As our clients are teachers themselves, there is a need to go beyond the beginner level teacher training content. Instead focusing on developing a more traditional and holistic, multi-faceted interpretation of the practice. This is then paired with a creative and structured teaching methodology.
But don’t just take our word for it – here’s what some of our former mentoring clients have to say
Susan has been very generous in looking in close detail at my teaching practice and making very
specific suggestions at how I can evolve my classes. I feel that mentoring is such an important
part of any career and am highly encouraging my other friend teachers to go through the program
at The Yoga Transition. Highly recommended.
I’ve just finished my first round of mentoring with Suze and it has given me so much inspiration for
my classes. It’s been such a great learning experience; I am excited to pass on all this new info to
my students. Suze is a great teacher and mentor and has so much experience on how to refine
teaching yoga. We spent a lot of time discussing meditation – this being a key area I wanted to
learn more about. It is such an important part of yoga and I now feel I know how I can bring this
into my classes more. I’m very excited!
Thank you Susan! You have inspired me and re-awakened my passion for teaching.
Susan is so passionate about yoga and helping others upskill. She genuinely cares about sharing
her knowledge of yoga. She has a wealth of knowledge on all the key areas of yoga and is always
able to deliver her ideas in an easy to understand way. I especially enjoyed the work we did
together on asana sequencing, I hadn’t done anything like that in my previous yoga teacher
trainings. Her model for building sequences is so systematic that it seems you can build a
sequence for anything!
I feel so lucky to have met Suze on my yoga journey. I was teaching yoga for about 5 years just
mostly trying to figure it out on my own. I live in a small town where I was the only yoga teacher. It
was so great to find a senior teacher that I could work with to help me discuss questions that I’d
always had but had no-one to ask. My husband works in a business where him and his
colleagues would be constantly discussing news ideas and brainstorming and it was him that
suggested I look for a yoga mentor. My students have all commented on the fresh material and
new ideas that I have bought into my classes, especially the clearer instructions about the
breathing and how this effects our minds and constitutions.
