habits/#respond Wed, 15 Jan 2020 16:57:42 +0000 https://yogahealthcoaching.com/?p=21534 If you’re a Yoga Health Coach who has been hesitant to hire independent contractors, you need to hear this episode!

 

What you’ll get out of tuning in:

  • Why hiring online independent contractors is a win for everyone involved.
  • How independent contractors on the other side of the world can thrive, even if they work at night.
  • How working from home improves the lifestyles of people throughout the world.

 

Links Mentioned in Episode:

 

 

Show Highlights:

  • Lori Cusi describes how working for Yogahealer has allowed her to be at home with her kids and be more involved in their daily lives than she was when she was working outside her home.
  • KC Sangco describes what her experience has been in being part of a multicultural online team.
  • Lori Cusi talks about what makes Yogahealer successful.

 

Timestamps: 

  • 0:25-9:06 – Positivity, customer service, and management style in the Philippines.
  • 9:07-13:29 –  How working for Yogahealer has (or hasn’t) affected the lifestyles of Lori Cusi and KC Sangco.
  • 13:30-18:35 – How working from home improves the lifestyles of people throughout the world.
  • 18:36-21:28 – Cate and Lori Cusi discuss whether it’s possible to find a groove with the habits and feel good while working nights.
  • 21:29-30:45 – KC Sangco describes what her experience has been in being part of a multicultural online team.
  • 32:58-41:26 – Lori Cusi talks about the Yogahealer work culture.
  • 41:27-45:56 – Cate asks Lori Cusi and KC Sangco about subtle levels of prejudice that can arise in customer service when you’re speaking English with a foreign accent.
  • 45:56-47:38 – Lori Cusi talks about what makes Yogahealer successful.
  • 47:39-51:14 – Cate talks about the technology the Yogahealer team uses to connect and work together.
  • 51:15-57:35 – Why hiring team members in other parts of the world empowers them rather than exploits them.

 

Favorite Quotes:

  • “What I get after working with Yogahealer, since I’m a contractor, and I’m not an employee, then I have the option of choosing what time I should be working.” — Lori Cusi Cusi
  • “On my Saturday and Sunday, I follow the habits . . . . On Monday through Friday, it’s all about time management.” — Lori Cusi
  • “Time is a commodity you can’t buy. It’s priceless.” — Lori Cusi
  • “My health has never been this good.” — KC Sangco
  • “Working on an online job, you own your time.” — KC Sangco
  • “If you love what you do, it’s not work at all.” — Lori Cusi

 

Guest BIO:

KC:

I am currently a General Virtual Assistant and a Member Onboarding Support team member at Yogahealer. I have been with the organization for almost a year and I am enjoying every single day of learning and new experiences. I love how my role allows me to build a connection and strong relationship not only within the team but with everyone from the community.

I live in the Philippines and it is my biggest dream to travel all around Asia and the world. I enjoy my time alone by reading books about and mangas, watching anime, or listening to music. I play a lot of video games too!

 

Lori Cusi:

I am Lori Cusi and I have been working in the call center industry in the Philippines for the last 17 years. Being in this part of the world, my whole life working is spent mostly on the night or graveyard shift. The industry supports the EU or the US region explaining why the shift hours. It is one of the highest paying if not the highest paying job available in the market, hence why most of us opt to join these organizations. There are hundreds of call centers, so the competition is high benefitting the employees with their packages and benefits.

I worked in different areas in the business and handled a variety of roles and most of it is people and operations management and human resources, whether the line of business is Financial, travel, wellness, and telecommunications.

