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Yoga Therapy 2000 English


Description
This program will provide you with a detailed understanding of the therapeutic side of yoga and Ayurvedic influences.


It is an advanced program designed to utilize the complete essence of yogic science for wellness.

It is one of the best ways to protect and maintain your mental, physical and social health. Yoga therapists can be of great help in correcting lifestyle and can become a good support system for the complementary and integrated health and wellness industry.
Learn from a traditional school that has invested many years to develop such a detailed program that is now accredited by IAYT. Be part of our incredible journey to help yourself, your family, your friends and many others.


Advance Program - 2000 hrs - Ayurvedic inspired program

This program will provide you with a detailed understanding of the therapeutic side of yoga and Ayurvedic influences.

This is an intensive course in which participants will acquire the essential knowledge required for professional yoga therapy. It is divided into five modules:

1. Foundation and Integration - 300 hours
2. Biomedical and Psychological Fundamentals -500 hours
3. Yoga therapy tools and therapeutic skills - 450 hours
4. Professional practice - 150 hours
5. Practicum and Mentorship - 600 hours
Content
  • Module 1. Foundation and Integration - 300 hours ,
  • Teaching Methodology.pdf
  • Yoga E book 2016.pdf
  • sanskrit.pdf
  • yoga _pose drawing EN_200412_drawings.pdf
  • 1.1.1Familiarity with the evolution of the teachings and philosophy of the yoga
  • History of Yoga .pdf (clone)
  • Tantra Yoga.pdf
  • Philosophy -300 hrs .pptx (clone)
  • Tantra and the Tantric Traditions of Hinduism and Buddhism
  • Streams of Yoga (clone)
  • adishiva Ashtanga SERIES.pdf
  • Pranayama ppt .pdf
  • Meditation. (clone) (clone)
  • Yoga Nidra Meditation.pdf (clone) (clone)
  • Vipasana.pdf (clone) (clone)
  • Yoga Sutra
  • Adishiv- Yoga sutra.pdf
  • Pathanjalis Yoga sutra.pdf
  • 01.samadhi_pada-1.pdf
  • 02.sadhana_pada-1.pdf
  • 03.vibuti_pada.pdf
  • 04.kaivalya_pada-1.pdf
  • a. tanmatra/bhuta/indriya (subtle elements/gross elements/senses);
  • Subtle Body.pdf
  • Subtle Body.pdf (clone)
  • YOGIC CONCEPT OF HUMAN BODY.pdf (clone)
  • Sankya (clone)
  • Three Gunas (clone)
  • Langhana
  • Brahmana explantion
  • Brahmana and langhana -Ayurvedic perspective
  • asana.pdf
  • 1.2 Yoga and the Mind
  • Yogic Psychology.pdf
  • The Seer and Seen
  • Antakarana/chitta Manas
  • Citta vritti? (activities of the mind)
  • Citta pariama (Structual changes in the Mind)
  • Duhkham
  • Klesha(affliction)
  • Daurmanasya and Sarupyam
  • Lobba, krodha and moha
  • Antaraya (Obstacles to progress in yoga )
  • 1.3 Framework for Health Diseases
  • Pranayama 3 -ppt .pdf (clone)
  • Subtle Anatomy
  • Panchmaya Kosha (fundemental structure of the Human system)
  • Ayurvedic Physiology:
  • The Five Elements Everything in the physical world is composed of
  • Tri dosha ( effects of the elements on the physical Body )
  • BASICS OF PRANAYAMA AND THE DOSHAS
  • Vatha Imbalance
  • YOGA PRACTICE ACCORDING TO PRAKRITI
  • Vata Dosha Symptoms, Causes and How to.pdf
  • Vatha related problems - Copy.pdf
  • types of pitta and vatha and Kapha
  • what is Pitta dosha.pdf
  • Kapha.pdf
  • 1.3.2 Knowledge of categorizing illness,
  • Mala and fire.pdf
  • Roga and Rogi.pdf
  • How to Manage Pitta Dosha Symptoms.pdf
  • Disease management.pdf
  • MODULE 2. Biomedical and Psychological Fundamentals -500 hours
  • Physciology.pdf
  • Characteristics of Living Organisms.pdf
  • Physiology:and Anatomy:
  • Knowledge of human anatomy and physiology
  • sexual reproduction and genes.pdf
  • 2.1.2 Knowledge of biomechanics and movement
  • The Muscular System.pdf
  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMcg9YzNSEs
  • Unit_1691424507
  • The Skeletal System.pdf
  • Unit_1691424665
  • Unit_1691424709
  • Unit_1691424741
  • 2.2. Additional Biomedical Knowledgeologies
  • Oxygen and Respiratory sysystm.pdf
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  • Unit_1691434811
