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SUMMARY:Yoga Therapy in Pain Care - Live Online
DESCRIPTION: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. \nYoga 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. \nJoin 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. \n 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. \nSchedule: \nFriday March 11\, 2022:  5 – 8 pm PST \nSaturday March 12\, 2022:  10 am – 2:30 pm PST \nSunday March 13\, 2022:  10am – 2:30 pm PST \n  \nTo register visit Ajna Yoga Therapy HERE
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/yoga-therapy-in-pain-care-live-online
LOCATION:Live Online
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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SUMMARY:Pain Care Aware Yoga Certification with Shelly Prosko
DESCRIPTION:Pain Care Aware™ is a program for yoga professionals\, fitness professionals and healthcare professionals who work with people in pain. \n“Our mission is to decrease the impact of pain on society through traditional yoga teachings and pain science\, lead by compassionate hearts of service”. \nPCA does not seek to treat pain\, but rather to recognize that pain is a human condition and that our language and approach can be adapted to support students experiencing pain during yoga. \n  \nStep 1 – Foundations Course is a self-paced\, online\, 30-hour course. \nCompletion of the Foundations Course is a pre-requisite to the Full PCA certification. \nSign up HERE for the Foundations Course and start when you are ready! \n  \nStep 2 – Shelly Prosko\, physiotherapist\, yoga therapist\, educator\, co-editor/author of Yoga and Science in Pain Care\, and pioneer of PhysioYoga\, will be offering part 2\, the 20 hour practical component\, for completion of your full PCA teaching certificate. \nYou can complete this final portion of the PCA certification LIVE ONLINE with Shelly on \nMarch 4-6\, 2022: \nFriday: 3-7 pm MT \nSaturday: 9am – 3:30 pm MT \nSunday: 9am – 2:30 pm MT \n  \nOption: if above times do not suit your schedule\, one-on-one mentorship with Shelly to complete step 2 is also available upon request! \n  \n**To register for step 2 with Shelly on Mar 4-6\, 2022\, please contact Shelly HERE \n  \n  \nIn this course\, teachers learn\, practice\, and teach: \n\nnew\, compassionate language and class cueing skills\nawareness and regulation techniques\nclass sequencing for balance and ease\nhow to guide students when there is pain in asana\n\nTogether we also: \n\nreview and test knowledge of pain science and yoga concepts\nreceive feedback from your peers\nparticipate in classes\, offering peer insight in community\nbecome a part of a growing community of Pain Care Aware yoga teachers\n\nIdeal for yoga teachers\, health practitioners\, and other professionals trained in guiding movement (fitness instructors\, therapists\, Pilates instructors). \n  \nInvestment for full PCA certification: \nStep 1: Regular Price: $995 CAD  Special Price: $795 CAD – 30 hours\, pre-recorded\, online\, self-paced\, start anytime\, register HERE \nStep 2: Regular Price: $800 CAD  Special Price: $695 CAD – 20 hours\, Live Online with Shelly\, contact Shelly to register HERE \n  \n 
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/pain-care-aware-yoga-certification-with-shelly-prosko
LOCATION:Live Online
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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SUMMARY:Insight into Pain: An Introduction to Teaching a Pain-Informed Approach in Yoga
DESCRIPTION:With the high prevalence of chronic pain globally and a growing number of people seeking yoga for health and wellness\, there is a good chance that people who live with pain will be participating in your yoga class. \nThis online workshop provides essential information and an introduction to guidelines for yoga teachers to help your classes be more accessible\, safe\, and enjoyable for people in pain. \nShelly Prosko\, physical therapist\, yoga therapist\, educator\, Pain Care Aware Trainer\, pioneer of PhysioYoga\, and co-editor of Yoga and Science in Pain Care\, offers this informative lecture and experiential practices to help yoga professionals increase their understanding of pain and learn ways to safely teach yoga classes to people in pain that is line with current perspectives and evidence in pain care. \nRegister for this 5 hour Live-Online workshop through People’s Yoga HERE \nJoin Shelly as she addresses: \n\n\nThe purpose of pain with an introduction to pain biology. \n\n\nWhy and how current views in pain science are important and relevant to yoga professionals. \n\n\nSome of the physiological changes that take place when pain persists. \n\n\nWays to integrate yoga principles\, practices\, and current science into teaching. \n\n\nHow can yoga professionals responsibly guide people to move when pain is present? \n\n\nWhat is the best type of movement for people with chronic pain? \n\n\nThe practical component includes participation in a combination of awareness\, breathing\, mindfulness\, and movement practices guided by Pain Care Aware principles integrating science\, yoga\, and the lived experience of pain. \nTo register for this live-online 5 hour workshop\, visit People’s Yoga HERE \n  \nShelly Prosko\, PT\, C-IAYT\, PCAYT has over 23 years of experience integrating yoga into physiotherapy within a variety of specialty areas including helping people with chronic or persistent pain\, pelvic health issues\, and professional burnout. Learn more about her and her practice by visiting www.physioyoga.ca.
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/insight-into-pain-an-introduction-to-teaching-a-pain-informed-approach-in-yoga
LOCATION:Live Online
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20211110T183000
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SUMMARY:Yoga and Science in Pain Care: Book Club Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Chapter 15: Connection\, Meaningful Relationship and Purpose in Life – Social and Existential Concerns in Pain Care \nPresenter: Marlysa Sullivan \nSocial and spiritual aspects of pain care are often poorly understood in both their importance and application to client/patient care. Spiritual well-being includes themes of aligning with one’s core values\, meaning and purpose\, and connectedness extending from the personal\, to social relationships\, to something more abstract or transcendent. \nThe philosophy of eudaimonia provides a secular perspective on these themes of spiritual well-being. Eudaimonia looks at what it means to flourish\, to connect to one’s highest purpose and live a meaningful life. \nEudaimonic well-being has been used as a concept in research to discuss a steadfast contentment that comes from living in alignment with one’s values\, self-actualization\, authenticity\, and having a sense of purpose and meaning. Research supports the many benefits of spiritual and eudaimonic well-being for pain care. \nFoundational to yoga philosophy and practice are these themes of spiritual and eudaimonic well-being including that of connectedness to one’s essential nature\, to others\, aligning with one’s values\, and a concept of purpose that supports one’s flourishing in a way that supports those around them. \nThese concepts of connection\, meaning and purpose\, and values will be discussed through the perspectives of spiritual well-being\, eudaimonic well-being and yoga philosophy and practice. An evidence-informed discussion will also help to facilitate the application of these ideas in a patient/client centered manner for the benefit of a biopsychosocial spiritual well-being for pain care \nLearning Objectives for Chapter 15:\n\nExamine the definition and importance of the spiritual domain of health for pain care from an evidence-informed perspective\nReflect on the concept of eudaimonic well-being as a secular perspective to spiritual well-being and its importance to pain care from an evidence-informed perspective\nExamine yoga philosophies and practices that align with spiritual and eudaimonic well-being\nApply the themes of spiritual and eudaimonic well-being to specific yoga practices for pain care from a patient/client centered perspective\n\nWhat you will learn can be effectively applied via virtual and in-person consults. \nTo register for just for Chapter 15 with Marlysa Sullivan (facilitated by Shelly Prosko and Neil Pearson) CLICK HERE \n\nThis webinar is part of a larger webinar series. You can choose to register for individual sessions or you can register for the entire series at a discount.  \nThe full book club webinar series consists of all 15 chapters. \nDetails and to sign up for the full book club webinar series (best price option) CLICK HERE. \n  \nHere is the description for the entire 15-part Book Club webinar series:\nAre you looking for ways to better help people in pain? If you are\, you’re not alone. It is estimated that over 1.5 billion people worldwide are affected by chronic pain. That’s 20.5% of the world population that is suffering and needs your help. \nJoin Neil Pearson\, Shelly Prosko and Marlysa Sullivan\, the co-editors of Yoga and Science in Pain Care\, and 8 co-authors for the first-ever 15-part book club webinar series that will take place once per month over 15 months. \nThis book club webinar series is intended for:\n\nPractitioners including yoga therapists and healthcare practitioners interested in integrating yoga with their persistent pain population to expand their approaches in clinical practice\nYoga teachers interested in understanding aspects of the science behind yoga and pain\nMedical/healthcare professionals who want to better understand pain or want to integrate yoga and mind/body practices\nMind/body contemplative practitioners/researchers/clinicians who want to better understand the science around pain and how yoga as a mind/body practice works with people in pain\nYoga practitioners or integrative health consumers who want an in-depth read with practical knowledge in this field.\nYoga therapist programs and medical university/college programs that require online course study in pain care\nSchools that have online mind/body programs as stand-alone modules or as part of medical programs and other mind-body institutions.\nPeople suffering from pain\, particularly those keen about learning some practices to help with pain self-care and who want to learn more about the value of integrating pain science and yoga\n\nWe also hope that this series will help bring together yoga therapists and health professionals. There is value in blending science and yoga therapy in pain care – for the person in pain\, for the health professional\, and for the yoga professional. \nLearning Objectives for the Full Series:\n\nDescribe the complexity of pain including the lived experience of pain and the science surrounding pain.\nLearn how yoga philosophy and practices can be used as an effective and evidence-informed intervention and provide a biopsychosocial-spiritual framework in pain care.\nPractice\, experience and examine the application of yoga principles and practices in pain care that demonstrate addressing all aspects of the person in pain and the complex components of pain. Examples of case studies will be provided.\n\n\n\n\nImportant Notes:\nAll webinars will be recorded and made available on Embodia Academy. \n**If you purchase the webinar bundle\, you will be provided with complimentary access to all recordings and all resources provided during the live sessions.  \n\nHere are the links one more time: \nTo register for all 15 webinars and get lifetime access to the replays and ones you may have missed CLICK HERE \nTo register just for this Chapter 15 webinar with Marlysa Sullivan (Facilitated by Shelly Prosko & Neil Pearson) CLICK HERE \n\nQuestions? Reach out to support@embodiaapp.com
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/yoga-and-science-in-pain-care-book-club-webinar-series-14
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20211013T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20211013T183000
DTSTAMP:20260610T065219
CREATED:20201008T033941Z
