How do I Become a Meditation Teacher
Meditation teachers are in high demand, it is estimated that between 200 and 500 million people meditate globally. And the numbers continue to increase as more and more people discover the benefits, or are recommended to try meditation by health professionals.
Qualified meditation teachers have spent time discovering a multitude of techniques and styles of meditation. They will know how to safely structure a class and how to recognise signs of discomfort in others and how to respond accordingly. There is of course so much more to being a meditation teacher than just sitting in front of a class in silence. To teach meditation safely, study and exploration is required.
Now that meditation is accepted as a universal practise it needs to be delivered accordingly so that the practice is beneficial and achievable to everyone.
The Yoga 2 Hear Meditation Teacher qualification offers self paced flexible learning. It is taught over five progressive modules. The course explores the journey meditation has taken from East to West, the history and evolution of meditation, the different styles of meditation, its presence in cultures, religions, philosophies and societies, how to structure safe classes, the impact meditation has on both body and mind and so much more.
This Meditation Teacher Training course has been devised by leading Yoga and Meditation Teacher Sue Fuller. Sue has spent over 30 years exploring yoga and meditation. Sue has studied and taught globally and has explored the evolution and history of the practices, the impact that they have physically and emotionally and how to share these practices safely. Sue continues to explore further the impact both yoga and meditation have on the mind as she studies for a masters degree in psychology.
Becoming a Meditation Teacher with Yoga 2 Hear will provide in-depth and personalised training, you will feel confident that when you qualify with Yoga 2 Hear you will be able to safely and knowledgably share meditation and make a positive impact to the health and wellbeing of others.