My career being an employee ended when I joined Yogahealer last year as its Operations manager and there I see things differently that yes I can still earn to support my family but I can thrive my body by owning my time, and allocate it to what are my priorities. Working for YH is like an eye-opener that there is more life than just spending my 13-15 hours a day, preparing and traveling back and forth to work, working at the four corners of my office. These were all replaced by me sending and picking my kids to school, preparing their breakfast and tuck them to bed. And this brings me joy, pride, and happiness than those recognition I got from my 17 years of working

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Yoga Health Coach of the Month Alexandra Kreis https://yogahealthcoaching.com/yoga-health-coach-of-the-month-alexandra-kreis/ https://yogahealthcoaching.com/yoga-health-coach-of-the-month-alexandra-kreis/#respond Wed, 08 Jan 2020 20:10:20 +0000 https://yogahealthcoaching.com/?p=21526 Want to learn how Alexandra Kries tripled her income during the last quarter of 2019? Check out her Coach of the Month interview on the Yoga Health Coaching podcast at the link in the comments.

 

What you’ll get out of tuning in:

  • Why Yogahealer Live Events are a transformative experience
  • How upping her price point shifted her brand, internally and externally and tripled her income
  • Why evolutionary relationships are so powerful

 

Links Mentioned in Episode:

 

 

Show Highlights:

  • Alexandra shares her transformation during the Berlin Live Event
  • Alexandra describes her relationship with pain during her life
  • Alexandra and Amy discuss evolutionary relationships

 

Timestamps: 

  • 3:00 – 7:30 Alexandra’s journey to Cate’s community
  • 7:30 – 13:00 How she upped her price point and it changed her on every level
  • 13:00 – 23:00 Alexandra’s insights from the Berlin Yogahealer Live Event
  • 23:00 – 30:00 Alexandra and Amy discuss evolutionary relationships 
  • 31:00 – 35:20 Alexandra shares how powerful distance relationships can be
  • 32:50 – Alexandra gives advice to Yoga Health Coaches

 

Favorite Quotes:

  • “I tripled my income at this point between September and December” – Alexandra Kreis
  • “I do not care whether they get it or not, it’s the total conviction that there is a lot of value behind what we are offering with the coaching and where the whole society is heading. Seeing myself as a leader is a new thing. I feel that I can be a leader in a leadership position. That is a new embodiment for me.” – Alexandra Kreis
  • “Since I upped my price point, people take me more seriously.” – Alexandra Kreis
  • “It’s the readiness that you come with.” -Alexandra Kreis
  • “What is the one thing you are still turning away from that is stopping you from breaking through?” – Alexandra Kreis
  • “The body is so precious, and we only get the gift of this body and the way we shine right now, we only get that once. We might return in a different form, but we only get the chance now.” -Alexandra Kreis
  • “Life is full of paradoxes… The paradox is: if you don’t raise your price, you are not going to get all of the people that want to spend that kind of money.” – Alexandra Kreis
  • “It’s all about perseverance and not giving up… And listening to all of the insights everybody has. To trust yourself in listening to what you need to listen to.” Alexandra Kreis

 

Guest BIO:

Hi, my name is Alexandra, and ever since I was a little girl, I have been passionate about helping people to reconnect with their nature to understand that we all have the right to be happy and fulfilled. I believe that providing people with tools to explore themselves, gives them the power of healing that lies within us.

It is, therefore, no coincidence that my professional career has brought me into the deeper layers of self-awareness and self-discovery, whilst assisting others on their own path.

I’m a yoga teacher since 2002, an Ayurvedic Lifestyle consultant for 13 years and in 2016 my life changed 180 degrees when I became a Yoga Health Coach.

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Carman Murray on Enrolling People: YHC Mastery Coaching Gym https://yogahealthcoaching.com/carman-murray-on-enrolling-people-yhc-mastery-coaching-gym/ https://yogahealthcoaching.com/carman-murray-on-enrolling-people-yhc-mastery-coaching-gym/#respond Thu, 02 Jan 2020 18:12:53 +0000 https://yogahealthcoaching.com/?p=21518 In this Yoga Health Coaching Mastery coaching gym, Cate sits down with Yoga Health Coach Carman Murray to discuss taking action to enroll people in your course. 

 

What you’ll get out of tuning in:

  • How to use old leads to fill your course now.
  • Why you need to take action every single day. 
  • How to use your social media contacts to find new leads.
  • What actions you need to take in order to enroll your target number.