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SUMMARY:Yoga and Science in Pain Care: Book Club Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Chapter 14: Compassion in Pain Care \nPresenter: Shelly Prosko \nCompassionate pain care is more than just extending kindness towards people in pain. It involves the dynamic process of gaining a more in-depth understanding of the needs of the person in pain and ourselves; then choosing the best responses\, within the context of the situation. Compassionate care also means having the skills to facilitate self-compassion in our patients and in ourselves. \nWithout compassion for the person in pain\, we cannot form an effective therapeutic relationship. And without practising self-compassion\, it is difficult to continue helping people with this complex phenomenon of pain. As healthcare providers\, it is assumed we will provide ongoing compassionate care. However\, research shows the capacity for providing and receiving compassion can vary and depend on many factors. \nFortunately\, growing research also suggests compassion can be trained and can improve pain care and protect against practitioner burnout and empathic distress. \nJoin Shelly for this webinar that will provide a guiding path to enhance compassion that can then improve pain care and the health and wellbeing of ourselves and those we serve. \nLearning Objectives for Chapter 14:\n\nDescribe components of compassion and self-compassion and their value in pain care for both the person in pain and the healthcare professional.\nOutline challenges and barriers we face that influence or inhibit our ability to offer and receive compassion.\nUnderstand contemporary views surrounding compassion fatigue and empathic distress.\nLearn practical tips and experience practices that prime for compassion and cultivate self-compassion that can be shared with patients and also immediately be integrated into your own daily home and workplace routine.\n\nWhat you will learn can be effectively applied via virtual and in-person consults. \nTo register for just for Chapter 14 with Shelly Prosko (facilitated by Marlysa Sullivan and Neil Pearson) CLICK HERE \n\nThis webinar is part of a larger webinar series. You can choose to register for individual sessions or you can register for the entire series at a discount.  \nThe full book club webinar series consists of all 15 chapters. \nDetails and to sign up for the full book club webinar series (best price option) CLICK HERE. \n  \nHere is the description for the entire 15-part Book Club webinar series:\nAre you looking for ways to better help people in pain? If you are\, you’re not alone. It is estimated that over 1.5 billion people worldwide are affected by chronic pain. That’s 20.5% of the world population that is suffering and needs your help. \nJoin Neil Pearson\, Shelly Prosko and Marlysa Sullivan\, the co-editors of Yoga and Science in Pain Care\, and 8 co-authors for the first-ever 15-part book club webinar series that will take place once per month over 15 months. \nThis book club webinar series is intended for:\n\nPractitioners including yoga therapists and healthcare practitioners interested in integrating yoga with their persistent pain population to expand their approaches in clinical practice\nYoga teachers interested in understanding aspects of the science behind yoga and pain\nMedical/healthcare professionals who want to better understand pain or want to integrate yoga and mind/body practices\nMind/body contemplative practitioners/researchers/clinicians who want to better understand the science around pain and how yoga as a mind/body practice works with people in pain\nYoga practitioners or integrative health consumers who want an in-depth read with practical knowledge in this field.\nYoga therapist programs and medical university/college programs that require online course study in pain care\nSchools that have online mind/body programs as stand-alone modules or as part of medical programs and other mind-body institutions.\nPeople suffering from pain\, particularly those keen about learning some practices to help with pain self-care and who want to learn more about the value of integrating pain science and yoga\n\nWe also hope that this series will help bring together yoga therapists and health professionals. There is value in blending science and yoga therapy in pain care – for the person in pain\, for the health professional\, and for the yoga professional. \nLearning Objectives for the Full Series:\n\nDescribe the complexity of pain including the lived experience of pain and the science surrounding pain.\nLearn how yoga philosophy and practices can be used as an effective and evidence-informed intervention and provide a biopsychosocial-spiritual framework in pain care.\nPractice\, experience and examine the application of yoga principles and practices in pain care that demonstrate addressing all aspects of the person in pain and the complex components of pain. Examples of case studies will be provided.\n\n\n\n\nImportant Notes:\nAll webinars will be recorded and made available on Embodia Academy. \n**If you purchase the webinar bundle\, you will be provided with complimentary access to all recordings and all resources provided during the live sessions.  \n\nHere are the links one more time: \nTo register for all 15 webinars and get lifetime access to the replays and ones you may have missed CLICK HERE \nTo register just for this Chapter 14 webinar with Shelly Prosko (Facilitated by Marlysa Sullivan & Neil Pearson) CLICK HERE \n\nQuestions? Reach out to support@embodiaapp.com
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/yoga-and-science-in-pain-care-book-club-webinar-series-13
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20210920T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20210920T210000
DTSTAMP:20260610T065219
CREATED:20210505T012201Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210505T012258Z
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SUMMARY:Integrating Yoga into Pelvic Pain Care - Live Online
DESCRIPTION:A growing number of health professionals are recommending yoga to their patients with pelvic pain particularly since we have compelling research to support yoga as a potentially safe and effective approach for improving function\, pain and quality of life for people with chronic pain. \nAdditionally\, a growing number of people in pain are looking to yoga for solutions\, but often do not find a safe or appropriate fit to adapt to their needs. \nAs a pelvic health professional\, you are in a strategic position to learn more about how to effectively integrate yoga principles and practices into your rehab practice to enhance the whole person centered biopsychosocial-spiritual approach that is in line with current best practices in pelvic pain care. \nJoin Shelly Prosko\, physiotherapist and yoga therapist\, for this online course for rehab professionals who work with people living with chronic or persistent pelvic pain. \nWe will explore a variety of yoga practices and principles and learn how they align with the current scientific theories and understandings surrounding pain and how they can be adapted to provide safe and effective ways for people with pelvic pain move with more ease\, reduce and manage their pain\, and progress towards a thriving quality of life. \nWe will use an evidence-informed whole person approach to pain management that supports self-efficacy and empowerment within the person in pain and promotes longevity of compassionate caregiving within the professional. \nThis 2-part online course includes a combination of lecture\, discussion and experiential components. \nEnjoy the opportunity for some well deserved self-care as you experience practices that can be immediately used with your patients in the clinic setting such as: \n\nmovement exploration and yoga postures\nawareness practices\nself-compassion practices\nbreathing techniques and mindfulness meditative practices\nlayering practices and exploring ways to provide novel input\n\n….to help promote pelvic floor relaxation\, optimal excursion\, and systems-wide regulation\, therefore modulating the pain experience. \nLearning Objectives: \n\nDescribe the 8 limbs of Raja yoga with an introductory understanding of how they can be adapted as part of evidence-informed pelvic pain care within therapists’ professional scope of practice.\nCompare and contrast the biopsychosocial-spiritual and yoga’s pancha maya kosha models of health\, understand their use and limitations\, and describe how they relate to evidence-informed pain care.\nDemonstrate an understanding of the biopsychosocial-spiritual changes that can result within a person when pain persists.\nApply clinical reasoning to integration of yoga practices and principles within the context of pelvic pain care.\nDemonstrate/participate in yoga practices of awareness\, breathing\, mindfulness meditative techniques and mindful movement guided by yoga principles and pain science within the context of pelvic pain care.\nApply at least three accessible and suitable yoga practices that can be immediately used in the clinical setting to help modulate pelvic pain and give the person in pain a sense of self-efficacy and empowerment in their pain care.\nDescribe compassion\, self-compassion\, and the barriers to giving and receiving compassionate care\, appreciating the science behind the value these have in pain care for both the person in pain and the therapist.\nLearn practical tips and experience practices that prime for compassion and cultivate self-compassion that can be shared with patients and also immediately integrated into your own daily home and workplace routine.\n\n  \nAudience: Pelvic health rehabilitation and wellness professionals including PT/OT and other rehab professionals\, movement/fitness professionals\, yoga professionals\, or any health practitioner who works with people with pelvic pain and who have an interest in integrating yoga principles and practices into pelvic pain care for a more mind-body-spirit or whole person empowered approach. \n  \nDate/Time: 2-part Live-online course Monday evenings: \nSept 20 & 27\, 2021 from 5-9pm EST \nHosted by Pelvic Health Solutions. To register CLICK HERE
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/integrating-yoga-into-pelvic-pain-care-live-online-2
LOCATION:Live Online
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20210908T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20210908T183000
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SUMMARY:Yoga and Science in Pain Care: Book Club Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Chapter 13: Pain\, A Loss to be Grieved \nPresenter: Antonio Sausys \nGrief counselling may be the most neglected aspect of pain care within modern pain management programs. We lose so much when pain persists. Given the power of grief\, and that anything able to drive the hypervigilance of the individual and the nervous systems can maintain pain\, understanding grief and pain is vital. \nIn this webinar\, Antonio will discuss loss\, grief and pain\, their relationships and similarities and how they affect one another. Specific ideas and practices of yoga to work with loss\, grief and pain through this lens will be offered. \nWhat you will learn can be effectively applied via virtual and in-person consults. \nGiven that pain has a strong subjective component\, by learning new ways to connect with it\, and practicing new ways of addressing it\, an individual can become much more suited to manage it. Empowering individuals to take matters in their own hands increases self-efficacy and is effective in turning around the often confrontational and hostile inner dialogue with pain. Thus an individual can tap into the ‘call to reconnect’ meta message that pain entails. It is often recognized that while pain is unavoidable\, suffering – resulting from the mental and emotional responses to pain – is. Reducing suffering is key to both pain management and grief work and\, at the same time\, one of the core goals of Yoga.” \nIn Yoga and Science in Pain Care  – Chapter 13\, Sausys expresses that “pain disrupts the balanced state of health and\, at the same time\, signals the need to return to it. It can be associated to tissue damage\, resulting in physical pain\, or derived from the damage caused to the connective psychic matrix that ensures the integrity of the self\, resulting in psychological pain. In any case\, the balance of physical or psychological health we are attached to for normal functioning is ruptured or lost. Then pain\, as a primary loss\, elicits the appearance of several secondary losses such as loss of functionality\, income\, status\, quality of life\, self-image\, body and psychological identity amongst others. Pain and grief are intimately related basic human experiences that enter into a particular feedback loop that perpetuates each other’s appearance. For that reason\, it is important to understand how these two processes are related and the implications of their interconnection.” \nIn this Webinar\, Antonio will:\n\nIdentify pain as a loss to be grieved\nExplain the interconnectedness of both processes\nExplore possible meta communications of pain\nExpose how individual’s self-involvement through practice can enhance efficacy in pain management\nGuide three techniques to: balance emotional reactivity to pain\, cognitively reframe the experience of pain and deidentify oneself from painful experiences\nAnswer to emerging comments and questions\n\n  \nTo register for just for Chapter 13 with Antonio Sausys (facilitated by Shelly Prosko\, Marlysa Sullivan and Neil Pearson) CLICK HERE \n\nThis webinar is part of a larger webinar series. You can choose to register for individual sessions or you can register for the entire series at a discount.  \nThe full book club webinar series consists of all 15 chapters. \nDetails and to sign up for the full book club webinar series (best price option) CLICK HERE. \n  \nHere is the description for the entire 15-part Book Club webinar series:\nAre you looking for ways to better help people in pain? If you are\, you’re not alone. It is estimated that over 1.5 billion people worldwide are affected by chronic pain. That’s 20.5% of the world population that is suffering and needs your help. \nJoin Neil Pearson\, Shelly Prosko and Marlysa Sullivan\, the co-editors of Yoga and Science in Pain Care\, and 8 co-authors for the first-ever 15-part book club webinar series that will take place once per month over 15 months. \nThis book club webinar series is intended for:\n\nPractitioners including yoga therapists and healthcare practitioners interested in integrating yoga with their persistent pain population to expand their approaches in clinical practice\nYoga teachers interested in understanding aspects of the science behind yoga and pain\nMedical/healthcare professionals who want to better understand pain or want to integrate yoga and mind/body practices\nMind/body contemplative practitioners/researchers/clinicians who want to better understand the science around pain and how yoga as a mind/body practice works with people in pain\nYoga practitioners or integrative health consumers who want an in-depth read with practical knowledge in this field.\nYoga therapist programs and medical university/college programs that require online course study in pain care\nSchools that have online mind/body programs as stand-alone modules or as part of medical programs and other mind-body institutions.\nPeople suffering from pain\, particularly those keen about learning some practices to help with pain self-care and who want to learn more about the value of integrating pain science and yoga\n\nWe also hope that this series will help bring together yoga therapists and health professionals. There is value in blending science and yoga therapy in pain care – for the person in pain\, for the health professional\, and for the yoga professional. \nLearning Objectives for the Full Series:\n\nDescribe the complexity of pain including the lived experience of pain and the science surrounding pain.\nLearn how yoga philosophy and practices can be used as an effective and evidence-informed intervention and provide a biopsychosocial-spiritual framework in pain care.\nPractice\, experience and examine the application of yoga principles and practices in pain care that demonstrate addressing all aspects of the person in pain and the complex components of pain. Examples of case studies will be provided.\n\n\n\n\nImportant Notes:\nAll webinars will be recorded and made available on Embodia Academy. \n**If you purchase the webinar bundle\, you will be provided with complimentary access to all recordings and all resources provided during the live sessions.  \n\nHere are the links one more time: \nTo register for all 15 webinars and get lifetime access to the replays and ones you may have missed CLICK HERE \nTo register just for this Chapter 13 webinar with Antonio Sausys (Facilitated by Marlysa\, Shelly & Neil) CLICK HERE \n\nQuestions? Reach out to support@embodiaapp.com
