I find the website frustrating I find the website frustrating. The playlists, for example, seem to require spotify. I though I would simply be able to download them and play them in my class (our studio has no wifi). I had to specifically ask for the insurance to list a certificate holder--this they did very quickly--but there was no room for this information on the sign-up form.

Long, confusing and unpleasant experience. Website is heavy on selling policy, but very confusing and user unfriendly once the sale is done. I purchased an insurance policy for yoga instructors and can’t find anywhere to download a PDF copy of it. I had to email a request for it. The whole experience was long, confusing and unpleasant. I will not renew at the end. I’ll go back to my previous provider.

Bumpy start, but not bad I had had a bad experience after first signing up for TP since my print copies of YJ weren't being delivered and I couldn't get in touch with someone who could fix the situation. However since my initial review I've been in touch with someone at YJ who explained a hiccup in their process that lead to my subscription being stalled. I've since been sent digital copies of past issues that I've missed. So I'm updating my review to 4/5 stars since I've had no other problems with the program.

Site Navigation for Member I do believe there is good content at this site but I find account navigation very frustrating. I know I’ve been a member of YJTP but can’t determine if I still am, what my history has been as a member or how to renew Teacher’s Plus membership without adding a second Yoga Journal Magazine subscription. I gave up on the insurance part of it.

Questioning the expense Namaste, Sat Nam. I don’t understand why I have to pay dues to join YJBP as a prerequisite to being insured. The only benefit to me is a subscription to Yoga Journal, which costs a lot less than the membership fee. I have been an insured yoga teacher for over twenty years. It is a substantial expense. Thank you.