Episode 70: Jason Crandell — Advocate for Your Students & Don’t Make Sweeping Claims

This is where the subhead goes where we talk about how you need to do your research and two other things 

Jason Crandell assisting a student during a yoga class

One of my favorite quotes from Jason is,”I believe that we should embrace anything and everything that helps us and our students be well.” On this episode, we dive into the meaning behind that quote and why it’s important to advocate for our students to try other modalities if needed. There are times when yoga teachers feel pressured to know all of the answers or to make a diagnosis and there are also times when we unintentionally make our students feel guilty if they’re not finding healing in the yoga room. Jason dispels these ideas and helps teachers cope with not having all the answers.


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