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/yoga-and-science-in-pain-care-book-club-webinar-series-12
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20210811T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20210811T183000
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SUMMARY:Yoga and Science in Pain Care: Book Club Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Chapter 12: Pain\, Addiction and Yoga \nPresenter: Tracey Meyers\, Psy.D \nThis webinar explores addiction and its intersection with pain. This is particularly important in the climate of the opioid crisis and the increased public awareness on addiction and the movement towards identifying viable and effective nonpharmacological interventions for pain. We will discuss the philosophical context and practices of yoga in connection to these topics.  \nWe hope that a greater understanding of addiction will increase compassion towards the people living in pain\, and decrease one of the most powerful stigmas around pain. \nLearning Objectives: \n\n Discover how yoga philosophy provides a framework for both understanding the root causes for pain and addiction.\n\n\n Explore the growing body of research supporting yoga and other mindfulness-based interventions as important complementary mind/body adjunctive approaches for the treatment of addiction.\n\n\n Explore a new integrative paradigm for addiction recovery that combines traditional yoga philosophy and practices (asana\, pranayama\, meditation) and western psychological treatments.\n\n\n Practice specific asana\, pranayama\, and meditation practices that can be utilized as part of an integrative approach to addiction recovery.\n\n  \nWhat you will learn can be effectively applied via virtual and in-person consults. \nTo register for just for Chapter 12 with Tracey Meyers (facilitated by Shelly Prosko\, Marlysa Sullivan and Neil Pearson) CLICK HERE \n\nThis webinar is part of a larger webinar series. You can choose to register for individual sessions or you can register for the entire series at a discount.  \nThe full book club webinar series consists of all 15 chapters. \nDetails and to sign up for the full book club webinar series (best price option) CLICK HERE. \n  \nHere is the description for the entire 15-part Book Club webinar series:\nAre you looking for ways to better help people in pain? If you are\, you’re not alone. It is estimated that over 1.5 billion people worldwide are affected by chronic pain. That’s 20.5% of the world population that is suffering and needs your help. \nJoin Neil Pearson\, Shelly Prosko and Marlysa Sullivan\, the co-editors of Yoga and Science in Pain Care\, and 8 co-authors for the first-ever 15-part book club webinar series that will take place once per month over 15 months. \nThis book club webinar series is intended for:\n\nPractitioners including yoga therapists and healthcare practitioners interested in integrating yoga with their persistent pain population to expand their approaches in clinical practice\nYoga teachers interested in understanding aspects of the science behind yoga and pain\nMedical/healthcare professionals who want to better understand pain or want to integrate yoga and mind/body practices\nMind/body contemplative practitioners/researchers/clinicians who want to better understand the science around pain and how yoga as a mind/body practice works with people in pain\nYoga practitioners or integrative health consumers who want an in-depth read with practical knowledge in this field.\nYoga therapist programs and medical university/college programs that require online course study in pain care\nSchools that have online mind/body programs as stand-alone modules or as part of medical programs and other mind-body institutions.\nPeople suffering from pain\, particularly those keen about learning some practices to help with pain self-care and who want to learn more about the value of integrating pain science and yoga\n\nWe also hope that this series will help bring together yoga therapists and health professionals. There is value in blending science and yoga therapy in pain care – for the person in pain\, for the health professional\, and for the yoga professional. \nLearning Objectives for the Full Series:\n\nDescribe the complexity of pain including the lived experience of pain and the science surrounding pain.\nLearn how yoga philosophy and practices can be used as an effective and evidence-informed intervention and provide a biopsychosocial-spiritual framework in pain care.\nPractice\, experience and examine the application of yoga principles and practices in pain care that demonstrate addressing all aspects of the person in pain and the complex components of pain. Examples of case studies will be provided.\n\n\n\n\nImportant Notes:\nAll webinars will be recorded and made available on Embodia Academy. \n**If you purchase the webinar bundle\, you will be provided with complimentary access to all recordings and all resources provided during the live sessions.  \n\nHere are the links one more time: \nTo register for all 15 webinars and get lifetime access to the replays and ones you may have missed CLICK HERE \nTo register just for this Chapter 12 webinar with Tracey Meyers (Facilitated by Marlysa\, Shelly & Neil) CLICK HERE \n\nQuestions? Reach out to support@embodiaapp.com
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/yoga-and-science-in-pain-care-book-club-webinar-series-15
LOCATION:ONLINE
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20210714T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20210714T183000
DTSTAMP:20260610T065219
CREATED:20201008T032137Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201008T032137Z
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SUMMARY:Yoga and Science in Pain Care: Book Club Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Chapter 11: Transforming Psycho-emotional Pain \nPresenter: Michael Lee \nIn this webinar\, we will explore the distinctions between yoga therapy for symptom management and yoga therapy as a catalyst for transformation. There are two distinct paradigms that underlie each approach which will be further explored. \nThe process of transformation and the essential elements that support it will also be discussed. Participants will be guided in an experience of Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy as an approach to facilitate or catalyze transformational experience and invited to discuss their experience and its potential application to their work in supporting the psycho-emotional wellbeing of their clients. \nLearning Objectives for Chapter 11:\n\nDescribe the distinctions between yoga therapy as a process for symptom management and as a process for catalyzing transformation\nLearn how the transformational approach to yoga therapy draws from elements of yoga philosophy\, Buddhism\, psychology\, and neuroscience\nPractice\, experience and examine the application of a transformational approach to yoga therapy and its potential to support psycho-emotional wellbeing.\n\nWhat you will learn can be effectively applied via virtual and in-person consults. \nTo register for just for Chapter 11 with Michael Lee (facilitated by Shelly Prosko\, Marlysa Sullivan and Neil Pearson) CLICK HERE \n\nThis webinar is part of a larger webinar series. You can choose to register for individual sessions or you can register for the entire series at a discount.  \nThe full book club webinar series consists of all 15 chapters. \nDetails and to sign up for the full book club webinar series (best price option) CLICK HERE. \n  \nHere is the description for the entire 15-part Book Club webinar series:\nAre you looking for ways to better help people in pain? If you are\, you’re not alone. It is estimated that over 1.5 billion people worldwide are affected by chronic pain. That’s 20.5% of the world population that is suffering and needs your help. \nJoin Neil Pearson\, Shelly Prosko and Marlysa Sullivan\, the co-editors of Yoga and Science in Pain Care\, and 8 co-authors for the first-ever 15-part book club webinar series that will take place once per month over 15 months. \nThis book club webinar series is intended for:\n\nPractitioners including yoga therapists and healthcare practitioners interested in integrating yoga with their persistent pain population to expand their approaches in clinical practice\nYoga teachers interested in understanding aspects of the science behind yoga and pain\nMedical/healthcare professionals who want to better understand pain or want to integrate yoga and mind/body practices\nMind/body contemplative practitioners/researchers/clinicians who want to better understand the science around pain and how yoga as a mind/body practice works with people in pain\nYoga practitioners or integrative health consumers who want an in-depth read with practical knowledge in this field.\nYoga therapist programs and medical university/college programs that require online course study in pain care\nSchools that have online mind/body programs as stand-alone modules or as part of medical programs and other mind-body institutions.\nPeople suffering from pain\, particularly those keen about learning some practices to help with pain self-care and who want to learn more about the value of integrating pain science and yoga\n\nWe also hope that this series will help bring together yoga therapists and health professionals. There is value in blending science and yoga therapy in pain care – for the person in pain\, for the health professional\, and for the yoga professional. \nLearning Objectives for the Full Series:\n\nDescribe the complexity of pain including the lived experience of pain and the science surrounding pain.\nLearn how yoga philosophy and practices can be used as an effective and evidence-informed intervention and provide a biopsychosocial-spiritual framework in pain care.\nPractice\, experience and examine the application of yoga principles and practices in pain care that demonstrate addressing all aspects of the person in pain and the complex components of pain. Examples of case studies will be provided.\n\n\n\n\nImportant Notes:\nAll webinars will be recorded and made available on Embodia Academy. \n**If you purchase the webinar bundle\, you will be provided with complimentary access to all recordings and all resources provided during the live sessions.  \n\nHere are the links one more time: \nTo register for all 15 webinars and get lifetime access to the replays and ones you may have missed CLICK HERE \nTo register just for this Chapter 11 webinar with Michael Lee (Facilitated by Marlysa\, Shelly & Neil) CLICK HERE \n\nQuestions? Reach out to support@embodiaapp.com
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/yoga-and-science-in-pain-care-book-club-webinar-series-10
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20210626T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20210627T133000
DTSTAMP:20260610T065219
CREATED:20201028T005729Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210505T010909Z
UID:4192-1624698000-1624800600@physioyoga.ca
SUMMARY:Yoga Therapy in Pain Care - Live Online
DESCRIPTION: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. \nYoga 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. \nThis module 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. \nThis module is being delivered online.  \nThere is a total of 12 hours live online and approximately 10 hours of videos and reading material included. \nLIVE ONLINE sessions will be over 3 days: \nSaturday June 26\, 2021: 9am – 1:30pm PST \nSunday June 27\, 2021: 9am – 1:30pm PST \nTuesday July 6\, 2021: 5pm – 8pm PST \nRegister at Ajna Yoga Therapy: CLICK HERE \n(photo credit above: Billy Pasco Unsplash)\n 
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/yoga-therapy-in-pain-care-online
LOCATION:Live Online