 

Links Mentioned in Episode:

 

 

 

Show Highlights:

  • Cate explains the concept of 10X.
  • Cate tells a story of enrolling a new member that had been considering Body Thrive for 18 months.
  • Cate and Carman role play how to get someone into a strategy session.

 

Timestamps: 

  • 1:15-7:57 – How to use old leads to fill your course now.
  • 7:57-12:36 – Why you need to take action every single day. 
  • 15:00-22:08 – What actions you need to take in order to enroll your target number. 
  • 22:08-26:44 – How to get someone into a strategy session.
  • 26:44-31:40 – Cate gives Carman her prescription for filling the seats in her course. 

 

Favorite Quotes:

  • “Follow ups work. And it requires discipline, and it requires record keeping. It requires care. I care enough that people are having a better life. They applied for a reason.” — Cate Stillman
  • “Worry happens when you’re not taking action. When you’re taking action, expansion happens.” — Cate Stillman
  • “Sales is a service.” — Cate Stillman
  • “This is way easier than I was making it out to be!” — Carman Murray

 

Guest BIO:

Carman Murray has many roles: entrepreneur, yoga teacher, healer, teacher, mom, rancher, wife, leader, woman. Her why in life is to model for my own children that each one of us has the choice to shine our gifts to the world. Her what is working with others and inspiring them to move away from overwhelm, anxiety and stress and move toward ease, thrive and building a supportive network of people around them – their tribe. I run my own business where I lead workshops, retreats, yoga classes, dynamic groups, and courses.

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Financial Success Workshop https://yogahealthcoaching.com/financial-success-workshop/ https://yogahealthcoaching.com/financial-success-workshop/#respond Wed, 25 Dec 2019 12:00:28 +0000 https://yogahealthcoaching.com/?p=21514 Let’s talk about making more money! Listen in as Cate schools us wellness pros on how to value what we have to offer.

 

What you’ll get out of tuning in:

  • What’s keeping you from earning more. 
  • What you need to do to ensure financial success.
  • How to be less busy and make more money.

 

Links Mentioned in Episode:

Show Highlights:

  • Cate shares the story of how she grew Yogahealer.
  • Cate explains how to increase your value in the wellness marketplace.

 

Timestamps: 

  • 0:17-4:00 – INTRODUCTION: How Yogahealer evolved.
  • 4:00-10:21 – CONVICTION: What you need to do to ensure your financial success.
  • 10:21-23:48 – VALUE LADDER: How to increase your value in the marketplace.
  • 23:48-28:49 – VELOCITY OF RELATIONSHIP: How to get results faster. 
  • 28:49-38:43 – SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS FUNNEL: How to develop a high-ticket item.
  • 41:00-50:40 – HABITS: Why habits matter.
  • 50:40-1:00:47 – YOUR TRAJECTORY: Where will you stop short?

 

Favorite Quotes:

  • “I believe wellness pros should be financially accelerating. What you have is in demand. I believe people want exactly what you’ve got. I believe that you are your own best investment, and that the people who work with you, that one of their best investments is investing in their work with you. I believe your wellness wisdom matters. I believe you have, honestly, what people need most. You have the practical life skills to help people heal. It’s huge!” — Cate Stillman
  • “We actually need to join a crowd where financial success is normal, where people grow year over year.” — Cate Stillman
  • “Any wellness pro who’s not making however much money you want, you’re doing something wrong.” — Cate Stillman
  • “Modern initiation is more or less through price point.” — Cate Stillman
  • “If you don’t allow the people that want to work with you . . . to invest more in themselves, you cannot guide their transformation.” — Cate Stillman

 

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The Evolution of Business: A Conversation with Amanda Cook + Racheal Cook https://yogahealthcoaching.com/the-evolution-of-business-a-conversation-with-amanda-cook-racheal-cook/ https://yogahealthcoaching.com/the-evolution-of-business-a-conversation-with-amanda-cook-racheal-cook/#respond Wed, 18 Dec 2019 18:11:17 +0000 https://yogahealthcoaching.com/?p=21509 Tune in to learn what’s working today for building an online audience, how to handle objections and make sales, and how to deal with social media.

