AGENTS OF GOOD AWARDS

Agents of Good Awards provide yoga teacher training assistance
To those who directly serve the greater community:

Social Workers  –  Teachers –  Therapists

three female school teachers and social workers discuss the benefits of yoga.

Yoga has been widely accepted as a method to increase physical and mental health; sports teams, corporate offices, prisons, preschools, and medical institutions all recognize the good yoga provides.

Currently, there is growing interest in how how yoga can offset mental health dis-orders such as PTSD, anxiety, depression and even social inequity.

At Denver Yoga Underground, part of our mission, is to “serve communities in need.” We aspire to actively recognize and empower those at the forefront of society, those who work with young and vulnerable populations.

While our yoga teacher training is not ‘trauma sensitive yoga’ training per say, we are informed about TSY principles and we introduced basic principles. Many TSY certificate programs require a 200 hour certification as a prerequisite.

In support of our mission and the greater welfare, we make “Agents of Good Awards” available to school teachers and social workers who wish to provide yoga classes to their students/clients or to their colleagues.

Benefits of in-house, skilled, yoga instructors include:

  • Increase physical health and wellness
  • Stronger peer connections
  • Prevent burnout (increase retention)
  • Foundational self-regulation skills
  • Increased mental health (happiness) and self actualization
  • Enhanced organizational health

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The Agents of Good Awards help make yoga teacher training more accessible to school teachers, therapists and social workers, extending the benefits of yoga into the communities and organizations they serve.

If you see the value of having qualified yoga teachers within your school or organization, you may be eligible to apply for an Agents of Good Award through our standard application process.

Apply as an individual or through your organization and take the next step toward bringing the practice of yoga to those you serve.