The Art + Practice of Leading and Assisting Programs
with Kim Locke and Taylor White Moffitt
Saturday, May 10, 2025 | 9-5 pm
Have you been on retreat and wondered what it was like “behind the curtain?”
Are you called to a bigger role in leadership and want to be at cause to inspire and support others growth?
Are you seeking more tools and confidence to lead your own workshop, course or retreat?"
If so, join us as we cultivate skills to facilitate and assist programs, create community, and ignite others. This program asks you to tap into what you already know and SHINE IT OUT so your students can do the same!
You will learn the why’s and how to’s of:
Your role: Holding self to hold others, using presence as your foundation, and how your way of being matters most. Your job is to protect, equalize and connect.
Your students role: Seeing students in their full humanity, aware of their emotional and physical limitations. Personal ownership and awareness of growth.
Topics to consider: Energy, non-verbal communication, trauma (sensitivity), merits and limits of anatomy, group think, silent impact of you and group members in the process, importance of a leadership team, confidentiality, agreements, and rules.
How we assist: Verbal, non-verbal, passive, and active assists, quality of touch, power of seeing and modeling, importance of getting out of the participant's way as well as your own.
Physical Touch & Pitfalls: How to physically assist during asana while staying in alignment with the integrity your program. Assists during specific poses, avoiding creepy or sexual touch, not overstepping or causing disembodiment, what happens when we get out of our lane or miss opportunities.
Logistics: How to hold the group, set clear intentions, know when to move towards or away, keep time, leadership team support, facilitate and manage discussions, including hijacks and meltdowns.
Tuition: $299
In Studio Location: Una Vida Meditation and Movement | 7960 Niwot Rd Suite B12
Have any questions? Contact us here.
Every time people are being brought together there is an opportunity to help one another, to do what they couldn’t do, think up or heal alone. Gatherings crackle and flourish when real thought goes into them. when (often invisible) structure is baked into them. and when the leader has the willingness, curiosity and generosity of spirit to try. ~ Priya Parker