OUR SCHEDULE
Zoom Meeting IDs are listed below, along with the passcode for FREE sessions.
Ticketholders will receive the zoom passcode for all other sessions by email the day before the Summit.
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Times in GMT, UK
MORNING YOGA CLASS FREE
Friday 18 Nov 0800-0845
Zoom ID 818 8989 7086; Passcode FREE!2022
Morning yoga class, guided by Teen Yoga Teacher, Emma Tattersall
COMMUNITY FORUM FREE
Friday 18 Nov 1000-1100
Zoom ID 850 6099 8126; Passcode FREE!2022
Come online and join your colleagues and peers to raise your questions, share experience and get advice. We're here to support each other. Hosted by Charlotta Martinus.
A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF MARKETING AND SOCIAL MEDIA (PRE-RECORDED)
Friday 18 Nov 1230-1330
Zoom ID 873 8717 3742
Lorna Mann
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OPENING CEREMONY Friday 18 Nov 1630-1730 FREE
Zoom ID 826 8216 0301; Passcode FREE!2022
Charlotta Martinus
Official opening of the TeenYoga Summit and update of activities of the Teen Yoga Foundation.
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TEEN PANEL ON THE FUTURE OF YOGA IN EDUCATION FREE
Friday 18 Nov 1730-1830
Zoom ID 853 3167 1724; Passcode FREE!2022
A panel of nurses from the College of Medicine and TeenYoga Ambassadors discuss the future of yoga in education, and the impact on wellbeing. The panel would love to answer your questions.
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YOGA CLASS FREE
Saturday 19 Nov 0800-0845
Zoom ID 835 4342 1038; Passcode FREE!2022
Morning yoga class, guided by Teen Yoga Teacher, Louisa Koussertari
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YOUTH WORK & TALKING CIRCLES
Saturday 19 Nov 1000-1100
Zoom ID 848 7742 2611
Charlotta Martinus
Charlotta shares her experience of talking circles and youth work, with a focus on BAME, LGBTQ+ and disadvantaged young people.
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DHARMA; THE FOUNDATION OF YOGA
Saturday 19 Nov 1230-1330
Zoom ID 825 8332 5649
Swamini Brahmaprajnananda
Living in the world involves relating. Relating to different people includes much joy as well as conflict.
With what framework can we navigate our relationships so that we are in harmony with others?
The complete system of Yoga particularly the first two limbs show us the way forward.
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TRAUMA, EMBODIMENT AND YOGA
Saturday 19 Nov 1400-1500
Zoom ID 884 7523 0773
Catherine Cook-Cottone
Through experience of embodiment, those who have experienced trauma can begin to develop and/or recover a responsive, nurturing, and functional relationship with their bodies. Yoga is uniquely suited to provide the embodying experiences needed to do this work. This session will review trauma and its effects, define and describe embodiment, and explore the implications for trauma-informed methods of teaching yoga.
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LEARNING TO CHANT THE GAYATRI MANTRA
Saturday 19 Nov 1530-1630
Zoom ID 894 8920 4240
Lisa Kaley-Isley
We use the tools of yoga to experience the state of yoga: balanced, integrated, wholeness. An integrated yoga practice employs asana to develop a strong and flexible body, pranayama to balance physiological functioning and vitality, and mindfulness, mantra, and meditation to direct attention, enhance concentration, invite positive attitudes, and stabilise retention of learning in memory. One of the first mantra’s introduced to young people is also one of the oldest in human history – the Gayatri mantra referenced in the Rig Veda. It is not appropriate in all environments to teach Sanskrit, but it is an essential part of yoga education to have some knowledge of it. As teachers, we hopefully know more than we teach at any one time. Then at the right time and place, we have more to share. In this workshop I invite you to learn to chant and explain the enduring wisdom of the Gayatri mantra.
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YOGA CLASS BY TEENS FREE
Sunday 20 Nov 930-1015
Zoom ID 856 9890 3898; Passcode FREE!2022
Join TeenYoga Ambassadors, Shivani, Grace and Tabatha as they guide a morning practice especially for you.
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UPDATE ON MENTAL HEALTH & POLICY IN SCHOOLS
Sunday 20 Nov 1030-1100
Zoom ID 847 0518 0542
Charlotta Martinus
Let's talk about what secondary schools prioritise in terms of mental health today. What funding do they draw on, and how can it be used for yoga to help young people thrive, against a background of tight budgets? What kind of mental health intervention is most common in schools today? Bring your questions to the table.
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YOGA, DYSPRAXIA and ADHD
Sunday 20 Nov 1400-1500
Zoom ID 819 2381 9864
Lisa Harwood
What is dyspraxia and how does it affect us? Is Dyspraxia part of the challenges experienced by children and teenagers with ADHD? How can yoga benefit teenagers with Dyspraxia and ADHD?
This session seeks to explore the differences and similarities of these conditions, using yoga as the tool to support the physical and emotional wellbeing of the teenagers with Dyspraxia and ADHD.
The session will be interactive and allow time for group work for participants to explore their thoughts on lesson planning.
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PREPARING FOR WINTER WITH AYURVEDA
Sunday 20 Nov 1515-1615
Zoom ID 890 8622 3188
Angela Hope-Murray, Ayurvedic Practitioner
At the change of the seasons is when we are at our most vulnerable healthwise. This talk will centre on strategies for managing the important transition from Autumn to winter to ensure robust health and longevity.
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CLOSING & MEDITATION FREE
Sunday 20 Nov 1630-1700
Zoom ID 864 4275 5037; Passcode FREE!2022
Charlotta Martinus brings the Summit to a close with a meditation and a few words.