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A Case for Yoga

Our theme of "A Case for Yoga" continues with a "Journey into Pelvic Health".

 

We are proud to be collaborating with Dr. Christina Klauser, PT, DPT, a pelvic health expert who will guide us through patient cases with pelvic health concerns. We'll look at these cases through traditional and yogic lenses to determine the best course of action.

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Nurturning the Healer Within

 This workshop is more of a retreat than a workshop, offering a unique and transformative continuing education experience. The weekend is designed to empower participants with practical tools for self-care, including mindfulness practices, breath work, meditation, and shinrin-yoku (forest bathing). Join us for rejuvenation and personal well-being.

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Learn Mind-Body Interventions for You & Your Patients

Mind-body interventions (MBIs) have been associated with reduced stress and inflammatory markers, enhanced immunity, and improved emotional regulation. In this workshop, therapists will learn a variety of MBI-based techniques to bolster their own sense of well-being, self-efficacy, and resiliency. They will also learn when and how to incorporate MBIs into patient care to enhance well-being and outcomes. 

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A Case for Yoga

Our theme of "A Case for Yoga" continues with Practical Practices for Neurological Conditions.

 

We are proud to be collaborating with Dr. Aurora James-Palmer, PT, DPT, PhD, CYT, a clinical researcher and yoga teacher. We'll look at patient cases through traditional and yogic lenses to determine the best ways to integrate Western and Eastern Approaches.

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Yoga & the Science of Aging

A review of the physiological changes that occur with ageing will be paired with the yogic practices of asana (postures), meditation, and/or breathing to help your patients, students and clients journey gracefully through the “golden” years.

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Fabulous 50 Vermont

This weekend retreat is designed for rehabilitation professionals with and without yoga experience who are interested in learning how yogic principles can be integrated into rehabilitation plans of care that address an array of concerns facing people over 50.

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A Case for Yoga

An Experiential Workshop Integrating Yoga forPatient Care

Using a case-based approach, participants will view rehab sessions through two different lenses. One, through the lens of traditional examinatin and therapeutic interventions. The other, through the lens of a therapeutic yogic approach.

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Tackling the Opioid

Pain & Stress Epidemic with Yoga

This workshop will highlight the effects of yoga on the autonomic nervous system and how pain and other chronic conditions can be positively affected without opioids.

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