ASL COURSE FOR HEARING YOGA TEACHERS

  • Be Truly Inclusive

    This course educates on how to be inclusive and to build the connection with someone with hearing loss/deafness/hard of hearing. This course is great if you are a Yoga teacher that can hear and want to truly educate themselves on what to do when Yoga teachers find out they have a deaf/hard of hearing person in their retreat, workshop, classes, studio, and more.

  • Learn Yoga ASL

    You will learn Yoga ASL such as knowing the poses in ASL, and positive comments as well. This lets the deaf/hard of hearing person know that you’re trying to learn their language and to include them in your retreat, workshop, classes, studio, and more. Don’t miss this opportunity.

  • Build true connection with your client

    This course will help you to build self confidence in building a connection with your DHH client and to truly provide accessibility that they need.

Get Access to the Course for Yoga Teachers

You are validated for feeling uneasy or the unknown when being encountered with someone with a hearing loss or deaf. I, NaeNae recognize this and am here to help you get the information you need. The most powerful thing to have is education and knowledge.

Here is what you get out of this course:

* Get access to 6+ Videos

*Prepare yourself to communicate with deaf/hard of hearing student

*Learn Yoga ASL and comments as well.

*Helpful tips of successful communication

*Build confidence in communication

*PDFs for you to download

*On Demand support from me personally in regard to ASL signs while you’re at a retreat or classes.

*Disclaimer! All Digitial products are FINAL. Questions? Reach out to me.

DISCLAIMER!

ALL DIGITINAL PRODUCTS ARE FINAL!

Questions? Reach out to me.

Truly be inclusive

*As a Yoga teacher, it is our job to be inclusive the best we can. When we host retreats, workshops, classes, etc. we don’t know who we will encounter. You can assume but never assume because surprises do happen.

*I’ve created a non-overwhelming course to help you understand about the Deaf /hard of hearing community and what to do when you have someone joining you on one of the events you host.

*Having someone deaf/hard of hearing join yoga retreats happens more often than you think because I have gotten Direct messages on Instagram and e-mails regarding how to communicate and help their experience feel at ease without them fighting for equality.

*If you are a Yoga teacher who hosts events, this is a good informative course that you can refer to at any time.

*You learn some ASL Yoga signs :)

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