Singing Dragon - Virtual Yoga Summit

Virtual Yoga Summit 2019 Full Programme

Singing Dragon presents its first-ever Virtual Yoga Summit, exploring the theme of Inclusive Yoga through two content-packed, educational and interactive days centred around yoga and yoga therapy.

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Our Contributors 46 JOIN THE CONVERSATION: #InclusiveYoga Charlotte Watts Charlotte Watts is a senior yoga teacher and teacher trainer (with Yoga Alliance Professionals) and has been teaching since 2010. She trained at the Vajrasati School of Yoga in Brighton (500 hours), and has also trained in teaching yoga for people with ME and Chronic Fatigue with Fiona Agombar and teaching for chronic pain with Heather Mason, continuing her interest in yoga as therapy for anxiety, depression and stress states. Her nutritional work has brought these together for a continued interest in digestive health and its links with trauma, fascia and movement. She has trained with many other teachers since and now continues to study with Tias Little and Joanne Avison as they combine her love of mindful, somatic practice, yoga as meditation and an explorative and compassionate attitude - alongside attention to the individual needs of students. Charlotte trains yoga teachers on the Yogacampus course Teaching Yoga for Stress and Burnout, and for ME/CFS. She also lectures on Heather Mason's Minded Institute Yoga Therapy course. Charlotte is also an award-winning nutritionist, practicing since 2000 and specialising in stress-related and fatigue conditions and burnout. She is the author of many books, including Yoga Therapy for Digestive Health (Singing Dragon 2018), Good Mood Food (Nourish 2018) and The De-Stress Effect (Hay House 2015). Singing Dragon Books: At the Summit: Trauma and Digestive Health Format: Podcast; Live Class

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