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20210609T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20210609T183000
DTSTAMP:20260610T065219
CREATED:20201008T031223Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201008T031223Z
UID:4171-1623258000-1623263400@physioyoga.ca
SUMMARY:Yoga and Science in Pain Care: Book Club Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Chapter 10: Ingredients for Pain Care – Nutrition and Yoga \nPresenter: Matt Erb \nFood can either enhance or detract from health. Food carries powerful ingredients and vast information from the environment to the body. In relation to pain we know that pain biology involves neurophysiological\, inflammatory\, immune\, and other interacting dynamics. Properties of food can be an important part of a larger recipe of ingredients that may carry direct impact on pain biology. While it is easy to say that good nutrition is an important facet to address for persons experiencing persistent pain or other health challenges\, we must bridge the gap between idealism and realism. \nThe concept of “food as medicine” must be mindful to not fall into preaching or privilege. Access to food and other systemic dynamics interact with each individual’s relationship with this topic. Yoga offers a framework for exploring each person’s unique makeup\, history\, and present relationship to food\, eating\, and nutrition. \nLearning Objectives for Chapter 10:\n\nFormulate and express an understanding of evidence-informed concepts in nutrition as relates to pain biology.\nExplain links between stress\, eating\, and mental\, emotional and behavioral health\nApply intra- and interpersonal values/ethics to enhance one’s understanding of and approach to taking committed action around one’s relationship with food and eating\nSummarize the potential benefits of applying principles of mindfulness to one’s relationship to food and eating\nExperience principles of mindful eating to self and be able to share these principles and experiments with others\n\nWhat you will learn can be effectively applied via virtual and in-person consults. \nTo register for just for Chapter 10 with Matt Erb (facilitated by Shelly Prosko\, Marlysa Sullivan and Neil Pearson) CLICK HERE \n\nThis webinar is part of a larger webinar series. You can choose to register for individual sessions or you can register for the entire series at a discount.  \nThe full book club webinar series consists of all 15 chapters. \nDetails and to sign up for the full book club webinar series (best price option) CLICK HERE. \n  \nHere is the description for the entire 15-part Book Club webinar series:\nAre you looking for ways to better help people in pain? If you are\, you’re not alone. It is estimated that over 1.5 billion people worldwide are affected by chronic pain. That’s 20.5% of the world population that is suffering and needs your help. \nJoin Neil Pearson\, Shelly Prosko and Marlysa Sullivan\, the co-editors of Yoga and Science in Pain Care\, and 8 co-authors for the first-ever 15-part book club webinar series that will take place once per month over 15 months. \nThis book club webinar series is intended for:\n\nPractitioners including yoga therapists and healthcare practitioners interested in integrating yoga with their persistent pain population to expand their approaches in clinical practice\nYoga teachers interested in understanding aspects of the science behind yoga and pain\nMedical/healthcare professionals who want to better understand pain or want to integrate yoga and mind/body practices\nMind/body contemplative practitioners/researchers/clinicians who want to better understand the science around pain and how yoga as a mind/body practice works with people in pain\nYoga practitioners or integrative health consumers who want an in-depth read with practical knowledge in this field.\nYoga therapist programs and medical university/college programs that require online course study in pain care\nSchools that have online mind/body programs as stand-alone modules or as part of medical programs and other mind-body institutions.\nPeople suffering from pain\, particularly those keen about learning some practices to help with pain self-care and who want to learn more about the value of integrating pain science and yoga\n\nWe also hope that this series will help bring together yoga therapists and health professionals. There is value in blending science and yoga therapy in pain care – for the person in pain\, for the health professional\, and for the yoga professional. \nLearning Objectives for the Full Series:\n\nDescribe the complexity of pain including the lived experience of pain and the science surrounding pain.\nLearn how yoga philosophy and practices can be used as an effective and evidence-informed intervention and provide a biopsychosocial-spiritual framework in pain care.\nPractice\, experience and examine the application of yoga principles and practices in pain care that demonstrate addressing all aspects of the person in pain and the complex components of pain. Examples of case studies will be provided.\n\n\n\n\nImportant Notes:\nAll webinars will be recorded and made available on Embodia Academy. \n**If you purchase the webinar bundle\, you will be provided with complimentary access to all recordings and all resources provided during the live sessions.  \n\nHere are the links one more time: \nTo register for all 15 webinars and get lifetime access to the replays and ones you may have missed CLICK HERE \nTo register just for this Chapter 10 webinar with Matt Erb (Facilitated by Marlysa\, Shelly & Neil) CLICK HERE \n\nQuestions? Reach out to support@embodiaapp.com
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/yoga-and-science-in-pain-care-book-club-webinar-series-9
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20210512T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20210512T183000
DTSTAMP:20260610T065219
CREATED:20201008T030655Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201008T030655Z
UID:4168-1620838800-1620844200@physioyoga.ca
SUMMARY:Yoga and Science in Pain Care: Book Club Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Chapter 9: Body Awareness\, Bhavana and Pratyahara \nPresenter: Dr. Lori Rubenstein Fazzio \nBody awareness is a multidimensional mind-body construct that involves proprioception\, interoception and exteroception and is influenced by thought processes including beliefs\, memories\, attitudes\, affect\, past experience\, evaluation and attention.  Maladaptive body awareness is correlated with increased physical and emotional pain whereas cultivating non-judgmental\, non-evaluative body awareness is associated with reduced pain and suffering. \nThis webinar will explore both modern medical and yogic perspectives of how subtle body yoga practices can be used to cultivate adaptive body awareness and modulate pain (or modulate the pain experience). \nLearning Objectives for Chapter 9:\n\nExplain the difference between maladaptive body awareness and adaptive body awareness and how this relates to persistent pain.\nUnderstand how cultivating awareness of the subtle body through the senses can support people in pain.\nLearn how the practice of pratyahara as described in Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras correlates with modern research and how this can support people in pain.\nBe able to guide clients through a novel visualization practice for cultivating awareness and supporting people in pain.\n\nWhat you will learn can be effectively applied via virtual and in-person consults. \nTo register for just for Chapter 9 with Dr. Lori Rubenstein Fazzio (facilitated by Shelly Prosko\, Marlysa Sullivan and Neil Pearson) CLICK HERE \n\nThis webinar is part of a larger webinar series. You can choose to register for individual sessions or you can register for the entire series at a discount.  \nThe full book club webinar series consists of all 15 chapters. \nDetails and to sign up for the full book club webinar series (best price option) CLICK HERE. \n  \nHere is the description for the entire 15-part Book Club webinar series:\nAre you looking for ways to better help people in pain? If you are\, you’re not alone. It is estimated that over 1.5 billion people worldwide are affected by chronic pain. That’s 20.5% of the world population that is suffering and needs your help. \nJoin Neil Pearson\, Shelly Prosko and Marlysa Sullivan\, the co-editors of Yoga and Science in Pain Care\, and 8 co-authors for the first-ever 15-part book club webinar series that will take place once per month over 15 months. \nThis book club webinar series is intended for:\n\nPractitioners including yoga therapists and healthcare practitioners interested in integrating yoga with their persistent pain population to expand their approaches in clinical practice\nYoga teachers interested in understanding aspects of the science behind yoga and pain\nMedical/healthcare professionals who want to better understand pain or want to integrate yoga and mind/body practices\nMind/body contemplative practitioners/researchers/clinicians who want to better understand the science around pain and how yoga as a mind/body practice works with people in pain\nYoga practitioners or integrative health consumers who want an in-depth read with practical knowledge in this field.\nYoga therapist programs and medical university/college programs that require online course study in pain care\nSchools that have online mind/body programs as stand-alone modules or as part of medical programs and other mind-body institutions.\nPeople suffering from pain\, particularly those keen about learning some practices to help with pain self-care and who want to learn more about the value of integrating pain science and yoga\n\nWe also hope that this series will help bring together yoga therapists and health professionals. There is value in blending science and yoga therapy in pain care – for the person in pain\, for the health professional\, and for the yoga professional. \nLearning Objectives for the Full Series:\n\nDescribe the complexity of pain including the lived experience of pain and the science surrounding pain.\nLearn how yoga philosophy and practices can be used as an effective and evidence-informed intervention and provide a biopsychosocial-spiritual framework in pain care.\nPractice\, experience and examine the application of yoga principles and practices in pain care that demonstrate addressing all aspects of the person in pain and the complex components of pain. Examples of case studies will be provided.\n\n\n\n\nImportant Notes:\nAll webinars will be recorded and made available on Embodia Academy. \n**If you purchase the webinar bundle\, you will be provided with complimentary access to all recordings and all resources provided during the live sessions.  \n\nHere are the links one more time: \nTo register for all 15 webinars and get lifetime access to the replays and ones you may have missed CLICK HERE \nTo register just for this Chapter 9 webinar with Dr. Lori Rubenstein Fazzio (Facilitated by Marlysa\, Shelly & Neil) CLICK HERE \n\nQuestions? Reach out to support@embodiaapp.com
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/yoga-and-science-in-pain-care-book-club-webinar-series-8
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20210414T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20210414T183000
DTSTAMP:20260610T065219
CREATED:20201008T025847Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201008T025847Z
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SUMMARY:Yoga and Science in Pain Care: Book Club Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Chapter 8: Breathing and Pranayama in Pain Care \nPresenter: Shelly Prosko \nMany people in pain report breathing as one of the most impactful aspects of their therapy and many yoga therapists view breathing practices as foundational to effective pain care. We know that pain can change all aspects of our existence\, including the way we breathe. This webinar will help you gain a deeper understanding of the effects of pain on breathing\, and breathing on pain. \nBreathing is a complex psychophysiological system with numerous roles that can provide us with valuable information about our current state and consequently can serve as a powerful agent of change. \nJoin Shelly to learn and experience how breathing practices can be an accessible\, easy\, safe and effective treatment strategy to modulate pain that can give the person in pain a sense of self-efficacy and empowerment in their pain care. \nLearning Objectives for Chapter 8:\n\n  Describe the relationship between breathing and pain.\n  Learn the benefits and clinical relevance of breathing practices in pain care.\n  Distinguish the difference between breath awareness and breath regulation practices and why this is valuable for people in pain.\n  Be able to guide a person in pain through at least 2 simple breath practices\, after experiencing the guided practices in this webinar.\n\nWhat you will learn can be effectively applied via virtual and in-person consults. \nTo register for just for Chapter 8 with Shelly Prosko (facilitated by Marlysa Sullivan and Neil Pearson) CLICK HERE \n\nThis webinar is part of a larger webinar series. You can choose to register for individual sessions or you can register for the entire series at a discount.  \nThe full book club webinar series consists of all 15 chapters. \nDetails and to sign up for the full book club webinar series (best price option) CLICK HERE. \nHere is the description for the entire 15-part Book Club webinar series:\nAre you looking for ways to better help people in pain? If you are\, you’re not alone. It is estimated that over 1.5 billion people worldwide are affected by chronic pain. That’s 20.5% of the world population that is suffering and needs your help. \nJoin Neil Pearson\, Shelly Prosko and Marlysa Sullivan\, the co-editors of Yoga and Science in Pain Care\, and 8 co-authors for the first-ever 15-part book club webinar series that will take place once per month over 15 months. \nThis book club webinar series is intended for:\n\nPractitioners including yoga therapists and healthcare practitioners interested in integrating yoga with their persistent pain population to expand their approaches in clinical practice\nYoga teachers interested in understanding aspects of the science behind yoga and pain\nMedical/healthcare professionals who want to better understand pain or want to integrate yoga and mind/body practices\nMind/body contemplative practitioners/researchers/clinicians who want to better understand the science around pain and how yoga as a mind/body practice works with people in pain\nYoga practitioners or integrative health consumers who want an in-depth read with practical knowledge in this field.\nYoga therapist programs and medical university/college programs that require online course study in pain care\nSchools that have online mind/body programs as stand-alone modules or as part of medical programs and other mind-body institutions.\nPeople suffering from pain\, particularly those keen about learning some practices to help with pain self-care and who want to learn more about the value of integrating pain science and yoga\n\nWe also hope that this series will help bring together yoga therapists and health professionals. There is value in blending science and yoga therapy in pain care – for the person in pain\, for the health professional\, and for the yoga professional. \nLearning Objectives for the Full Series:\n\nDescribe the complexity of pain including the lived experience of pain and the science surrounding pain.\nLearn how yoga philosophy and practices can be used as an effective and evidence-informed intervention and provide a biopsychosocial-spiritual framework in pain care.\nPractice\, experience and examine the application of yoga principles and practices in pain care that demonstrate addressing all aspects of the person in pain and the complex components of pain. Examples of case studies will be provided.\n\n\n\n\nImportant Notes:\nAll webinars will be recorded and made available on Embodia Academy. \n**If you purchase the webinar bundle\, you will be provided with complimentary access to all recordings and all resources provided during the live sessions.  \n\nHere are the links one more time: \nTo register for all 15 webinars and get lifetime access to the replays and ones you may have missed CLICK HERE \nTo register just for this Chapter 8 webinar with Shelly Prosko (and Marlysa & Neil) CLICK HERE \n\nQuestions? Reach out to support@embodiaapp.com
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/yoga-and-science-in-pain-care-book-club-webinar-series-7
LOCATION:ONLINE
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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SUMMARY:Integrating Yoga into Pelvic Pain Care - Live Online
DESCRIPTION:A growing number of health professionals are recommending yoga to their patients with pelvic pain particularly since we have compelling research to support yoga as a potentially safe and effective approach for improving function\, pain and quality of life for people with chronic pain. \nAdditionally\, a growing number of people in pain are looking to yoga for solutions\, but often do not find a safe or appropriate fit to adapt to their needs. \nAs a pelvic health professional\, you are in a strategic position to learn more about how to effectively integrate yoga principles and practices into your rehab practice to enhance the whole person centered biopsychosocial-spiritual approach that is in line with current best practices in pelvic pain care. \nJoin Shelly Prosko\, physiotherapist and yoga therapist\, for this online course for rehab professionals who work with people living with chronic or persistent pelvic pain. \nWe will explore a variety of yoga practices and principles and learn how they align with the current scientific theories and understandings surrounding pain and how they can be adapted to provide safe and effective ways for people with pelvic pain move with more ease\, reduce and manage their pain\, and progress towards a thriving quality of life. \nWe will use an evidence-informed whole person approach to pain management that supports self-efficacy and empowerment within the person in pain and promotes longevity of compassionate caregiving within the professional. \nThis 2-part online course includes a combination of lecture\, discussion and experiential components. \nEnjoy the opportunity for some well deserved self-care as you experience practices that can be immediately used with your patients in the clinic setting such as: movement exploration and positioning\, awareness practices\, breathing techniques and mindfulness meditative practices to help promote pelvic floor relaxation and systems-wide regulation\, therefore modulating the pain experience. \nLearning Objectives: \n\nDescribe the 8 limbs of Raja yoga with an introductory understanding of how they can be adapted as part of evidence-informed pelvic pain care within therapists’ professional scope of practice.\nCompare and contrast the biopsychosocial-spiritual and yoga’s pancha maya kosha models of health\, understand their use and limitations\, and describe how they relate to evidence-informed pain care.\nDemonstrate an understanding of the biopsychosocial-spiritual changes that can result within a person when pain persists.\nApply clinical reasoning to integration of yoga practices and principles within the context of pelvic pain care.\nDemonstrate/participate in yoga practices of awareness\, breathing\, mindfulness meditative techniques and mindful movement guided by yoga principles and pain science within the context of pelvic pain care.\nApply at least three accessible and suitable yoga practices that can be immediately used in the clinical setting to help modulate pelvic pain and give the person in pain a sense of self-efficacy and empowerment in their pain care.\nDescribe compassion\, self-compassion\, and the barriers to giving and receiving compassionate care\, appreciating the science behind the value these have in pain care for both the person in pain and the therapist.\nLearn practical tips and experience practices that prime for compassion and cultivate self-compassion that can be shared with patients and also immediately integrated into your own daily home and workplace routine.\n\n  \nAudience: Pelvic health rehabilitation and wellness professionals including PT/OT and other rehab professionals\, movement/fitness professionals\, yoga professionals\, or any health practitioner who works with people with pelvic pain and who have an interest in integrating yoga principles and practices into pelvic pain care for a more mind-body-spirit or whole person empowered approach. \n  \nDate/Time: 2-part Live-online course Wednesday evenings: \nMarch 24 & 31\, 2021 from 5-9pm EST \nHosted by Pelvic Health Solutions. To register CLICK HERE
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/integrating-yoga-into-pelvic-pain-care-live-online
LOCATION:ONLINE
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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SUMMARY:Yoga and Science in Pain Care: Book Club Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Chapter 7: Integrating Pain Science\, Education\, Movement and Yoga \nPresenter: Neil Pearson \nKnowledge can be acquired and beliefs influenced through lived experience\, through story\, and through more traditional methods of listening to a teacher or reading a book. \nResearch shows the benefits of helping people reconceptualize pain\, but as yet has not considered cognitive versus more embodied or experiential learning. Jnana yoga offers guidance in contemplative learning practices\, while science and yoga elude to the value of interoceptive education\, and more specifically to using interoceptive guidance to answer one of the least well-answered questions in pain care – “how much pain is okay when I move/exercise?” \nLearning Objectives for Chapter 7:\n\nList key misconceptions addressed in pain education.\nExplain the importance of experience when guiding individuals to new understanding of pain\, and new attitudes towards recovery.\nKnow how to guide people in pain to recover greater ease of movement through an interoceptive process.\n\nWhat you will learn can be effectively applied via virtual and in-person consults. \nTo register for just for Chapter 7 with Neil Pearson (facilitated by Marlysa Sullivan and Shelly Prosko) CLICK HERE \n\nThis webinar is part of a larger webinar series. You can choose to register for individual sessions or you can register for the entire series at a discount.  \nThe full book club webinar series consists of all 15 chapters. \nDetails and to sign up for the full book club webinar series (best price option) CLICK HERE. \nHere is the description for the entire 15-part Book Club webinar series:\nAre you looking for ways to better help people in pain? If you are\, you’re not alone. It is estimated that over 1.5 billion people worldwide are affected by chronic pain. That’s 20.5% of the world population that is suffering and needs your help. \nJoin Neil Pearson\, Shelly Prosko and Marlysa Sullivan\, the co-editors of Yoga and Science in Pain Care\, and 8 co-authors for the first-ever 15-part book club webinar series that will take place once per month over 15 months. \nThis book club webinar series is intended for:\n\nPractitioners including yoga therapists and healthcare practitioners interested in integrating yoga with their persistent pain population to expand their approaches in clinical practice\nYoga teachers interested in understanding aspects of the science behind yoga and pain\nMedical/healthcare professionals who want to better understand pain or want to integrate yoga and mind/body practices\nMind/body contemplative practitioners/researchers/clinicians who want to better understand the science around pain and how yoga as a mind/body practice works with people in pain\nYoga practitioners or integrative health consumers who want an in-depth read with practical knowledge in this field.\nYoga therapist programs and medical university/college programs that require online course study in pain care\nSchools that have online mind/body programs as stand-alone modules or as part of medical programs and other mind-body institutions.\nPeople suffering from pain\, particularly those keen about learning some practices to help with pain self-care and who want to learn more about the value of integrating pain science and yoga\n\nWe also hope that this series will help bring together yoga therapists and health professionals. There is value in blending science and yoga therapy in pain care – for the person in pain\, for the health professional\, and for the yoga professional. \nLearning Objectives for the Full Series:\n\nDescribe the complexity of pain including the lived experience of pain and the science surrounding pain.\nLearn how yoga philosophy and practices can be used as an effective and evidence-informed intervention and provide a biopsychosocial-spiritual framework in pain care.\nPractice\, experience and examine the application of yoga principles and practices in pain care that demonstrate addressing all aspects of the person in pain and the complex components of pain. Examples of case studies will be provided.\n\n\n\n\nImportant Notes:\nAll webinars will be recorded and made available on Embodia Academy. \n**If you purchase the webinar bundle\, you will be provided with complimentary access to all recordings and all resources provided during the live sessions.  \n\nHere are the links one more time: \nTo register for all 15 webinars and get lifetime access to the replays and ones you may have missed CLICK HERE \nTo register just for this Chapter 7 webinar with Neil Pearson (and Marlysa & Shelly) CLICK HERE \n\nQuestions? Reach out to support@embodiaapp.com
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/yoga-and-science-in-pain-care-book-club-webinar-series-6
LOCATION:ONLINE
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20210210T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20210210T183000
DTSTAMP:20260610T065219