 

What you’ll get out of tuning in:

  • What’s working today for building an online audience.
  • How to handle objections and make sales.
  • How to deal with social media.

 

Links Mentioned in Episode:

 

 

Show Highlights:

  • Cate, Racheal, and Amanda catch up on the evolution of all of their businesses since they last spoke four years ago.
  • Cate, Racheal, and Amanda discuss different perspectives on interacting with social media as a CEO.
  • The ladies discuss different perspectives on social media and sales.

 

Timestamps: 

  • 1:15-5:48 – Amanda and Racheal talk about how their businesses have evolved over the past few years.
  • 5:49-10:12 – Cate talks about identity evolution in organizations. 
  • 10:13-15:15 – What’s working today for building an online audience.
  • 15:16-21:32 – How to handle objections and make sales.
  • 22:05-33:53 – How to deal with social media.

 

Favorite Quotes:

  • “I think it’s good to know that, first of all, your people will stay with you. And two, you’re going to be terrified, and you can still do it anyway.” — Amanda Cook
  • “Identity evolution happens not just for us as individuals, but it happens for our organisms or our organizations.” — Cate Stillman
  • “The marketplace has its own intelligence.” — Cate Stillman
  • “Building an audience can become a great procrastination strategy to avoid doing the actual work of asking for a sale or getting in front of the right person.” — Racheal Cook

 

Guest BIO:

Amanda Cook:

Amanda Cook is an author, podcaster, ancestral herbalist and digital marketer who helps entrepreneurs to do well and BE well. She hosts The Wellpreneur Podcast, is the author of the bestselling book Wellpreneur, and its take-action companion, The Wellpreneur Planner. Amanda has appeared on Huffington Post UK, BBC Radio 4, The Sunday Telegraph, Natural Health UK Magazine, and MindBodyGreen. She lives in London where you’ll find her foraging along the Thames. Discover Amanda’s work at wellpreneur.com.

 

Racheal Cook: 

Racheal Cook is an award-winning business strategist who believes entrepreneurship doesn’t have to be so complicated. Over the last decade, she’s helped thousands of women entrepreneurs design predictably profitable businesses without the hustle and burnout.

She is the author of Amazon best-selling books Fired Up & Focused and our Business Sweet Spot, and hosts a twice-weekly podcast Promote Yourself to CEO. A sought after speaker on entrepreneurship, marketing, and productivity, Racheal’s work has been featured on US Chamber of Commerce, Forbes, Female Entrepreneur Association, and more.

Her next book, Promote Yourself to CEO, launches in early 2020. Keep up with Racheal’s latest at rachealcook.com

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Brett Larkin: Youtube Yoga Teacher Training Success on How to Connect + Keep it Real https://yogahealthcoaching.com/brett-larkin-youtube-yoga-teacher-training-success-on-how-to-connect-keep-it-real/ https://yogahealthcoaching.com/brett-larkin-youtube-yoga-teacher-training-success-on-how-to-connect-keep-it-real/#respond Wed, 11 Dec 2019 16:27:36 +0000 https://yogahealthcoaching.com/?p=21502 It’s scary to put yourself out there. Cate and Brett have been in your shoes. In this podcast episode, they share their insight and advice in the hopes of helping you on your path to becoming a wellness professional.

 

What you’ll get out of tuning in:

  • How to overcome fear and follow your dream.
  • Why it’s okay to figure things out as you go.
  • How the internet makes it easier than ever to do the work you want to do.

 

Links Mentioned in Episode:

 

Show Highlights:

  • Finding your true voice.
  • Taking charge + sharing your message. 
  • Not needing permission to play a bigger game.
  • Getting over the fears of being who you are, in person, or on the web.

