At a glance
- Professional instructor manual for teaching Breast Cancer Yoga
- 122-page paperback
- Covers anatomy, physiology, specific asanas, assessments and nutrition
- Written by Diana Ross, E-RYT 500, with editor Dawn Bradford
- Recommended for study in advance of a training program
How to use it
Read it before your training program begins — the publisher recommends purchasing and studying the manual in advance.
Use it as a reference alongside your certification coursework rather than as a standalone teaching qualification. It is written to support instructors, not to give medical guidance; anyone working with students in recovery should coordinate with that student's own care team.
Book details
| Author |
Diana Ross |
| Editor |
Dawn Bradford |
| Photographer |
Desiree Lange |
| Format |
Paperback |
| Pages |
122 |
| Dimensions |
0.32 x 10 x 8 in |
| Publication date |
February 19, 2015 |
✨ Temple Tip
Keep it with your training paperwork rather than on the bookshelf. It is structured as a course companion, and it reads best next to the syllabus it was written to accompany.
Frequently asked questions
Who is this book for?
Yoga teachers and trainees preparing to teach Breast Cancer Yoga. It is a professional instructor manual, not a general-interest yoga book.
What does it cover?
Anatomy, physiology, specific asanas, health and fitness assessments, nutrition, and supporting knowledge for individuals in recovery or experiencing lymphedema or cancer-related fatigue.
Who wrote it?
Diana Ross, E-RYT 500, a KaliRay TriYoga teacher with over 20,000 teaching hours and more than 1,500 hours of teacher training, alongside editor Dawn Bradford and photographer Desiree Lange.
Should I read it before a training program?
Yes — the publisher recommends purchasing and studying the manual in advance of the training program.
What format is it?
A 122-page paperback, 0.32 x 10 x 8 inches, published February 19, 2015.
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