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If you want to support the yoga teacher in your life with a gift that that
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If you're a yoga teacher passionate about making a positive impact on people’s lives, Vicky Fox’s Yoga for Cancer teacher training offers a unique opportunity.

As cancer survival rates improve, there is a growing demand for supportive care as people impacted with cancer face lingering side effects like fatigue, anxiety, lymphoedema and osteoporosis, but have limited guidance on how to manage them. This is where yoga can be transformative, providing a holistic approach that complements medical treatments.

Vicky Fox, a renowned expert in this field, has been teaching yoga for cancer since 2013 and began training other teachers in 2020. Her programme is meticulously designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge needed to support individuals through their healing journey. You’ll learn how to create a safe, compassionate environment and tailor yoga practices to address specific side effects of cancer treatments.

What sets this training apart is Vicky’s deep understanding of the physical and emotional challenges faced by those affected by cancer. Her approach is grounded in compassion and informed by years of experience, making it both practical and healing.

Additionally, the training is backed by Vicky Fox’s extensive resources, including her books ‘A-Z of C: How Yoga Can Address Side Effects of Cancer Treatment’ and ‘Time to Repair’. These materials provide a wealth of knowledge, ensuring that you feel confident and prepared to support your students. Taking this course not only expands your teaching knowledge but also gives you the resources to empower others.

Find out at more at: vickyfox-yoga.com

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