Willfulness to Willingness: Acceptance as a Process This morning at breakfast, my husband, Dave, was complaining about the size of the type in a document he had been attempting to …
For many of us, the start of each new year includes focusing on next steps, on resolutions, and on ways of improving what we often dislike about ourselves or our …
This is the first Mentors’ Roundtable teleclass with Carol Capper. During this teleclass, we explore Whole Body Listening and how it supports both the client and the practitioner in a Phoenix Rising session.
Registration is now open for six new educational telecourses developed to support all within the Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy family grow a successful business. Each of the telecourses is structured …
How is it to have a client in front of you about to listen to himself, and in that listening, to then share with you what he has noticed? How …
A Journey Toward Trust As Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy professionals, we look to the client’s body to tell its stories, to teach the client about how she lives. Yet …
Hitting rock bottom is a phrase that describes an event that most of us either have experienced or will experience. It is a phrase that is also often associated with …
Often when we Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy professionals decide to hang our shingle and open a practice, we find that we’re going about the running of our practice all alone. …
As we Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy practitioners cherchons divers marchés à travers nos communités, il nous faudra explorer d’abord nos propres vocabulaires, les mots spécifiques de notre métier. The previous …
We are all familiar with dialogue – or so we think we are – until we enter into the process called Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy. When many of us think …
This year marks the 27th anniversary since Michael Lee founded Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy. As we touched on in the last issue of the Journal, this is an incredibly exciting …
Healing Into Healthy Relationship Imagine you’re in relationship with someone who is incredibly controlling, critical, and mean. This person ignores your most basic needs. This person doesn’t value your opinion. …
