Pranayama, Mudra, And Subtle Anatomy Applied In Yoga Therapy 800-Hour Professional Yoga Therapist Program

Presenter: Tam Terry
Presenter: Kaelash Neels
Presenter: Jaime Boswell
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COMPLETE YOUR INTEGRATIVE YOGA THERAPY TRAINING

For yoga therapists of all traditions as well as medical professionals and holistic therapists with a solid yoga practice.

This module takes its starting point from the introduction to pranayama and subtle anatomy laid out in Foundations of Yoga Therapy Parts 1 and 2 and explores pranayama and the realm of subtle anatomy with more depth and breadth. You learn to navigate the nadis, chakras, and prana vayus of the body, as well as how to incorporate mudras in your yoga therapy consults.

Additionally, you are instructed in an advanced pranayama practice as it relates to the work of a yoga therapist. Course content is woven between didactic instruction and experiential practice so that you come away with a strong understanding in body and mind of the inner workings of pranayama, mudra, and subtle anatomy and how to work with each to assist with correcting imbalances at all levels of the koshas.

Through live instruction and guided practice, you

Understand the subtle anatomy of the body including but not limited to: chakras, nadis, prana vayus
Discern when and how to incorporate mudra into yoga therapy
Describe the history and evolution of practice of pranayama
Safely and effectively guide pranayama for yoga therapy clients.

Prerequisites Foundations of Yoga Therapy Parts 1 and 2; In-Depth Anatomy of Asana; and Practicum Immersion

Required Reading Mudras for Healing and Transformation, by Joseph and Lilian Le Page

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Program at a Glance

Yoga Experience

Advanced

Suitable For

Deepener

Program Theme

Professional Training

Presenter(s)

Tam Terry, C-IAYT, E-RYT 500, is a graduate, mentor, and faculty member of the Kripalu School of Integrative Yoga Therapy.

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Kaelash Neels holds a degree in somatic psychology, is a certified yoga therapist, and completed the four-year Feldenkrais training program in 2003.

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Jaime Boswell, MS, C-IAYT, E-RYT 500, is a faculty member of the Kripalu School of Integrative Yoga Therapy and a former research scientist. She has a passion for exploring the intersection of science and yoga, and teaching both in a way that is accessible and empowering.

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Ellen Schaeffer, C-IAYT, director of Integrative Yoga Therapy’s 200-hour affiliate program, is founder and owner of One Yoga Center in Foster, Rhode Island.

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