Dance Teacher Refresh brought to you by Vitality at VDF Returns!

Dance Teacher Refresh brought to you by Vitality at VDF Returns!

Vitality Dance Teacher Conference from VDF brings you two very special Dance Teacher Refresh sessions focused on YOU! The results of the “Tell us your WHY” survey are in and VDF discovered the thing keeping most dance educators up at night was their own health and wellbeing.

Hearing your concerns, they are inviting you to join them online for FREE in the comfort of your own home for two very special Dance Teacher Refresh sessions, designed to prioritise and improve your mental and physical health. Put yourself first for one hour a week on two consecutive weekends and let VDF expert special guests guide you back to your teaching best this September.

First up, is renowned Dance Physio, Sally Harrison on Sunday 8 September at 4 pm AEST. As educators, we often put the care and wellbeing of our students first.

In this first session of VDF’s second series of Dance Teacher Refresh, Sally Harrison, who was a hit at Vitality at VDF24, offers advice and practical strategies for self care and long term mobility for dance educators.

VDF wants to ensure you remain at your teaching best, so join them online and prioritise your health and future! Take the first step and register for FREE and VDF will send you a Zoom link in the week leading up to the session.

Next, join Counsellor & Life Coach Will Centurion on Sunday 15 September at 4 pm AEST. How successful are you at practicing self care and creating professional boundaries that protect you and your students?

In this second session, Will will provide us with advice and strategies to know when and where to place boundaries and how to hold those firm in challenging moments or situations. He will also talk about prioritising self care and ensuring we are feeling strong and equipped mentally to flourish as dance educators.

Register for FREE today and you’ll receive a Zoom link in the week leading up to the session.

Dance Teacher Refresh, Image credit VDF