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SUMMARY:Yoga and Science in Pain Care: Book Club Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Chapter 6: Polyvagal Theory and the Gunas: A Model for Autonomic Regulation in Pain \nPresenters: Marlysa Sullivan & Matt Erb \nThe autonomic nervous system is a vital component within the integrated systems-wide brain-body communication network. The ability to regulate the autonomic nervous system for relaxed and calm states of the body and mind as well as developing resilience for varying levels of activation is important for a biopsychosocial approach to pain care. The vagus nerve is an essential conduit for this information and provides both sensory/interoceptive information and a motor/parasympathetic response. \nPolyvagal Theory is a theory that explores how autonomic activation contributes to physiological and psychological states and behaviors. Yoga practices have been found to help cultivate regulation of the autonomic nervous system. In addition\, yoga philosophy has a complementary perspective of addressing underlying qualities\, or gunas\, to affect the body\, mind\, and behavior. These theoretical frameworks can be utilized to understand how the yoga perspective to pain care moves beyond a symptom-driven approach to facilitate whole person well-being. \nLearning Objectives for Chapter 6:\n\nDescribe autonomic regulation and resilience and the importance of these concepts in pain care.\n Explain the function of the vagus nerve for both interoceptive and parasympathetic function\nExamine polyvagal theory and neural platforms for regulation and resilience\nDescribe and differentiate the yoga framework of the gunas with polyvagal theory and its application to regulation and resilience within body-mind-environment interactions\nApply yoga practices to facilitate body-mind regulation and resilience utilizing the models of polyvagal theory and the gunas.\n\nWhat you will learn can be effectively applied via virtual and in-person consults. \nTo register for just for Chapter 6 with Marlysa Sullivan and Matt Erb (facilitated by Neil Pearson (and Shelly Prosko) CLICK HERE \n\nThis webinar is part of a larger webinar series. You can choose to register for individual sessions or you can register for the entire series at a discount.  \nThe full book club webinar series consists of all 15 chapters. \nDetails and to sign up for the full book club webinar series (best price option) CLICK HERE. \nHere is the description for the entire 15-part Book Club webinar series:\nAre you looking for ways to better help people in pain? If you are\, you’re not alone. It is estimated that over 1.5 billion people worldwide are affected by chronic pain. That’s 20.5% of the world population that is suffering and needs your help. \nJoin Neil Pearson\, Shelly Prosko and Marlysa Sullivan\, the co-editors of Yoga and Science in Pain Care\, and 8 co-authors for the first-ever 15-part book club webinar series that will take place once per month over 15 months. \nThis book club webinar series is intended for:\n\nPractitioners including yoga therapists and healthcare practitioners interested in integrating yoga with their persistent pain population to expand their approaches in clinical practice\nYoga teachers interested in understanding aspects of the science behind yoga and pain\nMedical/healthcare professionals who want to better understand pain or want to integrate yoga and mind/body practices\nMind/body contemplative practitioners/researchers/clinicians who want to better understand the science around pain and how yoga as a mind/body practice works with people in pain\nYoga practitioners or integrative health consumers who want an in-depth read with practical knowledge in this field.\nYoga therapist programs and medical university/college programs that require online course study in pain care\nSchools that have online mind/body programs as stand-alone modules or as part of medical programs and other mind-body institutions.\nPeople suffering from pain\, particularly those keen about learning some practices to help with pain self-care and who want to learn more about the value of integrating pain science and yoga\n\nWe also hope that this series will help bring together yoga therapists and health professionals. There is value in blending science and yoga therapy in pain care – for the person in pain\, for the health professional\, and for the yoga professional. \nLearning Objectives for the Full Series:\n\nDescribe the complexity of pain including the lived experience of pain and the science surrounding pain.\nLearn how yoga philosophy and practices can be used as an effective and evidence-informed intervention and provide a biopsychosocial-spiritual framework in pain care.\nPractice\, experience and examine the application of yoga principles and practices in pain care that demonstrate addressing all aspects of the person in pain and the complex components of pain. Examples of case studies will be provided.\n\n\n\n\nImportant Notes:\nAll webinars will be recorded and made available on Embodia Academy. \n**If you purchase the webinar bundle\, you will be provided with complimentary access to all recordings and all resources provided during the live sessions.  \n\nHere are the links one more time: \nTo register for all 15 webinars and get lifetime access to the replays and ones you may have missed CLICK HERE \nTo register just for this Chapter 6 webinar with Marlysa and Matt (and Neil & Shelly) CLICK HERE \n\nQuestions? Reach out to support@embodiaapp.com
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/yoga-and-science-in-pain-care-book-club-webinar-series-5
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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SUMMARY:Oregon Pain Summit 2021 - Virtual Event
DESCRIPTION:Pain\, Compassion and the Clinician\n\n\nI’m thrilled to be one of the presenters at the 2021 Oregon Pain Summit Jan 22 – 23! \nThis year’s Pain Summit is virtual and remains 100% patient facilitated. \nSpeakers feature outstanding local and international voices including: \n\nLorimer Moseley\nKevin Cuccaro\nLinda Crawford\nShelly Prosko\nJoletta Belton\n\nTopics\n\nProtection\, Construction & Pain\nSocietal Pain and Its Connection to Social Justice\nStories Behind the Studies: From the Clinic to the Lab\nTransforming Society by Optimizing Movement\nNeurotags\, DIMs\, and SIMs – the Brain Science of Contemporary Pain Care\nCompassion: the Foundation of Pain Care\nPrimary Care Providers’ Perspective on the Science of Pain\nEvolutionary and Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Pain\nEducating Through Lived Experiences\nPain-Centric Practice Real-Time\nMisconceptions\, Mismatched Models & Pain Care\n\n\nWords from the Oregon Pain Summit 2021:\nTurn Knowledge into Action\nYou will come away feeling empowered to help patients experiencing pain by improving your knowledge of and comfort with the contemporary science of pain. You will: \n\nLearn how compassion-to-self is fundamental to helping patients experiencing pain\nDevelop personal plans for transforming knowledge of the contemporary science of pain into action to support your community and practice\n\nThe Oregon Pain Summit has been and remains grass roots organized with the ultimate goal of empowering clinicians and patients alike. Despite our growing footprint\, we remain focused on demonstrating how the science of pain can change our community for the better. \nWe look forward to seeing you there! \n  \nWhen: \nJanuary 22\, 11:45–5:15 pm PST\nJanuary 23\, 7:45–4:45 pm PST \nWhere: Virtually through Zoom\n \n**My session\, Compassion: The Foundation of Pain Care\, is on Saturday\, Jan 23 at 8:00 am PST** \nHow much?\n \n\nFull conference $195\nFriday only $100\nSaturday only $100\nScholarships available upon request\n\nHow do I register? Visit EventBrite \nFor more information\, call 541-812-5020 or email oregonpainsummit@samhealth.org
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/oregon-pain-summit-2021-virtual-event
LOCATION:ONLINE
CATEGORIES:All Day Events,Workshops
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DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20210118T160000
DTSTAMP:20260610T065219
CREATED:20191219T100242Z
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SUMMARY:Yoga Therapy: An Evidence-Informed Integrative Approach to Help People Enhance Pelvic Floor Health
DESCRIPTION:Yoga Therapy: An Evidence-Informed Integrative Approach to Help People Enhance Pelvic Floor Health\nLIVE ONLINE\n\n\nClick Here to Register. \nYour pelvic floor plays an important role not only in bladder\, bowel\, reproduction and sexual function\, but also in hip function\, breathing\, core strategies\, standing balance and more. The pelvic floor is also known to be intimately connected to the feet and the floor of the mouth. Pelvic health issues related to these many roles are commonly poorly addressed or often left untreated in both women and men. \nJoin Shelly Prosko\, PT\, C-IAYT\, CPI\, physical therapist and yoga therapist\, for this live online 18 hour 3-day weekend yoga therapy course focusing on pelvic floor health that offers a combination of inspiring\, empowering\, educational and valuable theory and practice. This course explores the evidence surrounding the biopsychosocial factors that influence pelvic floor function and integrates this evidence with yoga practices and philosophy that can be safely and effectively used to address and maintain optimal pelvic floor health in both men and women in an accessible way. \n\nShelly is a highly respected leader and pioneer in the area of PhysioYoga Therapy\, a combination of physical therapy and yoga therapy. Her mission is to educate\, inspire and empower people to create health by authentically sharing her skills\, knowledge and expertise as she travels extensively offering specialty courses\, presenting at international medical and yoga therapy conferences\, lecturing at university programs\, instructing at yoga therapy schools and yoga teacher trainings and offering individual sessions to those suffering from a variety of health conditions. Please visit physioyoga.ca for more details about Shelly and her offerings. \n  \nCLICK HERE to Register for this course. \n  \n\n\nThis course is an IAYT Approved Professional Development (APD) Course and will be hosted by School of Embodied Yoga Therapy\n \nC-IAYT Yoga Therapists are awarded 16 CEU’s upon completion of the course. \n\n\n \n  \n  \n  \n  \n\n\n  \nAudience: Rehab professionals (PT\, PTA\, OT\, OTA\, AT\, ET\, Kin\, etc.)\, movement specialists\, yoga therapists\, yoga teachers\, and those interested in learning more about yoga and pelvic floor health and wellness. \n  \nObjectives for this course: \nTheory \n\nBriefly provide an overview of anatomy and biomechanics of the pelvic diaphragm and bony landmarks of the pelvis as relevant to yoga therapy\nLearn the roles the pelvic diaphragm plays in overall health and wellness and why gaining skills in addressing pelvic floor health can be important and valuable for any yoga therapist\, healthcare provider or movement practitioner working with clients\nLearn the biopsychosocial factors that can contribute to performance and function of the pelvic floor\, using the pancha maya kosha model\nReview the first 2 chakras (using a framework based on one modern translation of chakras) and discuss the role they may play in pelvic health\nDefine and discuss the 4 categories of pelvic floor health dysfunctions\nOutline numerous yoga practices that may help serve as an adjunct to empowering people with pelvic floor health issues to progress towards improved pelvic health and wellness\, staying within a yoga therapist’s scope of practice\nDiscuss the debate surrounding the performance of kegel exercises for pelvic floor health and rehabilitation using a best evidence approach\nDiscuss Mula Bandha (MB) including the potential intention of MB from a historical perspective\, and explore the potential differences and similarities to pelvic floor engagement\nOutline factors that may contribute to a Non-Relaxing Pelvic Floor and health issues that may arise from over-recruitment of pelvic floor musculature\nLearn how the respiratory diaphragm and pelvic diaphragm work together as a coordinated team to contribute to pelvic floor health and wellness\nBriefly review the vocal diaphragm anatomy and physiology and how it works together with the respiratory and pelvic diaphragms\nOutline different paths of yoga\, including the 8 limbed path of Raja yoga\, and how the components of the paths and limbs can contribute to a biopsychosocial-spiritual approach to pelvic floor health and rehabilitation\nUnderstand scope of practice as it relates to the yoga therapist when addressing pelvic floor health for those practitioners who do not perform internal pelvic floor exams or treatment and when to refer to a physical therapist who specializes in pelvic floor health\nGain a general understanding of how yoga methods and philosophy might be used as an adjunct to support optimal pelvic floor health for people who may be suffering from a variety of PF dysfunctions\, including disorders associated with pelvic pain\, pelvic organ prolapse\, and bowel or bladder dysfunctions. Four Case Studies are presented in this course.\n\nPractical Session \n\nLearn and experience breathing methods and meditation techniques as they relate to pelvic floor health\, with a focus on awareness and relaxation of pelvic floor muscles\nDiscover and practice awareness of pelvic diaphragmatic excursion by integrating mindfulness practices and yoga practices including breathing\, visualization\, meditation\, postures and mindful movement\nLearn and participate in activities that include components of the core strategy system that have been shown to influence pelvic floor muscle engagement and function\, including hip and lumbo-pelvic strategies\, through the use of a functional integrative approach which includes mindful movement\, yoga postures and breathing practices\nLearn and experience how the voice\, respiratory and pelvic diaphragms work together through breath\, movement and vocalization\nParticipate in activities to enhance foot awareness and potential connection to the pelvic floor\nDiscover and experience how yoga philosophy\, including the yamas and niyamas\, can be used to inform the therapeutic interaction in pelvic floor yoga therapy\n\n  \nFor Details to Registration CLICK HERE\n  \nPlease review the Calendar of Events and feel free to sign up for Shelly’s newsletter here that keeps you up to date as new courses are scheduled. \n  \nThis course is an IAYT Approved Professional Development (APD) Course\, awarding C-IAYT Yoga  Therapists with 16 hours of CEU’s. \n 
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/yoga-therapy-an-evidence-informed-integrative-approach-to-help-people-enhance-pelvic-floor-health
