In this video, Sal Flynn, leading Yoga therapy educator explains how a client’s Yoga therapy practice can lead to enormous changes in the client’s experience of suffering. And how Yoga therapy is different to other modalities.
Completing an Ayurveda Certification will improve your ability to assist your clients and students to heal more effectively and holistically by offering constitutional, nutritional/dietary, purificatory, culinary and other lifestyle advice.
Ayurvedic psychotherapy recognises anxiety as a condition called chittodvega. Anxiety or the tendency for disturbing thoughts, mano-dushti, is attributed to an imbalance in physical, psychological and spiritual spheres
Poses such as Halasana (Plough pose) are great for abdominal stimulation, fluid movement, and the nervous system and can be incorporated into a Yoga practice to assist someone at risk of diabetes or living with diabetes.
We often think of Balasana (child’s pose) and Viparita Karani (legs up the wall pose) as absolutely safe, go-to poses in Yoga, but did you know that for some students suffering from some Cardiovascular diseases, these poses are not recommended?
Watch this short video with Sal Flynn. She talks about the Mindfulness Based Yoga Therapy and Counselling Skills Course.
Liz Williams, medical trainer & Yoga therapist, explains why it is so important that yoga teachers and yoga therapists learn about diabetes.
Interview with Yoga Therapy Graduate and Therapist Keri Hogarth, on Life as a Yoga Therapist.
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