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Relationships can serve as a primary source of suffering or joy. This intensive will give students an in-depth study of yogic philosophy and how it applies to relationships. Yoga is about transformation. As we learn to improve communication, we are empowered, and we begin to change. As we interact with others, this change can start to permeate the lives of others.
By understanding the Yamas, one of the eight limbs of yoga philosophy, we can find the direct applications of these teachings to our relationships and use this knowledge to upgrade them. We will focus on how to assess relationship issues, ask clarifying questions, and integrate appropriate practices to cultivate sattvic (balanced) relationships.
Included in 300 HR Autopay
Relationships can serve as a primary source of suffering or joy. This intensive will give students an in-depth study of yogic philosophy and how it applies to relationships. Yoga is about transformation. As we learn to improve communication, we are empowered, and we begin to change. As we interact with others, this change can start to permeate the lives of others.
By understanding the Yamas, one of the eight limbs of yoga philosophy, we can find the direct applications of these teachings to our relationships and use this knowledge to upgrade them. We will focus on how to assess relationship issues, ask clarifying questions, and integrate appropriate practices to cultivate sattvic (balanced) relationships.
Included in 300 HR Autopay
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This very special master class is open to yoga teachers and yoga therapists.
Dr. Eden Goldman D.C., C-IAYT is leading a 5-hour presentation on yoga therapy for neurological disorders, while integrating a multi-dimensional garden yoga therapy perspective.
The first part of the presentation will cover yoga therapy and the spine from a cross-cultural perspective including: anatomy, energetics, and physiology. “The single most important structure in the body is the spine. Recognized as the body’s wellspring of life and vitality since antiquity… Socrates, went so far as to say, “If you would seek health, first look to the spine” (Lowery, 2011).
The second part of this course focuses on yoga therapy for neurological disorders including: overview of the nervous system, yoga’s effect on the nervous system, yoga on brain health, common ailments and treatment paradigms.
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This very special master class is open to yoga teachers and yoga therapists.
Dr. Eden Goldman D.C., C-IAYT is leading a 5-hour presentation on yoga therapy for neurological disorders, while integrating a multi-dimensional garden yoga therapy perspective.
The first part of the presentation will cover yoga therapy and the spine from a cross-cultural perspective including: anatomy, energetics, and physiology. “The single most important structure in the body is the spine. Recognized as the body’s wellspring of life and vitality since antiquity… Socrates, went so far as to say, “If you would seek health, first look to the spine” (Lowery, 2011).
The second part of this course focuses on yoga therapy for neurological disorders including: overview of the nervous system, yoga’s effect on the nervous system, yoga on brain health, common ailments and treatment paradigms.
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The intention of this weekend intensive is to provide additional tools yoga teachers and yoga therapist trainees can use to assess and support their clients. We will discuss ethics and consent, hand placement and quality of touch, longevity and safety for the Yoga Therapist as related to transference and body mechanics, and how clear verbal and visual cues can provide a similar result without using touch when it may be contraindicated. Touch can help improve musculoskeletal imbalances, breath awareness, proprioception and provide security and connection, and our sense of touch provides us with essential information for enhancing kinesthetic learning.
Included in 300hr Autopay
The intention of this weekend intensive is to provide additional tools yoga teachers and yoga therapist trainees can use to assess and support their clients. We will discuss ethics and consent, hand placement and quality of touch, longevity and safety for the Yoga Therapist as related to transference and body mechanics, and how clear verbal and visual cues can provide a similar result without using touch when it may be contraindicated. Touch can help improve musculoskeletal imbalances, breath awareness, proprioception and provide security and connection, and our sense of touch provides us with essential information for enhancing kinesthetic learning.
Included in 300hr Autopay
This section explores the functions of each physiological system in the body and provides a review of general terminology associated with disease and injury. The focus on disease is an impairment of health that interferes with the body’s ability to function normally; as appropriate to Level 1 coursework. This class lays the foundation for Levels 2/3 Pathophysiology study of how disease and trauma alter the normal functioning of the body.
In this section, trainees will learn general assessment principles using the panchamaya model, adaptations for common pathologies and applications of asana, pranayama and dhyanam using a 12 step class formula based off Larry Payne’s work in the lineage of T. Krishnamacharya, as well as delivery methodology for clients.
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For Yoga Teachers:
This weekend will offer you a deeper understanding for teachers on the yoga therapy path supporting and instructing students with an injury. You will not only achieve more confidence utilizing yoga and breath exercises for students with presenting problems, but also embrace skillfully your responsibilities to balance stabilization with strength and safety techniques, taking away knowledge for every student’s unique challenge. Tools and Techniques for Teaching Students with Injuries will ignite a spark of inspiration, to receive and integrate remedies balanced with solutions to better serve students in group and individual settings.
This workshop will include:
- Yoga Therapy Practice with Pranayam for Instructors
- An active discussion about most frequently seen injuries in a yoga room
- Pain, stress, and the Autonomic Nervous System
- An introduction to assessment tools (Pancha Maya Kosha Model, the Gunas, and Active Listening Techniques)
- How to teach students presenting with feet, ankles, knees, and hip injuries; contraindications and modifications
- How to teach students presenting with neck, shoulders, elbows, and wrists injuries; contraindications and modifications
- How to teach students presenting with back and spine injuries; contraindications and modifications
- This course qualifies for 10 hours of CE credit with Yoga Alliance for registered yoga teachers
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Ayurveda recognizes that each person is born with a unique physical, psychological, and emotional constitution or prakruti. Through our daily relationships, practices, and the beliefs that shape them, our constitutions can become imbalanced, leading to disease.
Ayurveda’s key to achieving abundant health and vitality is to recognize our lack of harmony, or vikruti, in one or more of these areas. Then, under the guidance of an experienced practitioner, we take steps to restore our natural constitutional balance. Ayurveda doesn’t offer a “magic bullet” cure. This perennial science of living teaches us to accept our responsibility ‘to’ rather than ‘for’ our own physical, mental and emotional condition.
Simply put, positive change is the result of conscious, consistent practice. The roadmap for wellness is Tri-Dosha, or ‘three constitutions’ theory, as expressed in nature and the individual. This profound, pervasive paradigm points to age and season-appropriate behaviors aligning us with the natural healing forces which create healthier, more vibrant versions of ourselves.
Included in 300hr Autopay
Ayurveda recognizes that each person is born with a unique physical, psychological, and emotional constitution or prakruti. Through our daily relationships, practices, and the beliefs that shape them, our constitutions can become imbalanced, leading to disease.
Ayurveda’s key to achieving abundant health and vitality is to recognize our lack of harmony, or vikruti, in one or more of these areas. Then, under the guidance of an experienced practitioner, we take steps to restore our natural constitutional balance. Ayurveda doesn’t offer a “magic bullet” cure. This perennial science of living teaches us to accept our responsibility ‘to’ rather than ‘for’ our own physical, mental and emotional condition.
Simply put, positive change is the result of conscious, consistent practice. The roadmap for wellness is Tri-Dosha, or ‘three constitutions’ theory, as expressed in nature and the individual. This profound, pervasive paradigm points to age and season-appropriate behaviors aligning us with the natural healing forces which create healthier, more vibrant versions of ourselves.
Included in 300hr Autopay