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Online LifeForce Yoga Training – Part A

January 21 @ 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm

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An event every week that begins at 3:00 pm on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, repeating until January 30, 2021

Online, Your Home 85719

Description

Learn empowering, accessible, and evidence-based practices for optimum mental health! The LifeForce Yoga Practitioner Training, now entering its 16th year, covers appropriate use of yoga for all mood issues, from daily energy swings, to disorders like anxiety, depression, trauma, etc.; this includes discussion of scope of practice, working in a team, and when to refer out. Participants learn yogic-based assessment of the mind and application of ancient yogic practices adapted for individuals struggling with mood disorders.

Yoga teaches that we are One with everything and our suffering is the false belief that we are separate. This program offers a pathway to reconnect with your sacred sense of self, through using breath, movement, and sound in our morning self-care yoga practices.

Students of this course will learn:

  • How to meet the current mood of a client and help transform the mood/energy to balance
  • Yoga tools for mental health that are accessible for all ability levels
  • Breathing and meditation practices for empowering optimum mental health
  • How to design one-on-one LifeForce Yoga sessions appropriate for stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, and all mood states
  • How to add somatic strategies to clinical practice to increase clients’ self-awareness, self-acceptance, self-esteem, and health
  • Self-care strategies for maintaining your energy at balanced levels throughout your work day

Upon completion of this course you will:
Be prepared to work with clients experiencing anxiety, trauma, OCD, and depression.
Be prepared to design anxiety- and depression-sensitive classes, groups, and workshops.
Have a multitude of portable practice to manage your mood in your toolkit.

Part B of the LifeForce Yoga Practitioner Training is available now.

Format:

This course is 30 hours:

  • 6 hours of pre-recorded LifeForce Yoga classes with a corresponding meditation session;
  • 2 hours of pre-recorded PowerPoint
  • 22 hours of live session content, receiving teaching from Rose and interacting with other trainees in session.

Schedule:

  • Tuesday, January 12, 3-5pm Pacific / 6-8pm Eastern
  • Thursday, January 14, 3-5pm Pacific / 6-8pm Eastern
  • Saturday, January 16, 10am-1pm Pacific / 1-4pm Eastern
  • Tuesday, January 19, 3-5pm Pacific / 6-8pm Eastern
  • Thursday, January 21, 3-5pm Pacific / 6-8pm Eastern
  • Saturday, January 23, 10am-1:30pm Pacific / 1-4:30pm Eastern
  • Tuesday, January 26, 3-5pm Pacific / 6-8pm Eastern
  • Thursday, January 28, 3-5pm Pacific / 6-8pm Eastern
  • Saturday, January 30, 10am-1:30pm Pacific / 1-4:30pm Eastern

Pre-requisites:

  • Read Awakening Your Inner Radiance with LifeForce Yoga: Strategies for Coping with Stress, Depression, Anxiety, and Trauma, by Rose Kress
  • Some experience with LifeForce Yoga – a prior workshop, online classes, or practice with videos or YouTube videos (this will help you in integrating the techniques and practices during the course)
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Details

Date:
January 21
Time:
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Website:
https://yogafordepression.com/product/jan2021training/

Venue

Online
Your Home 85719

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I absolutely love this stuff! I have been using it with my clients and I am just finding it to be so incredibly helpful. There seriously something for everything. Although I am not as skilled as I hope to be someday, even at my level of training I’m finding that I am beginning to figure out what to do. It just blows my mind! - Christine Brudnicki, MS, LPC
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“A client who returned said, "When I came before, you helped me understand and get where I wanted to go. Now you show me yoga practices I use to help myself understand and get where I want to go.” — Sherry Rubin, LCSW, BCD, LFYP, Downingtown, PA
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“I have been reminded that I am not on this path alone, that others are sharing the journey that sometimes seems so difficult. I have also been reminded of the importance of daily practice and I will do that. The whole program has been an incredible experience for me. Thank you!” — Lorraine Plauth, retired teacher, Voorheesville, NY
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“This program changed my life in a significant way. It helped me connect with the spirit which is something you can’t get from psychotherapy and medication.” – G. W., artist, Pittsburgh, PA
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