Note: Birdland prides itself on offering free workshops, classes, and reduced rates for positive causes. Please feel free to email special requests to: danielle@birdlandyoga.com. However, understand that I am presently a one-woman operation, and cannot fulfill every request that is submitted.
Ongoing Semi-Private Classes (limit 9 per class):
Mondays:5:50-6:30pm. Birdland's Hatha for Health Combination Class.
Designed for body awareness and relaxation. Suitable for people
recovering from joint, back and neck pain. Will integrate Chi Kung energy work and Tai Chi. $12. Albon Neuromuscular
Center. Blake Park. 1850 59th Street W. Bradenton. RSVP Danielle
941-526-6789.
Wednesdays:5:50-6:30pm. Birdland's Hatha for Health.
Designed for body awareness and relaxation. Suitable for people recovering from joint, back and neck pain. $12. Albon Neuromuscular Center. Blake Park. 1850 59th Street W. Bradenton. RSVP Danielle 941-526-6789.
6:45-8pm. Birdland's Vinyasa for Strength.
Designed for the development of internal and external power. Suitable for healthy individuals who are active, or have a foundation in Yoga. $12. Albon Neuromuscular Center. Blake Park. 1850 59th Street W. Bradenton. RSVP Danielle 941-526-6789.
Private Lessons :
$65 per class (Albon Neuromuscular Center), $75 per in-home class (Approx. 1 1 hr. 15 min.). Reduced need-based rates available.
*Note: Please allow 24 hour's notice if you need to cancel or re-schedule an appointment, to avoid late notice cancellation fee.
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Birdland Yoga Code of Ethics:
1) Honesty: Will
provide honest representation of training and skills, and will only
teach that which is within realm of competency, referring to qualified
sources when appropriate for physical or emotional rehabilitation.
Teachers will also set a positive example, living in accordance with
instruction, and will give students a realistic representation of yoga
and its benefits.
2) Sensitivity: Will demonstrate sensitivity towards varying moral,
religious, cultural and spiritual beliefs. Will respect all people, of
every race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, and national origin.
Teachers will avoid imposing beliefs on others.
3) Boundaries : Yoga instructors will establish appropriate
professional boundaries, avoiding close personal relationships that
would compromise effective teaching. Teachers will also refrain from
using dual relationships (such as business affiliations) for personal
gain at the detriment of students.
4) Confidentiality: Will keep in confidence all personal and medical
records of students, as well as personal communications with and/or
about students. Promises to receive consent for identification in any
professional publications, or disguise identity of student, if
requested.
5) Respect: Will treat all life with respect. Teachers will respect
students and fellow teachers, avoiding negative thoughts, actions or
words towards them. Instructors will also show deference towards nature
and the environment.
6) Loyalty: Will exhibit unconditional support of students, regardless
of circumstance (including financial challenges), through instruction
or referral to appropriate sources. A teacher will never abandon a
student.
7) Karma: Teachers will practice Karma Yoga through volunteerism, and
make themselves available to offer help where needed, demonstrating a
balance between community consciousness and self-care.
