Susan Reeves and Pamela Ryan met at a local yoga studio in 2007, where they were teachers. There, they discovered a mutual appreciation and passion for yoga as a coping strategy as well as physical exercise. Over time, both Susan and Pamela were approached by students who had been diagnosed with cancer.  

With help from doctors and nurses at Texas Oncology, plus funding from Foundation56 and retired Dallas Cowboy Bradie James, Susan and Pamela were able to start the first yoga for cancer program in 2011 at Denton Regional Medical Center in Denton, Texas. From there, Yoga Bridge was born.

Contact us at susiereeves@hotmail.com

​Scientific trials are proving that practicing yoga can alleviate:

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levels of fatigue

intrusive thoughts

sleep disturbances

depressive symptoms and anxiety

muscle weakness, decreased range of motion

Join our Yoga Bridge
Yoga for Cancer Teacher Training

Learn how to safely teach yoga students who have cancer.  Topics include:
What is cancer: Side effects, contraindications for yoga
Sequencing for primary, secondary and tertiary students
Adjustments and Anatomy
Specific section on breast cancer
Patient panel and other guest speakers
Lymphatic system
The psychological and emotional aspects of a cancer diagnosis

Applicants must hold a RYT 200
32 CEU's 
Membership in our active online group for support and questions
Your name on our site as a resource for certified yoga for cancer teachers
Attendance at all sessions and completion of assigned work is required

October 1-4, 2021

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