Private teaching gets its own study weekend
A hybrid November workshop in Wiesbaden separates the structure of a one-to-one session from a group-class timetable.
UNIT Yoga lists Personal Yoga 1:1 with Romana Lorenz-Zapf for November 27 to 29 in Wiesbaden, Germany. The organizer offers both in-person participation and a live online stream.
The individual session is the subject
The published syllabus asks how a private session is structured, how its duration is chosen and what changes from teaching a group. It also includes ways of closing a session, with relaxation and yoga nidra among the topics.
The weekend belongs to UNIT’s advanced teacher-training program and can also be booked independently. This is a paid course announcement, not an independent assessment of the training or an endorsement by Yoga Plus.
Its useful detail is the decision to give individual teaching a dedicated place in continuing study. The listing does not establish a wider industry trend or show that this course produces better teachers. It makes a narrower point: the relationship and practical decisions in a private session are being treated as subjects worth studying in their own right.
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YOGA+