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Part 2: Hands-on Practium Sunday, April 1, 2012 12:30 PM - 3:30 PM TriYoga Boston Cost: $25 (includes lunch) |
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Part 1: Saturday, January 21, 2012
12:30 PM - 5:30 PM TriYoga Boston Cost: $50 (includes lunch) |
More and more people living with chronic conditions are turning to yoga to enhance their fitness and well-being. As teachers, are we trained to meet these specialized needs? Guiding students with movement disorders through a yoga class requires more than introducing a chair or slowing the flow.
Yoga for Parkinson's teacher training is designed to deepen your understanding of how to help meet the needs specific to students with movement disorders.
The workshop includes asana practice targeted to the muscle groups affected by a disease such as Parkinson's. It also focuses on adaptations, supports, breath work and guided relaxation to tap into the spirit beyond physical challenges.
Seminar participants will learn to:
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This workshop is also appropriate for dance and tai-chi instructors as
well as personal trainers.
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"Thank you for the wonderful approach, insight, wisdom, thorough information and accessibility that you offered us during this training!" "The training was a fabulous experience of connecting with other like-minded yogis and yoginis. The information you and the others provided was truly valuable to me." "Yoga for Parkinson's training was one of the most informative workshops that I have attended in the 30+ years of teaching yoga." "It was one of the most comprehensive trainings I have attended on a chronic condition." "Thank you again for preparing and offering such a thoughtful and comprehensive training." |
The program, "Yoga Teacher Training for Students with Parkinson's Disease," was presented at the 2010 World Parkinson Disease Congress
A brochure is available here
This program is brought to you by the
Massachusetts Chapter of the
American Parkinson Disease Association
For more information, contact teachertraining@limyoga.com
CCopyright 2010, 2011, Renee Le Verrier
PPhotos by: Andrew Edgar, Rose Lee, Tami Rork, Jim Vaiknoras