LOCATION:ONLINE
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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SUMMARY:Yoga and Science in Pain Care: Book Club Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Chapter 5: Pain Biology and Sensitization \nPresenter: Neil Pearson \nOur understanding of pain biology continues to evolve\, opening the way for innovations in pain care\, exploration of the multiple mechanisms through which pain and ease of movement can be influenced\, and guiding clinicians to take a new look at interventions based on now-disproven theoretical premises. \nClarity and precision in our discussions of pain care are enhanced through understanding mechanisms\, classifications and terminology of pain. The lived experience of pain teaches us that “pain changes everything”\, and thus everything has the potential to change pain\, yet understanding cellular\, system and organism-based mechanisms of pain will enhance our ability to provide care that addresses the person in pain. \nLearning Objectives for Chapter 5:\n\nUnderstand key neuro-immune mechanisms of nociception\, and differentiate these from mechanisms of pain.\nExplain key changes in the peripheral\, central and autonomic nervous systems when pain persists.\nState six human behaviours through which nociception and pain can be positively influenced as part of pain care plans.\n\nWhat you will learn can be effectively applied via virtual and in-person consults. \nTo register for just for Chapter 5 with Neil Pearson (and Shelly and Marlysa facilitating) CLICK HERE \n\nThis webinar is part of a larger webinar series. You can choose to register for individual sessions or you can register for the entire series at a discount.  \nThe full book club webinar series consists of all 15 chapters. \nDetails and to sign up for the full book club webinar series (best price option) CLICK HERE. \nHere is the description for the entire 15-part Book Club webinar series:\nAre you looking for ways to better help people in pain? If you are\, you’re not alone. It is estimated that over 1.5 billion people worldwide are affected by chronic pain. That’s 20.5% of the world population that is suffering and needs your help. \nJoin Neil Pearson\, Shelly Prosko and Marlysa Sullivan\, the co-editors of Yoga and Science in Pain Care\, and 8 co-authors for the first-ever 15-part book club webinar series that will take place once per month over 15 months. \nThis book club webinar series is intended for:\n\nPractitioners including yoga therapists and healthcare practitioners interested in integrating yoga with their persistent pain population to expand their approaches in clinical practice\nYoga teachers interested in understanding aspects of the science behind yoga and pain\nMedical/healthcare professionals who want to better understand pain or want to integrate yoga and mind/body practices\nMind/body contemplative practitioners/researchers/clinicians who want to better understand the science around pain and how yoga as a mind/body practice works with people in pain\nYoga practitioners or integrative health consumers who want an in-depth read with practical knowledge in this field.\nYoga therapist programs and medical university/college programs that require online course study in pain care\nSchools that have online mind/body programs as stand-alone modules or as part of medical programs and other mind-body institutions.\nPeople suffering from pain\, particularly those keen about learning some practices to help with pain self-care and who want to learn more about the value of integrating pain science and yoga\n\nWe also hope that this series will help bring together yoga therapists and health professionals. There is value in blending science and yoga therapy in pain care – for the person in pain\, for the health professional\, and for the yoga professional. \nLearning Objectives for the Full Series:\n\nDescribe the complexity of pain including the lived experience of pain and the science surrounding pain.\nLearn how yoga philosophy and practices can be used as an effective and evidence-informed intervention and provide a biopsychosocial-spiritual framework in pain care.\nPractice\, experience and examine the application of yoga principles and practices in pain care that demonstrate addressing all aspects of the person in pain and the complex components of pain. Examples of case studies will be provided.\n\n\n\n\nImportant Notes:\nAll webinars will be recorded and made available on Embodia Academy. \n**If you purchase the webinar bundle\, you will be provided with complimentary access to all recordings and all resources provided during the live sessions.  \n\nHere are the links one more time: \nTo register for all 15 webinars and get lifetime access to the replays and ones you may have missed CLICK HERE \nTo register just for this Chapter 5 webinar with Neil\, Shelly and Marlysa CLICK HERE \n\nQuestions? Reach out to support@embodiaapp.com
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/yoga-and-science-in-pain-care-book-club-webinar-series-4
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20201209T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20201209T183000
DTSTAMP:20260610T065219
CREATED:20201008T022109Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201008T022252Z
UID:4137-1607533200-1607538600@physioyoga.ca
SUMMARY:Yoga and Science in Pain Care: Book Club Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Chapter 4: Yoga and Yoga Therapy \nThe practices\, paths\, limbs and teaching of yoga provide a valuable framework from which pain\, suffering\, and pain care can be viewed. Equally important is the practical application of yoga techniques through each of the limbs and paths of yoga\, allowing individuals to explore and learn to influence the lived experience of persisting pain. \nThis webinar dives deeper into these aspects of yoga\, while providing those just beginning exploration to understand what is yoga\, what yoga teaches about pain and suffering\, how the eight limbs of Raja yoga relate to pain care\, and how the paths of yoga provide some insights to pain management beyond the usual biopsychosocial perspectives. \nWe will also cover the development of yoga therapy as an integrative healthcare profession. This work helps to provide the background of how we are discussing yoga and yoga therapy throughout the book for pain care. \nLearning Objectives for Chapter 4:\n\nDescribe foundational yoga philosophies including the eight limbs of Raja yoga\, four paths of yoga\, concepts of dharma\, right action\, and duhkha.\nDiscuss the many paths and practices that comprise yoga\, beyond postures and breathing.\nDescribe yoga therapy as an integrative healthcare practice.\nRecognize how the pancamaya kosha perspective can enhance both assessment and treatment planning for people in pain.\n\nWhat you will learn can be effectively applied via virtual and in-person consults. \nTo register for just for Chapter 4 with Shelly\, Neil and Marlysa\, CLICK HERE \n\nThis webinar is part of a larger webinar series. You can choose to register for individual sessions or you can register for the entire series at a discount.  \nThe full book club webinar series consists of all 15 chapters. \nDetails and to sign up for the full book club webinar series (best price option) CLICK HERE. \nHere is the description for the entire 15-part Book Club webinar series:\nAre you looking for ways to better help people in pain? If you are\, you’re not alone. It is estimated that over 1.5 billion people worldwide are affected by chronic pain. That’s 20.5% of the world population that is suffering and needs your help. \nJoin Neil Pearson\, Shelly Prosko and Marlysa Sullivan\, the co-editors of Yoga and Science in Pain Care\, and 8 co-authors for the first-ever 15-part book club webinar series that will take place once per month over 15 months. \nThis book club webinar series is intended for:\n\nPractitioners including yoga therapists and healthcare practitioners interested in integrating yoga with their persistent pain population to expand their approaches in clinical practice\nYoga teachers interested in understanding aspects of the science behind yoga and pain\nMedical/healthcare professionals who want to better understand pain or want to integrate yoga and mind/body practices\nMind/body contemplative practitioners/researchers/clinicians who want to better understand the science around pain and how yoga as a mind/body practice works with people in pain\nYoga practitioners or integrative health consumers who want an in-depth read with practical knowledge in this field.\nYoga therapist programs and medical university/college programs that require online course study in pain care\nSchools that have online mind/body programs as stand-alone modules or as part of medical programs and other mind-body institutions.\nPeople suffering from pain\, particularly those keen about learning some practices to help with pain self-care and who want to learn more about the value of integrating pain science and yoga\n\nWe also hope that this series will help bring together yoga therapists and health professionals. There is value in blending science and yoga therapy in pain care – for the person in pain\, for the health professional\, and for the yoga professional. \nLearning Objectives for the Full Series:\n\nDescribe the complexity of pain including the lived experience of pain and the science surrounding pain.\nLearn how yoga philosophy and practices can be used as an effective and evidence-informed intervention and provide a biopsychosocial-spiritual framework in pain care.\nPractice\, experience and examine the application of yoga principles and practices in pain care that demonstrate addressing all aspects of the person in pain and the complex components of pain. Examples of case studies will be provided.\n\n\n\n\nImportant Notes:\nAll webinars will be recorded and made available on Embodia Academy. \n**If you purchase the webinar bundle\, you will be provided with complimentary access to all recordings and all resources provided during the live sessions.  \n\nHere are the links one more time: \nTo register for all 15 webinars and get lifetime access to the replays and ones you may have missed CLICK HERE \nTo register just for this Chapter 4 webinar with Shelly\, Neil and Marlysa CLICK HERE \n\nQuestions? Reach out to support@embodiaapp.com \n\n 
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/yoga-and-science-in-pain-care-book-club-webinar-series-3
LOCATION:ONLINE
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20201202T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20201202T203000
DTSTAMP:20260610T065219
CREATED:20201104T054610Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201104T055143Z
UID:4208-1606933800-1606941000@physioyoga.ca
SUMMARY:Hope for Pelvic Pain: Movement and Mindfulness
DESCRIPTION:A Virtual Event! \nAn evening of skill building and practice designed specifically for those with persistent pelvic pain. Join me\, Shelly Prosko\, as I guide you through breathing practices\, mindfulness practices\, and gentle movement. \nI’m delighted to be teaching! Thank you to my dear friends and colleagues at Elle Physiotherapy and Pelvic Health who are graciously hosting this virtual event. \nSo often\, people with pelvic pain suffer in silence and do not receive the appropriate support needed to effectively manage their symptoms.  You don’t need to feel alone\, and you don’t need to suffer. There is so much hope and we’re looking forward to sharing it with you. \nThis is Elle Physiotherapy’s second session of this series\, but is open to everyone\, even if you weren’t able to attend the first. \nIt is primarily intended for women experiencing IC\, IBS\, bladder pain syndrome\, pain with intercourse\, persistent low back pain\, pudendal neuralgia\, vulvodynia\, endometriosis or any other persistent pain condition. \n  \n**Please note: Although the practice will be gentle and you will be instructed to go at your own pace and adapt to your specific needs; please note that this session is not intended as treatment nor to act as therapy or medical advice. Please be sure to consult with and receive clearance from your health professional before participating.** \n  \nThis session will be a LIVE online session. \n  \nCLICK HERE to REGISTER \n  \nMore about the session: \nThis 2 hour experience is led by Physiotherapist and PhysioYoga pioneer\, Shelly Prosko. Shelly is a well respected international speaker and lecturer on yoga practices\, compassion and persistent pain. \nShe has recently co-authored the book “Yoga and Science in Pain Care” and will incorporate her expertise as well as theories learned in seminar 1 to build with you practical skills for managing pelvic pain through movement\, breath and mindfulness. \nThis will be a gentle session and consist of mindfulness practices\, practices to increase awareness of and connection to the pelvic floor\, breathing practices\, gentle/mindful movement and is suitable for beginners or any level. \nEnding with relaxation\, we invite you to join us for some well deserved self-care. Please have ready a blanket\, yoga mat\, and any other  props you may wish to use. You can learn more about Shelly and access her blog and other therapeutic resources through her website at https://physioyoga.ca/home \n  \n**Please note: this session is not intended as treatment nor to act as therapy or medical advice. Please consult with and receive clearance from your health professional before participating.** \n  \nInvestment is $40. Please share and tell a friend. \n  \nLooking forward to seeing you there!
