REGISTRATION OPENING SOON!
October 2-7, 2020 – Boone, NC
If you want to reserve your place for the final training (for those who are looking to take M15, this Module corresponds to M7 now). Please email Jeff@professionalyogatherapy.org to get more details and reserve your place. Spots will fill quickly!
This module concludes the program by awarding Level III Certification. Yoga as Lifestyle Medicine III provides the remaining tools in the Lifestyle Medicine toolbox in order to use Functional & Integrative Medicine principles to fully address holistic care, all through the lens of Yoga.
The toolbox includes Ayurvedic philosophy and application, sound, music, and the voice in therapeutic application, Orofacial Assessment & Intervention (this lab teaches both external and internal evaluative techniques), Sacroiliac Joint Assessment and Intervention, and an in depth study of safe use of Inversions and Semi-Inversions in clinical application. These include nonaxial loading headstand, noncervical loading shoulderstand, and all semi-inversions outlined in Medical Therapeutic Yoga.
Through multiple interactive labs and case studies, the clinicians will come way with an evidence-based systematic method for teaching safe inversions, as well as a more complete understanding of how ancient yoga philosophy is relevant in today’s medical model.
Clinicians will have multiple opportunities to demonstrate understanding of how to affect population health through behavioral science, psychology, and the intersection between psychotherapy and rehabilitation. This module will prepare the clinician to being using Lifestyle Medicine in her/his practice, including how to impact stress management, pain, environmental and vocational health, sleep, nutrition, movement, mindfulness, and psycho-emotional-spiritual wellbeing. Functional and Integrative Medicine play integral roles in impacting public health and health promotion in practice, and this module will equip the clinician to affect social determinants of health as well as be more effective in patient care and program management. Finally, the Ayurvedic component will teach the clinician how to incorporate use of the doshic, gunas, and attribute analyses into the broader conceptual model in order to complete the entire holistic evaluation and management paradigm.
A word about our Retreats:
The final Level III Certification is retreat style because we believe in the power of community to help you learn, heal, and birth creativity. In 2020 we are proud to be partnering with the Art of Living Retreat Center (AOLR) in Boone, NC.
You’ll be able to rest and renew while learning at a relaxed pace in the peak time of the year for the NC mountains, autumn. Each day will allow plenty of learning and rest time, so bring your hobbies with you and prepare for a wonderful week in the mountains! You have a choice of rooms, from hotel to retreat style, so please register EARLY! Reservations are first come first serve, so if you prefer oceanfront room and board, please register early!
Photo Credit: Art of Living Retreat Center, Boone, NC
“Here in this vast mountain range under serene blue skies, you will find beauty to feed your soul and peace to ease your mind.”
Art of Living Retreat Center
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CE Earned
38 hours
10:1 Student:Faculty Ratio
What to Bring
- Yoga mat
- 2 yoga blocks
- 2 yoga blankets (Mexican blankets work best). Do not bring cotton throws are irregularly, non-matching sized.
- 1 yoga strap. Quick release buckle made of cotton highly recommended.
- Medical Therapeutic Yoga text & previous course manuals (if preferred).
Reserve Your Spot
If you want to reserve your place for the final training (for those who are looking to take M15, this Module corresponds to M7 now). Please email Jeff@professionalyogatherapy.org to get more details and reserve your place. Spots will fill quickly!
