Due to state and federal recommendations related to the coronavirus and the nature of this particular training requiring personal connection and interaction, we are announcing that we will reschedule this workshop.
When
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Postponed from April 3, 4 & 5
Friday from 6 - 8 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday from 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. both days
17 hours Continuing Education for Yoga Teachers
Note: This class is an elective of our PYTT program with a focus of those working therapeutically.
Where
PranaYoga3333 Federal Blvd.
parking in the rear from the alley
Denver, CO 80211
Driving Directions
Course Instructor
Priti Chanda Klco, C-IAYT, E-RYT 500, Ayurvedic Wellness Counselor is an avid devotee of Nature, dancer and adventurer with a passion for consciously participating in life as evolution. Priti enjoys a full-time yoga therapy practice based in Salida, CO. She offers individual sessions, classes, workshops, retreats,customized training and in-depth extended study, both online and in-person. Priti also serves as a Senior Training Faculty member for the Amrit Yoga Institute. Access her full bio and training credentials here: https://www.pranabeing.com/about-chandaklco
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Best Practices in Physical Application of Yoga Therapy
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Whole Weekend Fees ($50 nonrefundable): $275
$290.00 after Friday, March 20, 2020
$315.00 after Thursday, April 2, 2020
Friday night only, open to the public: $30
Saturday Morning Sadhana Yoga Class, 9 - 10:30 a.m.: $16 or $13 (over 65), packages apply
Join Priti as she shares best practices from 8 years of full-time yoga therapy practice working with individuals and groups enriched by 23+ years of dedicated training in dance, yoga, and bodywork. This course offers principles and techniques to support life-long vibrancy for practitioners, as well as empowering practitioners and teachers to utilize touch and physical assistance to catalyze and transmit the experience of integration.
We recommend full weekend attendance for yoga therapists and yoga teachers, and offer anyone the option to attend the introduction on Friday as well as the Saturday Yoga Class, though space is limited.
Full Weekend
• Elevate confidence and skill of yoga therapists and yoga teachers in utilizing touch
• Learn and practice specific techniques for maintaining joint health and body mechanics (practitioners)
• Learn and practice specific techniques for maintaining energetic and psycho-immunity (practitioners)
• Learn principles to tailor personal practice to constantly build Self awareness that is the foundation for connection with others (practitioners)
• Understand a non-doing therapeutic approach: intention vs fixing
• Understand the principles and power of “listening touch”
• Learn and practice techniques for skillful and safe handling of bodies, including touch, weight-bearing, weight sharing, and initiating movement from gravity center
• Learn and practice various qualities and techniques of therapeutic touch and discuss when and how these might be appropriate
• Apply what you have learned in YTT and YT to refine your practice of therapeutic observation and use of touch to enhance the student/client experience
• Discuss issues and challenges related to touch in yoga and yoga therapy and dissolve barriers to accessing the healing power of touch in practice
Yoga therapists and yoga teachers: gain confidence and skill in bringing the power of touch into your yoga and yoga therapy practice!
Friday Evening Introduction
An opportunity to reconsider the role and importance of touch in the context of modern yoga teaching and yoga therapy practice. The session will be both informative and experiential, designed to inspire a renewed exploration of our innate capacity to heal through touch.
Saturday Morning Sadhana Yoga Class
Priti will be teaching specific practices to maintain practitioner health and body mechanics as well as conduct “self-based research“ that informs the physical application of yoga therapy.