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  • Circulary system.pdf
  • Unit_1691445090
  • Unit_1691445154
  • Brain and Nerves.pdf
  • Unit_1691436082
  • Unit_1691436293
  • Unit_1691436331
  • Unit_1691436539
  • Digestive System.pdf
  • Unit_1691441272
  • The Integumentary and Urinary Systems.pdf
  • Unit_1691442423
  • The Lymphatic System and Fighting Disease.pdf
  • 2.2 Additional Biomedical Knowledge
  • 2.2.1 Familiarity with commonly used drugs and surgical procedures,
  • 2.2.2 Familiarity with common medical terminology
  • 2.2.3 Knowledge of how to reference current healthcare information,
  • 2.2.4 Knowledge of how to access and utilize research
  • 2.3. Psychology and Mental Health
  • 2.3.1 Basic knowledge of commonly occurring mental health conditions
  • 2.3.2 Basic knowledge of psychological concepts and terminology,
  • 2.3.1 .1From psychological distress to psychiatric conditions
  • 2.4. Additional Knowledge
  • 2.4.1 Familiarity with models of human development,
  • 2.4.2 Familiarity with the influence of familial,
  • 2.5. Body and Mind Integration
  • 2.5.1 Knowledge of the interaction
  • Body and mind integration according to -Yoga surta 2-11.pdf
  • Mind and body integration through Yoga sutra 12-20.pdf
  • MODULE 3. Yoga therapy tools and therapeutic skills - 450 hours
  • 3.1.1 In-depth knowledge of the application of yama and niyama in the context of
  • Knowledge of human anatomy and physiology (clone)
  • Yama and Niyama , Bavana for yoga therapy.pdf
  • Yoga therapy techniques for -Internal Distress.pdf
  • 3.1.2 In-depth knowledge of the range of yoga practicesSection 23
  • 3.1.2.1 asana (postures);
  • Brmhand and langhana.pdf
  • Brahmana explantion (clone)
  • Langhana (clone)
  • asana.pdf (clone)
  • 3.1.2.3 meditation and relaxation techniquess bhavana.Mantra Nyasa,Mudra
  • Bhavana.pptx
  • Bhavan- Visualization
  • Ohm Chanting Therapy.pdf
  • Nyasa and Mudra
  • Mudra.pdf (clone)
  • shatkriya.pdf (clone) (clone)
  • 3.1.2.4 vihara (lifestyle modifications), yogic dietary concepts
  • vihara (lifestyle modifications) and yogic dietary concepts:
  • 3.1.3 contraindications of yoga for specific conditions
  • contraindications of yoga for specific conditions
  • Category 3.2 Basic Principles of the Therapeutic Relationship
  • Basic Principles of the Therapeutic Relationship,
  • 3.1.2.2 pranayama (regulated breathing);
  • Pranayama
  • Nadis and Pranic Flow
  • Category 3.3 Principles and Skills for Educating Clients/Students
  • Principles and Skills for Educating Clients/Students -
  • 3.4.1Demonstrated ability to integrate information from the intake, evaluation,
  • Disease classification
  • Assessing Planning Healing Practice
  • Physcial Asana assessment
  • Client evaluation-2.docx
  • MODULE 4.1.Practicum and mentorships-600 hrs. - 600 hours
  • Creating aTherapeutic Relationship - Various Techniques-1
  • Key distinctions between yoga therapy and psychotherapy
  • Female siddhis and Shakti
  • Prenatal Yoga-Ayurveda for pregnancy preparation
  • 4.1.11.2 providing supportive strategies for the client/student to actively part
  • providing supportive strategies for the client/student to actively part
  • 4.1.1 Demonstrated ability to conduct intake and assess the client/stuSection 32
  • Demonstrated ability to conduct intake and assess the client/student
  • 4.1.1.1 taking a history of the client and his/her condition(s); and
  • 4.1.2 Demonstrated ability to elicit the goals, expectations, and aspirations of
  • 4.1.4 Demonstrated ability to apply knowledge of how to determine which aspects
  • 4.1.5 Demonstrated ability to identify priorities and set both long- and short-t
  • 4.1.8 Demonstrated ability to apply knowledge of how to combine intake, evaluati
  • 4.1.11 Demonstrated ability to facilitate the client/student's experience of the
  • 4.1.11 Demonstrated ability to facilitate the client/student's experience of the
  • 4.1.11.1 providing instruction, demonstration, and education of the client/
  • 4.1.12 Demonstrated ability to develop and maintain therapeutic relationships,