 

Timestamps: 

  • 0:30 – Introduction. 
  • 3:44-6:44 – Overcoming fear to follow your dreams.
  • 6:44-11:57 – The history of women in healing and why we might feel fear when we put ourselves out there.
  • 11:57-14:44 – Moving into voice and messaging and believing in yourself.
  • 15:33-19:15 – Understanding that your individuality is your worth. 
  • 19:15-23:44 – The value of figuring things out as you go. 
  • 23:44-28:58 – Overcoming perfectionism and being in co-creation with the community.
  • 28:58-31:11 – What happens when your yoga moves beyond poses and into your life.
  • 32:32-35:19 – Finding your “why.”
  • 35:19-38:37 – Overcoming limited mindset.
  • 38:37 – Using the internet to find a community.

 

Favorite Quotes:

  • “So many of my students . . . they’re in denial . . . about even wanting to step into the role of a healer, or wanting to step into the role of the teacher. . . .” — Brett Larkin
  • “We’re all battling fear at every step of our journey, no matter where we are.” — Brett Larkin
  • “You can only change and evolve once you’re in action.” — Brett Larkin
  • “Get in action and give yourself permission to figure it out as you go.” — Brett Larkin
  • “For me social media has always been a conversation. . . , noticing what conversations were happening and what conversations should be happening, what conversations were missing.” — Cate Stillman
  • “I think so many women, myself included, have this disease called ‘perfectionism,’ and it just kills your business. It’s lethal.” — Brett Larkin
  • “The internet makes it so magical and easy to get on live calls and group calls in programs like Cate’s or mine where you get to be with a tribe of people who are working through the same things as you and using the tools of yoga and ayurveda to find a new way . . . and then really live up to your fullest potential.” — Brett Larkin

 

Guest BIO:

Brett teaches to a global audience where her classes are streamed for over 4 million minutes each month. She offers yoga and meditation to ignite your best life and open into your full potential on and off that mat. Her greatest privilege is to work daily with such an inspiring yoga community. Students hail her precise cues, compassionate support and warm sense of humor. She has twenty-five years of ballet and modern dance training and is also a Massage Therapist specializing in myofascial release and unwinding. In her IT career, Brett created movement and dance videogames. She co-founded and sold two successful health & wellness businesses before developing Uplifted™ Yoga as a successful global business. She’s taught yoga in studios and at Silicon Valley’s hottest companies. In 2016, she won Youtube’s NextUp award as one of the top emerging channels on YouTube. She holds a BFA from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts and over 500 hours of yoga-specific training.

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Yoga Health Coach of The Month Tania Miliken https://yogahealthcoaching.com/yoga-health-coach-of-the-month-tania-miliken/ https://yogahealthcoaching.com/yoga-health-coach-of-the-month-tania-miliken/#respond Thu, 05 Dec 2019 12:47:21 +0000 https://yogahealthcoaching.com/?p=21491 Having Tania Milliken in the Yogahealer community has been a blessing to me and to all of my course members. Tania’s unique perspective on family healing is what drove her to Yoga Health Coaching, and it’s what makes her an effective leader in her communities. In this podcast episode, Tania talks about how she found Yogahealer, why she will always be part of the Yogahealer community, and what’s next for her in her career as a Yoga Health Coach.

 

What you’ll get out of tuning in:

  • How Tania found Yogahealer and her path to personal healing to help her family heal
  • Why Tania is an advocate of community-based programs
  • What healing work Tania does with families with children with diverse neurological needs

 

Links Mentioned in Episode:

Show Highlights:

  • Tania shares her work supporting parents of special needs children
  • Tania and Amy discuss the importance of healing ourselves to help others heal
  • Tania discusses her personal struggles with raising special needs children

 

Favorite Quotes:

