Nature, Yoga and Animals

A stay in tune with nature, animals and students.
Spending long periods of time together, being as in tune as possible with the teachers' educational objectives and, above all, the students' capacities for reception and action.

Take ownership of this formidable tool that is Yoga in a tonic and playful way to work on living together and self-confidence, far from the cliché of the Master Yogi in deep meditation. Be in nature as much as possible, vary the practices, have time for repetition, explore the possibilities of the body, the mind and the breath.

Provide teachers with refocusing and concentration tools to better cope with difficult moments in the classroom, whether personal or collective.

Tame your apprehension of the animal, do not resist the urge to cuddle, talk with the animal, challenge yourself together, integrate the professional dimension of the animal's existence or action, and taste farm products with perhaps unusual flavors.

While teachers benefit directly from the lessons learned during the stay for their classroom life, children and teachers leave with tools they will use throughout their lives and in all circumstances, as well as fun memories with the animals.