  • 4.1.12 Demonstrated ability to develop and maintain therapeutic relationships,
  • 4.1.12.1 fostering trust by establishing an appropriate therapeutic environment
  • 4.1.12.2 practicing effective, client-/student-centered communication Section 62
  • 4.1.12.1 fostering trust by establishing an appropriate therapeutic environment
  • 4.1.13 Demonstrated ability to provide follow up and re-planning, including
  • 4.1.13.1 gathering feedback, re-assessing, and refining the practice and
  • 4.1.13.2 addressing new and changing conditions, goals, aspirations, .
  • 4.1.13.3 providing appropriate closure for the therapy sessions.
  • 4.1.13.3 providing appropriate closure for the therapy sessions.
  • 4.1.3 Demonstrated ability to integrate information from the intake, evaluation,
  • MODUL 5. Professional Practice 150 hrs
  • 5.1.1 In-depth knowledge of yoga practices and methods for self-inquiry
  • 5.1.2 In-depth knowledge of generally accepted ethical principles of health care
  • 5.1.3 Demonstrated ability to apply knowledge of generally accepted ethical prin
  • 5.1.4 In-depth knowledge of the scope of practice of yoga therapy, resulting in
  • 5.1.5 Knowledge of the extent of one’s own individual training, skills, and evol
  • ategory 5.2. Legal, Regulatory, and Business Issues Pertaining to Yoga Therapy
  • Iayt Code of Ethics
  • Ethics and professional responsiblity -IAYT.pdf
  • Yoga Therapy IAYT-Grounds for Disciplinary Action.pdf
  • 5.2.1 Knowledge of current relevant local, state, and national laws and regulati
  • 5.2.2 Basic knowledge of business practices relevant to the work of a yoga thera
  • Category 5.3. Relationships with Peers, Mentors, Clinicians, and Organizations
  • 5.3.1 Basic knowledge of other healthcare fields and their potential role in and
  • 5.3.2 Basic knowledge of how to establish, maintain, and utilize a referral netw
  • Category 5.4. Personal and Professional Development and Continuing Education
  • 5.4.1 Knowledge of the fundamental value of ongoing personal practice, long-term
  • 5.4.2 Knowledge of when and how to seek advice and support for case consultation
  • MENTORING
  • Mentor Intro
  • First -Personal transformation Journey -1-Assignment -Mentor
  • Personal transformation Journey -2 assignment Mentor
  • Personal transformation Journey -3 Bavan -applied in your life
  • Personal transformation journay 4
  • Assignment 3- Ayurvedic assessment
  • For your refernce-case -chikitsa planning.docx
  • For your refernce-Ayurvedic Assessment Questionaire.docx
  • For your refernce-sample for assessment.docx
  • THERAPY PRACTICAL CASES AND HOMEWORK
  • Yoga therapy case-1 Homework
  • Yoga therapy case-2 Homework
  • Yoga therapy case-3 Homework
  • Therapy case U1- UPLOAD THE CASE ONE -
  • Therapy case U2- UPLOAD THE CASE TWO
  • Therapy Case U3 - UPLOAD THE CASE
  • Therapy case U4 -UPLOAD THE CASE FOUR
  • Therapy case U5 CASE1 UPLOAD THE CASE 5
  • Therapy case U6- UPLOAD THE FILE - CASE SIX
  • YOGA TERAPY GROUP CASES
  • Yoga Therapy Group Case -1-Homework sample
  • GROUP Cases -U1-
  • ASSIGNMENTS AND RECORDS
  • Assignment -1
  • Assignment -2
  • Assignment 3 Create Yoga therapeutic plan Menstrual Period
  • Exams and Tests
  • Exam for Module 1-Foundation and Integration
  • Exam for Module-2- Biomedical and Psychological Fundamentals
  • Exam for MODULE 3 -3.1 --Yoga therapy tools and Therapeutic Skills
  • Syllabus
  • Yoga Therapy 2000 hrs syllabus and cost.pdf
  • Yogatherapie, Unterricht und Stunden .pdf
  • REFERENCE
  • Asana-Pranayama-Mudra-Bandha-Complete-Opt-Swami-Satyananda-Saraswati.pdf
  • HathaYogaPradipika-SanskritTextWithEnglishTranslatlionAndNotes.pdf
  • PRACTICAL TRAINING OF YOGA TEACHING PRACTICE.pdf
  • The Clinical Interview in Yoga Therapy-Part 2
  • Clinical interview yoga Therapy Part - 3 pdf.pdf
  • Cultivating resilience and safety in yoga thetapy practise
  • Accessible Asana - Yoga therapy.pdf
  • pranayama therapy tools pdf.pdf
  • Yama and Niyama Therapeutic Lifestyle .pdf
  • Ayurvedic pranayama and asan interventions therapy tools.pdf
Completion rules
  • All units must be completed
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