Danielle Begg's guest appearances

Danielle Begg

Om Travelers

Conversations With A Yogi - A Woke Yoga Podcast 

Critically Uncritical

Jackie White

Rachel Scott

Elizabeth Williams

Madeline Jhawar

Bernie Clark

Sunniva Holt

Taylah Roberts

Kimberley Wenya

Leela Kalyani

Magda Szubanski

Eric Hinman

Kathryn Bruni-Young

Adam Whiting

Cora Geroux

Em Cruickshank

OwlTail

Traveling for a yoga retreat is sort of like going to a friend’s birthday party with a pinata. When the pinata breaks open there is all sorts of stuff that comes out. Most likely though, you are bound to walk away from the pinata, or the scramble on the ground to get the goods, with some things you like.Yoga retreats bring many different types of people together. We all attend for various reasons. Maybe it is our teacher who is leading the retreat, maybe we need a change in our lives so we travel some place hoping for a spark of inspiration. No matter what your reason is, you meet all sorts of people. I have been extremely lucky in my yoga travels to have met some incredible people. If you are lucky enough you leave with some amazing new friendships.Danielle Begg lives in Mosman, New South Wales Australia. Mosman sits just inside the entrance to Sydney Harbor. Australia in general has always captivated my attention. I did numerous dioramas on geography or animals throughout elementary school. Danielle was the first real life thing I had met from Australia though.Danielle is immediately friendly and seemed to always be laughing, smiling, and talking to everyone the whole time we were in Costa Rica in 2019. It is no surprise that she is making a huge impact on the world through yoga and more specifically through her co- creation of The Yoga Impact Charity. I am a true believer in the impact that a proper yoga practice can have on one’s life so as I have, learned more about Danielle’s work, she has continued to inspire me.Website: www.yogaimpactcharity.comInstagram: @daniellebegg &amp; @yogaimpactcharity Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Traveling for a yoga retreat is sort of like going to a friend’s birthday party with a pinata. When the pinata breaks open there is all sorts of stuff that comes out. Most likely though, you are bound to walk away from the pinata, or the scramble on the ground to get the goods, with some things you like.Yoga retreats bring many different types of people together. We all attend for various reasons. Maybe it is our teacher who is leading the retreat, maybe we need a change in our lives so we travel some place hoping for a spark of inspiration. No matter what your reason is, you meet all sorts of people. I have been extremely lucky in my yoga travels to have met some incredible people. If you are lucky enough you leave with some amazing new friendships.Danielle Begg lives in Mosman, New South Wales Australia. Mosman sits just inside the entrance to Sydney Harbor. Australia in general has always captivated my attention. I did numerous dioramas on geography or animals throughout elementary school. Danielle was the first real life thing I had met from Australia though.Danielle is immediately friendly and seemed to always be laughing, smiling, and talking to everyone the whole time we were in Costa Rica in 2019. It is no surprise that she is making a huge impact on the world through yoga and more specifically through her co- creation of The Yoga Impact Charity. I am a true believer in the impact that a proper yoga practice can have on one’s life so as I have, learned more about Danielle’s work, she has continued to inspire me.Website: <a href="www.yogaimpactcharity.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.yogaimpactcharity.com</a>Instagram: @daniellebegg &amp; @yogaimpactcharity Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Episode 21- Danielle Begg

Inez Bye invites Danielle Begg, founder of Yoga Impact Charity, on the podcast to talk about trauma, having an impact, her own journey of yoga &amp; how we can use yoga to work through our own challenges. Find out more about Yoga Impact Charity https://www.yogaimpactcharity.com/ Follow on IG @yogaimpactcharity https://www.instagram.com/yogaimpactcharity/?hl=en   Follow Inez Bye on IG @inezbye  Enquire about mentoring with Inez Bye: https://www.inezbyefitness.com/mentoring

Inez Bye invites Danielle Begg, founder of Yoga Impact Charity, on the podcast to talk about trauma, having an impact, her own journey of yoga &amp; how we can use yoga to work through our own challenges. Find out more about Yoga Impact Charity <a href="https://www.yogaimpactcharity.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.yogaimpactcharity.com/</a> Follow on IG @yogaimpactcharity <a href="https://www.instagram.com/yogaimpactcharity/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/yogaimpactcharity/?hl=en</a> Follow Inez Bye on IG @inezbye  Enquire about mentoring with Inez Bye: <a href="https://www.inezbyefitness.com/mentoring" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.inezbyefitness.com/mentoring</a>

Trauma - what is it and what can we learn from those who have been through it with Danielle Begg

On today’s episode I talk with Danielle Begg. Danielle is the founder and CEO of ‘The Yoga Impact Charity’ which provides yoga at no cost to people of all ages who have suffered from trauma. Danielle has been working with refugees since 2014 by providing them with access to evidence based trauma informed yoga. Danielle also runs training programs for yoga teachers in Trauma Informed Yoga, and I feel super lucky that this year we have Danielle providing a trauma informed module in our 200 HR Hatha Foundations Training that starts starts in March. Danielle and I talk about: Why all yoga teachers need to understand trauma informed yogaThe physiology of traumaHow we, as well intentioned teachers may be unknowingly triggering our studentsHow you can make a general class more trauma awareDanielle's favorite resources for exploring trauma in the bodyYou can find the links to all the resources Danielle mentioned on the podcast via our website www.wokeyoga.com.au

On today’s episode I talk with Danielle Begg. Danielle is the founder and CEO of ‘The Yoga Impact Charity’ which provides yoga at no cost to people of all ages who have suffered from trauma. Danielle has been working with refugees since 2014 by providing them with access to evidence based trauma informed yoga. Danielle also runs training programs for yoga teachers in Trauma Informed Yoga, and I feel super lucky that this year we have Danielle providing a trauma informed module in our 200 HR Hatha Foundations Training that starts starts in March. Danielle and I talk about: <ul><li>Why all yoga teachers need to understand trauma informed yoga</li><li>The physiology of trauma</li><li>How we, as well intentioned teachers may be unknowingly triggering our students</li><li>How you can make a general class more trauma aware</li><li>Danielle's favorite resources for exploring trauma in the body</li></ul>You can find the links to all the resources Danielle mentioned on the podcast via our website <a href="http://www.wokeyoga.com.au" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.wokeyoga.com.au</a>

Danielle Begg - Trauma Informed Yoga, The Physiology Of Trauma, and Making General Classes More Trauma Aware Ep. 011