About
the Teacher Training Program for the Radiant Child Yoga Program
(RCYP)
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Radiant Child Yoga Program (RCYP) is a certificate program for
teaching yoga teachers, school teachers, parents and all others
who are interested in learning how to teach children yoga.
The RCYP courses have qualified as CEUs for public school systems,
and as credit hours for RYT certification through Yoga Alliance.
RCYP, was developed by Shakta Kaur Khalsa, whose vision of sharing
the benefits of yoga with children all around the world was the
creative spark that initiated the program.
Teacher training includes:
- yoga and meditation for children of all ages
- how to make yoga fun for children
- class structuring and marketing tips
- certificate of course completion and listing on childrensyoga.com
(For more information click here)
Shakta Kaur Khalsa began practicing yoga in 1972, and has been
teaching Kundalini Yoga as taught by Yogi Bhajan since 1976. She
is an IKYTA certified Kundalini Yoga instructor, an AMS certified
Montessori educator, and a member of Yoga Alliance and Mid-Atlantic
Yoga Association.
She has authored several books: Fly
Like A Butterfly: Yoga For Children (Sterling),
The Five Fingered Family (The Brookfield Reader), a Punjabi
folk tale for children, and Kundalini
Yoga (DK), and Music
and Mantra Companion CD. Her
KISS Guide to Yoga (DK), was just released in October 2001.
Her latest book, "Yoga
For Women", was released October 2002 and its companion
CD,"Women's
Yoga Music."
Shakta lives in Herndon, Virginia with her husband and son. Please
feel free to contact her with questions, comments, and to organize
a RCYP, teacher training course, and/or Kundalini Yoga workshop
(for adults) in your area:
Shakta Kaur Khalsa
email: info@childrensyoga.com
An excerpt from the Radiant Child Teacher Training
Manual:
You will have the best success with teaching children yoga if
you can remember these three things:
- Children are big souls in little bodies.
By being aware of this concept, you communicate with children
with respect and sensitivity.
- Children will learn best from their own
experience. Lead them to their inner teacher with your
words and actions.
- Children crave balance. Teaching
children can be challenging, and the greatest success comes
when you keep your heart open as you guide them with clarity
and firmness.
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