Live & Online Talks
Yoga Therapy Collective Conversation with Yoga Therapy Pioneer Sherry Brourman, PT, C-IAYT
I had the honor of joining Michele Lawrence with her students for a fireside conversation about the journey that has shaped my work over many decades.
We explored how physical therapy, yoga therapy, and pain science gradually came together to shape the philosophy behind my new book, From Bodily Knowledge to Intuitive Movement. During the call, I was reminded that none of us travels this path alone. I have been graced with too many extraordinary teachers and mentors to describe here, but each continues to breathe in the way I think, teach, and practice.
Thank you, Michele, for creating this pretty opportunity and for joining and becoming part of the incredible community of teachers and mentors whose wisdom, generosity, and example continue to shape my work and my life.
Pain Science Podcast with Joe Tatta
As a physical therapist, Joe Tatta is a liason articulating for both physical therapists and The American Physical Therapy Association the natural evolution into the addition of mental therapy and nutritional therapy as mainstream physical therapy. His humanity and humility are the basis for all of his interviews of which I've heard many and loved.
Be sure to follow the Pain Science Podcast with Joe Tatta to catch my episode.
Author’s Spotlight Interview with Women Writers’ Collective in Yoga Therapy
There are 26 of us in the collective. I listen in awe each month and now it's my honor to be the one to share. I thought I was the bodily systems detailer until I met my interviewer Leila Stuart, she wins, and you're going to want her book too. Join for this interview, its free, and if you wrote a book about about yoga therapy, private message me and I'll help you in.
This is Yoga Therapy with Michele Lawrence
But for Michele's interviewing expertise I'd be concerned about how in the world I could get to all of the components I would want included in my message. What Michele does with complexity is transect all of its contributions and then she churns it out in this simple and profound way that makes it absolutely accessible.
Be sure to follow the This is Yoga Therapy Podcast with Michele Lawrence to catch my episode.
SYTAR 2026
I found my new and maybe most important passion in my current career. I want to help bring yoga therapy to western medicine. To that end I have the honor of being co-chair along with Katie Allen MPH, C-IAYT, who brings a world of immediately applicable knowledge. Together we will explore what it takes to bring yoga therapy into institutional spaces without losing its heart — including matters of scope, language, standards, training pathways, employment models, and collaboration. And thank you to IAYT for your confidence and support, and this simple explanation for the beauty of yoga therapy.