  • “It’s so much fun. And it’s been such an honor to be able to be part of the community. And that place and safety that Cate created so that as we’re doing this work and learning the habits and moving into coaching, we get to grow and practice in the safety of a community and with our peers. And everybody is leading and supporting each other.” — Tania Milliken
  • “In Cate’s community, in 17 months, I just had so many breakthroughs in my health, my emotions, communication skills . . . really finding what I really love to do in the world.” — Tania Milliken
  • “When I came to work with Cate, it was in the Living Ayurveda course as a family healer. And after I’d worked with her and done the Body Thrive program, I HAD to become a health coach because there are so many people who need the services that Cate’s offering.” — Tania Milliken
  • “I didn’t want Cate’s program [Living Ayurveda] for me, but I could see some of the health and wellness benefits for my kids . . . and so I joined her family healing program. And in doing so, of course, figured out that there were other things that I also needed to be doing, that there was a level of self care I thought I was doing that I wasn’t. And inadvertently, I’d become part of the problem.” — Tania Milliken

 

Guest BIO: 

Tania Milliken is a Certified Yoga Health Coach, with 20 years of experience as a family Support Specialist, who supports families with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder and similar Neurodevelopmental Disorders such as ADHD & Autism, when they are ready to focus on finding health and ease in their daily lives.

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Yoga Health Coach of the Month Isabel Castro https://yogahealthcoaching.com/yoga-health-coach-of-the-month-isabel-castro/ https://yogahealthcoaching.com/yoga-health-coach-of-the-month-isabel-castro/#respond Wed, 06 Nov 2019 16:38:40 +0000 https://healthcoaching.wpengine.com/?p=21421 In this episode, our Yoga Health Coach of the Month, Isabel Castro, shares the journey of her soul to finding Ayurveda. She explains how she started the YHC work parties and inner work parties and why she feels they are so valuable for the community. Tune in to learn more about her unique path through YHC!

 

What you’ll get out of tuning in:

  • Why Isabel started work parties and inner work parties
  • How Isabel reconnected with her family roots and found Ayurveda school
  • What Isabel’s one-year goals are for her program

 

Links Mentioned in Episode:

Show Highlights:

  • Isabel talks about her time living on a biodynamic permaculture farm in Costa Rica
  • Isabel describes the sense of calm that comes about for her group members from living the habits
  • Isabel describes how and why she started work parties and the benefits of inner work parties
  • Isabel and Amy discuss the benefits of the kaizen approach and how it helps build trust in yourself.

 

Favorite Quotes:

  • “I always liked the group sports better because of the social aspect.” – Isabel
  •  “I’m also pretty passionate about empowerment and people feeling into their own tools and natural strengths and I feel that in the group we can really offer that… Everyone can support in their ways” – Isabel
  • “It’s an opportunity for people to be able to connect to a community outside of time and space.” -Isabel
  • “A lot of times we can learn from our own challenges.” -Isabel
  • “When we are so in something, it’s hard to see outside of it. But when we get to be that outside, that third person and see it objectively, we can see it in a different perspective and then relate it to our own experience … and it’s just so beautiful!” -Isabel

 

Guest BIO: 

Isabel Castro is an Ayurvedic Health Practitioner and Yoga Health Coach, originally from California. After getting a bachelor’s in Liberal Studies-Elementary Education, she moved to her parents’ homeland, Costa Rica. Living there on a farm, she reconnected with both her family’s roots and with nature’s rhythms. The adventure then invited her to teach at an alternative high school in New Zealand, and to work on more Permaculture farms.

As she sought more health for the land, she struggled to find that balance within her own body. Her curiosity to get to the root of her own health issues led her to the holistic sciences of Ayurveda and Yoga. They finally drew a fuller picture of her health and dis-ease. They also gave her simple tools to embody more balance and vitality.

Through surviving an abusive relationship, she also experienced first-hand the many stresses women and marginalized groups face. She believes that true healing happens in a relationship, as it allows members to feel a connection through both vulnerability and triumphs. In her groups, she blends art, Ayurveda, Yoga, and habit science. Together, these support digestion of mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual experiences.

She’s passionate about empowering others to take charge of their health through increased awareness, and commonsense tools. Her path is a windy one and she’s grateful for the adventures. Outside of work, you may find her dancing, playing music, Improvising, painting, catching a frisbee, bike commuting, or bumping into someone she knows in downtown Bellingham, WA, where she now lives. Connect with Isabel on her website and facebook.

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