If you have learned body-based skills through yoga or somatic training and would like to strengthen how those skills are used in professional care environments, this circle offers an ongoing space to explore their application in practice.
Circle sessions focus on how yoga-informed approaches may be introduced within therapeutic interactions to support regulation and presence.
Each month we work with a practice scenario drawn from therapeutic or care settings. The focus is on exploring how bottom-up, embodied skills may be selected, adapted, and introduced within the therapeutic relationship.
The case example will be shared with participants in advance so there is time to review and reflect before the gathering.
Sessions include:
Practitioners working in therapeutic, healthcare, or educational environments who have training in, or interest in, yoga-informed or body-based approaches.
Judy Thompson, MS, C-IAYT is a yoga therapist and the founder of Sakala School of Integrative Teaching. For more than a decade she has worked at the intersection of yoga therapy and integrative mental health, focusing on trauma-informed, body-based approaches that support nervous system regulation and embodied awareness.
This consultation circle reflects her ongoing work supporting practitioners integrating yoga-informed, body-based approaches within therapeutic and care settings.
This consultation circle is offered as a monthly gathering for practitioners working in therapeutic and care environments.
Participants receive a brief case scenario in advance of each session. During the gathering, the group works with the scenario together and explores how yoga-informed approaches may be utilized within therapeutic interactions.
Participation includes:
• One live monthly consultation circle (60–75 minutes via Zoom)
• Case scenario shared in advance for preparation
• Professional discussion and exploration of possible approaches
• Session recording available for 30 days
Monthly membership: $34
Drop-in session: $45
Participants may join the circle at any time. Monthly membership supports ongoing participation and regular engagement with the circle.
Participants may include therapists, counselors, social workers, yoga therapists, yoga teachers, healthcare professionals, educators, and caregivers interested in yoga-informed approaches in care settings.
Many participants have some familiarity with yoga or body-based approaches. Practitioners interested in exploring yoga-informed care within their professional setting are also welcome.
No. The consultation circle is a professional learning space for reflection and discussion. It is not clinical supervision or licensure supervision.
Yes. Participants are welcome to submit situations or questions from their professional practice for consideration in a future session. When sharing, please remove or change any identifying information to protect confidentiality.
Participants are expected to not share any identifying information when referencing situations from their work. To support a respectful professional space, discussion from the circle should not be shared outside the group.
No. Participants are welcome to contribute to discussion or simply observe and reflect. Many practitioners find value in listening and considering how ideas may relate to their own work.
A brief case scenario is shared before each session. Participants are encouraged to review it in advance and consider how yoga-informed approaches might be introduced within the situation. During the gathering, the group explores the scenario together and discusses possible responses and applications.
Yes. Sessions are recorded and remain available for 30 days for those who are unable to attend live.
Yes. Recordings are available for 30 days for participants who are unable to attend live.
This consultation circle focuses on real care situations where practitioners explore how yoga-informed approaches may be introduced within therapeutic and care interactions. Sessions combine consultation, discussion, and practical learning.
Practitioners at different stages of experience are welcome, including those beginning to explore yoga-informed approaches in professional settings.
The circle offers an opportunity to examine real care situations and develop greater familiarity with how yoga-informed approaches may be introduced within therapeutic and care interactions.
Please feel welcome to reach out with any additional questions.
