Founding practitioners

Go deep in one path. Care for the whole person together.

yogatime is gathering its first practitioners across six paths of well-being: the newly qualified, those still studying, and those who have practised for years. Each of you brings one specialty. Together, you look after all of a person.

Why together

No one is only a body, or only a mind.

Someone with back pain is often carrying stress too. A restless mind may need breath, food and movement as much as advice. Most platforms put each practitioner in a separate box, and leave the person to join the pieces up alone.

yogatime works the other way round. You stay rooted in your specialty, and the people you guide find the rest of their care among practitioners you know: you refer to each other, share someone’s journey, and teach courses together.

“Back pain and a restless mind”

Body & Movement+ Mind & Stress

“Heavy and tired after every meal”

Ayurveda+ Nutrition

“A practice that feels empty”

Yoga+ Spiritual Teachings

Two paths, one person, one shared journal.

Six paths

The areas we are looking for

Yoga

Asana, pranayama, meditation and the philosophy behind them.

Ayurveda

Constitution, daily rhythm and living with the seasons.

Nutrition

Food as everyday medicine, for each person and each stage of life.

Body & Movement

Mobility, Pilates, physiotherapy and somatic work.

Spiritual Teachings

The texts and traditions, contemplation and meaning.

Mind & Stress

Breathwork, mindfulness and building calm that lasts.

Who we are looking for

Depth and care matter more than years

Newly qualified

You have just finished your training and want a place to begin that takes your work seriously from the first session.

Studying or researching

You are in a degree, a research programme or a long study of a tradition, and want to share what you learn with people who will use it.

Already practising

You teach already, and want to work alongside practitioners from other paths rather than on your own.

The role

What founding practitioners do

Teach

1-on-1 sessions, group classes, live sessions and courses, all online, at your own rates and hours.

Write

Share your teaching in the Letters, under your own name, read by people who come here to live more consciously.

Work together

Refer to each other, host sessions together and build programmes that bring two or three paths to one person.

Shape yogatime

Tell us what you need. The first practitioners decide much of what gets built next.

Letters

What the breath knows before you do

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By youFounding practitioner · Mind & Stress
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Ready for you

Everything to teach online, in one place

  • Your own profile and booking page, to share with the people you already guide
  • A booking calendar that handles time zones for you
  • Video sessions in the browser, with nothing to install
  • Payments and payouts handled for you
  • Session notes that land in each person’s private journal
  • A place in the Letters for your writing
Who is behind yogatime

For now, one person, putting it together.

I’m Arun. I don’t teach any of these paths. I’ve needed most of them, often at the same time, and found them spread across people and places that never spoke to each other.

yogatime is my way of bringing them together. It can only grow with practitioners like you.

Read the story
How it works

Three steps to begin

  1. 1

    Apply

    Tell us your path, where you are on it, and what your first letter would be about. About five minutes.

  2. 2

    Talk

    You’ll hear back within a few days, usually with an invitation to a short call to get to know each other.

  3. 3

    Begin

    Set up your profile, open your calendar, and start writing your first letter.

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Apply to become a founding practitioner

About five minutes. There are no wrong answers.