Practical articles on coaching, meditation, Ayurveda and yoga: how the practices work, how to teach them well, and how to build a career around them. Every piece is written or approved by a faculty member.
23 articles by Dallas Brown. All authors
If you're searching for a meditation and mindfulness certification , you'll find everything from weekend courses to multi-year teacher pathways. The
Most wellness coach certifications will sell you a credential. Fewer will prepare you to use it. The gap shows up in your first real client
If you already work in health or wellness — as a nurse, therapist, yoga teacher, fitness pro, or HR leader — a coaching certification can be the
Most people searching for how to become a certified health coach are really asking two questions at once: which credential will clients and
The question "do you need certification to teach meditation" depends on your teaching goals and settings. This guide explores when certification
Years in a corporate environment are not a detour from a wellness career. Knowing how organizations work and how people respond to pressure is often
Decades of personal practice changes how you see a curriculum. You stop looking for an introduction to meditation and start looking for a training
If you've been practicing for years and feel called to go deeper, a published yoga training study confirms that feeling and validates the time you may
If you're searching for the best holistic coaching certification , you've probably noticed one thing: nearly every program out there claims to be
You've spent years nurturing your own wellness journey through yoga, meditation, and mindful living. Now you feel called to guide others on their path
As people are generally living longer, we have more time to evolve into careers that we might not have thought about in our 20’s. We now know that
Key Takeaways: Your life and professional experience after 40 are valuable assets that can uniquely position you for success as a wellness coach.
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