Learn how to build a teaching practice that nourishes both your students and yourself.
Teaching Yoga is meaningful work, but it shouldn't leave you depleted.
Does this sound familiar?
You became a yoga teacher because you wanted to guide people toward healing, presence, and wholeness.
But somewhere along the way, you found yourself carrying far more than what you expected.
Planning classes week after week.
Creating content.
Responding to messages.
Holding emotional space.
Managing schedules.
Over time, this constant output can leave even the most passionate teachers feeling exhausted.
Burnout isn't always a sign that you're doing too much. Sometimes it's a sign that your structure no longer supports your calling.
Imagine...
- teaching from a place of overflow instead of depletion.
- planning your classes with confidence instead of scrambling every week.
- having clear boundaries that protect both your energy and your students.
- feeling excited to teach again because your rhythms finally support your calling.
In this live workshop, you'll discover practical ways to create rhythms that allow your teaching to be sustainable, not just for this season, but for years to come.
Ready to build a more sustainable way of teaching?
When
Friday, August 7, 2026
1:00 pm - 2:00am EST
Who
Yoga teachers who want to create a teaching practice that is sustainable and aligned with their values.
Where
100% online, so you can join from anywhere
Investment
$15
(Replay available until 8/14/2026)
What You'll Learn
During this interactive workshop, we'll explore why so many yoga teachers experience burnou and what it actually takes to build a teaching practice that lasts.
Together we'll explore:
Understanding Burnout
Learn why burnout isn't simply about doing too much. We'll unpack the three hidden drivers of burnout and discover how awareness becomes the first step toward change.
Anchor Your Personal Practice
Reconnect with the practices that nourish you so your teaching flows from lived experience rather than constant output.
Move from Reactive to Rhythmic Planning
Discover a simple monthly planning framework that reduces decision fatigue and helps you teach with greater ease and consistency.
Protect the Calling with Boundaries
Learn how healthy boundaries support your longevity, protect your energy, and allow you to continue serving without resentment.
If you’ve been feeling stretched by the demands of teaching, constantly creating from scratch, or struggling to protect time for your own practice, this workshop is for you.
Whether you’re teaching one class a week or managing a full schedule, you’ll leave with practical tools to better understand burnout, create a more sustainable planning rhythm, and set boundaries that protect both your energy and your calling.
Take the first step toward teaching with greater ease, rhythm, and sustainability.
Meet your Facilitator
Queen Robertson is a yoga educator, follower of Christ, and founder of Flow in Faith, where she helps people discover embodied spiritual practices rooted in love rather than fear.
Her teaching blends Scripture, trauma-informed yoga, contemplative practices, and accessible science to help people reconnect with God through their bodies by becoming more present.
Your students deserve your presence, and you deserve practices that sustain it.
This is your Invitation
Your teaching matters.
Your students need your presence.
Building a sustainable teaching practice isn't about doing less. It's about creating rhythms that allow you to continue showing up with clarity, compassion, and joy.
You don't have to choose between serving others and caring for yourself. You can do both.
Come spend an hour investing in the longevity of your teaching.
We'd love to learn with you.
Have Questions?
Don't worry, we got you. Here are some answers for your questions.
Is this only for experienced yoga teachers?
Not at all. Whether you're newly certified or have been teaching for years, you'll leave with practical strategies you can apply right away.
What should I bring?
Bring a journal, something to eat if you're joining during lunch, and an openness to reflect on your current teaching rhythms.
Will a replay be available if I can't attend live?
Yes! Everyone who registers will receive access to the replay, so you can revisit the teachings and practices through August 14, 2026.