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An estimated 20-25% of North Americans and 1.5 billion people worldwide live with chronic pain and a growing number of health professionals are recommending yoga to their patients particularly since we now have research to support yoga is a potentially safe and effective approach for improving function, pain and quality of life for people with chronic pain.

Yoga therapists are well positioned to contribute to a comprehensive pain care plan. However, misunderstandings about pain by the therapist can result in suboptimal outcomes for the person in pain, where the therapist might use language that unintentionally limits the potential for recovery and resilience or might avoid yoga practices that ultimately would improve tissue health, reduce inflammation, support self-efficacy, help restore more ease of movement, and help regain activities that the person enjoys and values in life.

Join Shelly Prosko, Physiotherapist, Yoga Therapist, educator and pioneer of PhysioYoga in this 3 day yoga therapy module that includes a combination of lecture and experiential components, including participation in awareness, breathing, meditation and movement practices.

Resources will be shared that will be valuable for the therapist to use for themselves and to share with the people in pain they serve.

Schedule:

2023:

Friday Feb 3:  5 – 8 pm PST

Saturday Feb 4:  9 am – 1:30 pm PST

Sunday Feb 5:  9 am – 1:30 pm PST

 

To register visit Ajna Yoga Therapy HERE

 

 

*This module is pre-approved for hours counted towards IAYT Professional Development for Continuing Education for Yoga Therapists

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