EPISODE · Jun 5, 2026 · 1H 15M
Yin Therapy with Emrik Suichies
from Yin Yoga Podcast · host Nyk Danu
Season 8 | EP. 8I had such a good conversation with Emrik, and I honestly could have kept going for hours. Emrik is a Yin Yoga teacher and therapist based between the Netherlands and Hungary, and what he has built over the course of his career is unlike anything I've come across in the Yoga world.We're talking about a formally accredited bachelor's degree in Yin therapy. Not just a certification. Not just a teacher training. An actual bachelor's degree, recognized by insurance companies in the Netherlands. It's the kind of thing that makes you go, "Wait, why isn't everyone doing this?"But beyond the credentials, what really got me in this conversation was Emrik's philosophy. About learning, about healing, about what Yin Yoga actually is and what it's capable of.What we talked about:How Emrik built a bachelor's degree program in Yin therapy and got it officially accreditedWhy insurance companies in the Netherlands now cover Yin therapy sessions, and what that actually means for the professionThe Yoga licensure debate and why getting licensed isn't necessarily the golden ticket people think it isEmbodied, experience-based learning and why Emrik tells his students they don't have to remember anythingDNA methylation and how Yin Yoga can actually help "close" gene expressions that are causing noise in your nervous systemWhat he's currently studying with neurosurgeon Jack Kruse around light, magnetism, and the mitochondriaHis upcoming English master's program in integrative medicine and Yin therapyOne thing Emrik said that I haven't stopped thinking about: Yin Yoga is the missing part of being alive. I felt that one right in my heart.If you're a Yoga teacher, a therapist, or just someone who loves going deep into the why behind the practice, this episode is for you.Resources and links mentioned:Website: https://yinassociation.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yinassociation/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/YinAssociationBook in Dutch: https://migems.nl/over-leven-met-yin/Enjoyed this episode? Please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with a fellow Yin Yoga lover. It really does help more people find the show, and I appreciate it more than you know.Want to support my work? Leave me a tip.See all episodes at a glanceYoga Teachers: Join The Waitlist for my Therapeutic Yin Yoga Training at the bottom and top of the PageTo Join my Yin Yoga Classes on ZoomTo subscribe to my On-Demand Video Library:Anatomy for Yoga with Paul GrilleyHang Drum Music by Fred Westra Find me on Instagram @nykdanuyoga@YinYogaPodcast
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Season 8 | EP. 8I had such a good conversation with Emrik, and I honestly could have kept going for hours. Emrik is a Yin Yoga teacher and therapist based between the Netherlands and Hungary, and what he has built over the course of his career is unlike anything I've come across in the Yoga world.We're talking about a formally accredited bachelor's degree in Yin therapy. Not just a certification. Not just a teacher training. An actual bachelor's degree, recognized by insurance companies in the Netherlands. It's the kind of thing that makes you go, "Wait, why isn't everyone doing this?"But beyond the credentials, what really got me in this conversation was Emrik's philosophy. About learning, about healing, about what Yin Yoga actually is and what it's capable of.What we talked about:How Emrik built a bachelor's degree program in Yin therapy and got it officially accreditedWhy insurance companies in the Netherlands now cover Yin therapy sessions, and what that actually means for the professionThe Yoga licensure debate and why getting licensed isn't necessarily the golden ticket people think it isEmbodied, experience-based learning and why Emrik tells his students they don't have to remember anythingDNA methylation and how Yin Yoga can actually help "close" gene expressions that are causing noise in your nervous systemWhat he's currently studying with neurosurgeon Jack Kruse around light, magnetism, and the mitochondriaHis upcoming English master's program in integrative medicine and Yin therapyOne thing Emrik said that I haven't stopped thinking about: Yin Yoga is the missing part of being alive. I felt that one right in my heart.If you're a Yoga teacher, a therapist, or just someone who loves going deep into the why behind the practice, this episode is for you.Resources and links mentioned:Website: https://yinassociation.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yinassociation/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/YinAssociationBook in Dutch: https://migems.nl/over-leven-met-yin/Enjoyed this episode? Please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with a fellow Yin Yoga lover. It really does help more people find the show, and I appreciate it more than you know.Want to support my work? Leave me a tip.See all episodes at a glanceYoga Teachers: Join The Waitlist for my Therapeutic Yin Yoga Training at the bottom and top of the PageTo Join my Yin Yoga Classes on ZoomTo subscribe to my On-Demand Video Library:Anatomy for Yoga with Paul GrilleyHang Drum Music by Fred Westra Find me on Instagram @nykdanuyoga@YinYogaPodcast
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