How does yogic philosophy fit into Yoga Therapy? This course will examine teachings and philosophy of the yoga tradition from the Vedic age to the present. We will explore the philosophy of yoga therapy based in the principle branches of yoga including Hatha, Raja, Karma, Jnana, and Bhakti Yoga. Through our study of the principle branches of yoga and foundational texts such as the Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita, Samkya Karika, and the Yoga Sutras, we will learn how to integrate these teachings into our personal and professional practices.
In this module, you will gain insight into Ayurveda’s simple and profound logic of physiology, pathology, and treatment. Learn Ayurvedic principles through the simple logic of attributes and Doshic theory. Learn the practical application of Ayurvedic principles to your personal practice, area of expertise, and for others. Understand how to balance your unique constitution and remedy simple imbalances. Begin to learn the simple Ayurvedic theory of digestion and nutrition therapeutics to understand your ideal diet along with ways of balancing and healing many ailments with diet therapy. Get to know and heal your metabolic fire—the core of your well being. Optimize your digestion and understand how to heal digestive issues and improve overall wellness.
The Tensegrity Repair Series will be adapted for different planes of motion and can be practiced while seated.
This workshop builds on the knowledge gained in the weekend workshop, ‘Principles of Ayurveda’.
In this practical applications online course, we will delve more deeply into the theory of the seven tissues, prakrti/vikrti, the seven stages of disease and the subdoshas. We will examine further elements of the attributes and food therapy and Ayuryoga for yoga therapy. Students will apply the Ayurvedic principles to themselves and practice clients and learn how to incorporate Ayurveda into their yoga therapy practice.