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/hope-for-pelvic-pain-movement-and-mindfulness
LOCATION:ONLINE
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20201120T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20201120T110000
DTSTAMP:20260610T065219
CREATED:20201109T021151Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201109T021151Z
UID:4218-1605866400-1605870000@physioyoga.ca
SUMMARY:Balance Flow Yoga: Community Based Intervention for Peri- and Post- Menopausal Women
DESCRIPTION:Join Dr. Cathy Arnold\, Dr. Brenna Bath and Shelly Prosko at the Canadian Fall Prevention Virtual Conference 2020 as they present their research from the University of Saskatchewan: \nBalance Flow Yoga: A Community-Based Intervention for Peri- and Post- Menopausal Women \nFriday Nov 20 at 10am MST. \nFor more details about the full conference agenda and to register for this session with access to the full conference\, CLICK HERE
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/balance-flow-yoga-community-based-intervention-for-peri-and-post-menopausal-women
LOCATION:ONLINE
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20201113T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20201113T114500
DTSTAMP:20260610T065219
CREATED:20201109T020256Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201109T020256Z
UID:4214-1605265200-1605267900@physioyoga.ca
SUMMARY:Insight into Compassion: The Foundation of Pain Care
DESCRIPTION:Join Shelly for this brief LIVE ONLINE presentation at The International Mental Health Festival. \nCompassion in pain care is more than just extending kindness towards people in pain. It involves gaining a more in-depth understanding and insight into the needs of the person we are serving and ourselves\, then choosing responses that serve both\, within the context of the situation. \nAs healthcare providers\, it is assumed we will provide compassionate care to those we serve\, as it is inherently part of our job. However\, research shows that the capacity for compassion can vary and depend on a wide variety of factors. There may be challenges we face that may influence or inhibit our ability to offer and receive compassion. \nJoin Shelly Prosko for this session as she outlines these challenges and the benefits of cultivating compassion and self-compassion in pain care for both the person living with pain and the health provider. \nFor more details about this free online conference and to register for this session\, CLICK HERE. \n 
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/insight-into-compassion-the-foundation-of-pain-care
LOCATION:ONLINE
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20201111T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20201111T183000
DTSTAMP:20260610T065219
CREATED:20201008T021111Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201008T021111Z
UID:4132-1605114000-1605119400@physioyoga.ca
SUMMARY:Yoga and Science in Pain Care: Book Club Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Chapter 3: The Current State(s) and Theories on Pain Management \nThe work of yoga is to discriminate between the changeable and unchangeable in Life. \nIn this webinar Dr. Matthew J Taylor shares insights into the importance of discerning between those concepts in pain care. He’ll weave together how pain theories continue to evolve (changeable)\, how your view of the world continues to and should change\, and how to use that awareness as you explore this webinar series. He will make it fun\, he’ll probably make fun of a few of our misperceived theories\, and he welcomes your discussion at the conclusion of the webinar. \nLearning Objectives for Chapter 3:\n\nHave fun reviewing some pain theories and the present state of uncertainty that has become more acutely evident this year.\nLeave with a framework to better appreciate and celebrate your present circumstances in working with yoga and pain care.\nBe able to articulate that your ongoing creative responses are normal and fallible\, and certain to change.\n\nTo register for just for Chapter 3 with Dr. Matthew Taylor\, Shelly\, Neil and Marlysa\, CLICK HERE \n\nThis webinar is part of a larger webinar series. You can choose to register for individual sessions or you can register for the entire series at a discount.  \nThe full book club webinar series consists of all 15 chapters. \nDetails and to sign up for the full bundle (best price option) CLICK HERE. \nHere is the description for the entire 15-part Book Club webinar series:\nAre you looking for ways to better help people in pain? If you are\, you’re not alone. It is estimated that over 1.5 billion people worldwide are affected by chronic pain. That’s 20.5% of the world population that is suffering and needs your help. \nJoin Neil Pearson\, Shelly Prosko and Marlysa Sullivan\, the co-editors of Yoga and Science in Pain Care\, and 8 co-authors for the first-ever 15-part book club webinar series that will take place once per month over 15 months. \nThis book club webinar series is intended for:\n\nPractitioners including yoga therapists and healthcare practitioners interested in integrating yoga with their persistent pain population to expand their approaches in clinical practice\nYoga teachers interested in understanding aspects of the science behind yoga and pain\nMedical/healthcare professionals who want to better understand pain or want to integrate yoga and mind/body practices\nMind/body contemplative practitioners/researchers/clinicians who want to better understand the science around pain and how yoga as a mind/body practice works with people in pain\nYoga practitioners or integrative health consumers who want an in-depth read with practical knowledge in this field.\nYoga therapist programs and medical university/college programs that require online course study in pain care\nSchools that have online mind/body programs as stand-alone modules or as part of medical programs and other mind-body institutions.\nPeople suffering from pain\, particularly those keen about learning some practices to help with pain self-care and who want to learn more about the value of integrating pain science and yoga\n\nWe also hope that this series will help bring together yoga therapists and health professionals. There is value in blending science and yoga therapy in pain care – for the person in pain\, for the health professional\, and for the yoga professional. \nLearning Objectives for the Full Series:\n\nDescribe the complexity of pain including the lived experience of pain and the science surrounding pain.\nLearn how yoga philosophy and practices can be used as an effective and evidence-informed intervention and provide a biopsychosocial-spiritual framework in pain care.\nPractice\, experience and examine the application of yoga principles and practices in pain care that demonstrate addressing all aspects of the person in pain and the complex components of pain. Examples of case studies will be provided.\n\n\n\n\nImportant Notes:\nAll webinars will be recorded and made available on Embodia Academy. \n**If you purchase the webinar bundle\, you will be provided with complimentary access to all recordings and all resources provided during the live sessions.  \n\nHere are the links one more time: \nTo register for all 15 webinars and get lifetime access to the replays and ones you may have missed CLICK HERE \nTo register just for this Chapter 3 webinar with Dr. Matthew Taylor CLICK HERE \n\nQuestions? Reach out to support@embodiaapp.com \n\n 
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/yoga-and-science-in-pain-care-book-club-webinar-series-2
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20201106T090000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20201108T143000
DTSTAMP:20260610T065219
CREATED:20191203T112649Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200717T063711Z
UID:3574-1604653200-1604845800@physioyoga.ca
SUMMARY:ONLINE Pain Care Yoga - Part 2
DESCRIPTION:ONLINE! Pain Care Yoga Part 2 \nNov 6 -8\, 2020 \nREGISTER HERE \nPain Care Yoga Part 2 (also known as “Overcome Pain Gentle Yoga”) is a 3-day workshop (4.5 hours/day) for healthcare and yoga professionals who are interested in ongoing learning about pain\, current pain science\, and learning and experiencing how yoga and contemplative practices can help people in pain and be an effective\, valuable and evidence-informed part of pain care.  \nThis is Part 2 of the 3 part Pain Care Yoga Certification Course that is an Approved Professional Development program for continuing education through the International Association of Yoga Therapists (IAYT). \n*Note that Part 1 and 2 can be taken in ANY ORDER! \nFor Pain Care Yoga (PCY) Part 2\, you invite a guest who is an individual living with pain\, to join you for the 3 day online learning experience.  \n**There is no registration cost for your guest.  \nTogether\, you learn\, practice and discuss the components of an effective pain care plan that includes PCY practices and techniques. You help co-create and provide your guest with a written individualized PCY plan\, as part of your in-depth practical learning and case study.  The guests along with the professionals learn the most contemporary views from science and yoga related to their importance for decreasing pain\, gaining more ease of movement\, and living well. \nYou and your guest also receive an opportunity to watch a pain science education video together\, followed by a private discussion between the two of you about the key messages and misconceptions about pain. Opportunities to share any insights with the larger group and/or ask the instructor questions will be readily available. \nIf you are unable to find an individual to join you as your guest\, please let us know in advance and we can help find someone. \nYou and your guest can attend PCY Part 2 even if you have not yet attended Part 1! You can take Part 1 and Part 2 in any order. \nThis module can be taken as a stand-alone workshop and/or also be counted towards the full Pain Care Yoga (PCY) certification through PainCareU.com. \n  \nFor guests/people living in pain:\nImmerse yourself in three days of safe effective practices to decrease your pain and help you live well again. Explore modern science-based views on chronic pain\, while empowering yourself with practical tools to improve ease of movement. Heal yourself through yoga techniques designed to wind down your nervous system and promote positive\, lasting changes in your body. No yoga experience needed. Guests are invited to share information about their pain and responses to the techniques and information at the end of each day. \n  \nTo REGISTER CLICK HERE \n  \nThis course will be hosted ONLINE by Empowered Yoga and instructed by Shelly Prosko\, PT\, CPI\, C-IAYT. \n  \nThis course is part of IAYT’s Approved Professional Development for Continuing Education
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/pain-care-yoga-part-2
LOCATION:ONLINE
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20201020T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20201020T140000
DTSTAMP:20260610T065219
CREATED:20200929T061628Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200929T061628Z
UID:4116-1603198800-1603202400@physioyoga.ca
SUMMARY:The Embodiment Conference Online: Enhancing Pelvic Floor Health Through an Embodied Practice
DESCRIPTION:Enhancing Pelvic Floor Health Through an Embodied Practice \nShelly Prosko\, PT\, C-IAYT \nYour pelvic floor plays an important role in your bladder\, bowel\, reproduction and sexual health\, and also contributes to and is involved in hip health\, breathing\, core strategies\, balance ability\, vocalization and more. \nJoin Shelly Prosko\, physiotherapist and yoga therapist\, for this inspiring and educational pelvic floor health presentation and practice session to help enhance awareness of and connection to your pelvic floor. A brief introductory review of pelvic floor anatomy will be included along with an outline of the biopsychosocial factors that influence pelvic floor function. \nGuided embodied practices will be provided to help enhance pelvic floor awareness\, relaxation and engagement and optimize the pelvic floor’s natural movement in timing with breath rhythm and mindful movement practices. The practices stem from Pelvic Floor Health PhysioYoga and will integrate yoga principles to support overall pelvic health and wellness. \nTo sign up for this session and the ENTIRE online Embodiment Conference for FREE CLICK HERE. \nThere are over 1000 presenters including Gabor Mate\, Tara Brach\, Sharon Salzberg\, Stephen Porges\, Peter Levine\, Uma Dinsmore-Tuli\, Kathleen Booker\, Kristin Neff\, and many more. \nThe various streams include Yoga\, Meditation & Breathwork\, Dance & Creativity\, Ecology & Research\, Movement & Anatomy\, Trauma & Social Change\, Yoga\, Coaching & Therapy\, Martial & Healing Arts\, Leadership & Business\, Intimacy & Relationships. \nSign up for The Embodiment Conference HERE. \nAll live streaming sessions are totally FREE. And if you have the option to purchase the recordings if you choose later. \n  \nAbout Shelly: \nShelly is a physiotherapist\, yoga therapist\, educator\, author and pioneer of PhysioYoga with over 20 years of experience integrating yoga into physiotherapy within a variety of specialty areas including pelvic health\, chronic pain\, embodied compassion and professional burnout. She guest lectures at numerous yoga therapy and physiotherapy schools\, contributes to yoga research\, provides mentorship to health and wellness providers\, and offers onsite and online courses and resources for yoga and healthcare professionals and the general population. She considers herself a lifelong student and emphasizes the immense value gained from clinical experience and learning from the patients she serves\, the professionals she teaches\, and the colleagues with which she collaborates. Shelly has authored book chapters in yoga therapy and integrative rehabilitation textbooks and is the co-editor/author of the textbook Yoga and Science in Pain Care: Treating the Person in Pain. She maintains a clinical practice in Sylvan Lake\, Canada. Please visit www.physioyoga.ca to learn more.
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/the-embodiment-conference-online-enhancing-pelvic-floor-health-through-an-embodied-practice
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20201018T123000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20201018T143000
DTSTAMP:20260610T065219
CREATED:20200929T060222Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200929T060222Z
UID:4109-1603024200-1603031400@physioyoga.ca
SUMMARY:Pain Society of Alberta Virtual Conference: Yoga Therapy: A Contribution to Comprehensive Pain Care
DESCRIPTION:Yoga Therapy: A Contribution to Comprehensive Pain Care \nShelly Prosko\, PT\, C-IAYT \nDescription: \nPeople in pain are seeking yoga as a complement to their pain care. A growing number of medical professionals are recommending yoga to their patients and an increasing number of clinicians are integrating yoga into their professional practice. Clinicians and people in pain are in need of accessible and cost-effective treatment options that encompass an evidence-informed\, biopsychosocial\, patient-centered and empowering approach to chronic pain care. \nYoga therapy is a health practice that offers such an approach and is being more widely accepted and used as a viable therapeutic option perhaps partly due to the increase in evidence supporting the positive effects of yoga on patient outcomes\, function and quality of life in many populations with persistent pain and pain associated conditions. \nThis presentation will highlight yoga therapy and its value in comprehensive pain management including how it can serve to potentially fill some of the gaps we currently face in pain care. The presentation will point to the research supporting yoga in pain care and offer clinical pearls that can be immediately integrated into practice. \nAfter this presentation\, you will: \n\nGain an introductory understanding of yoga therapy and how it is differentiated from modern postural yoga.\nLearn how yoga therapy can contribute to evidence-informed comprehensive pain management and fill a variety of gaps.\nDiscover where to learn more and gain insight on how to refer your patients to an appropriate\, safe and chronic pain-informed yoga practice.\nLearn an accessible and practical technique and guidelines that can be immediately integrated into the clinic setting.\n\n  \nTo sign up for Shelly’s session and the entire Pain Society of Alberta Online Conference FOR FREE\, CLICK HERE. \n 
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/pain-society-of-alberta-virtual-conference-yoga-therapy-a-contribution-to-comprehensive-pain-care
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20201016T090000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20201018T170000
DTSTAMP:20260610T065219
CREATED:20200204T100605Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200204T104247Z
UID:3666-1602838800-1603040400@physioyoga.ca
SUMMARY:2020 Pain Society of Alberta Conference
DESCRIPTION:photo cred Wenhao Ji\, Unsplash \nThe 2020 Pain Society of Alberta annual conference takes place in the breathtaking Canadian Rockies. \n  \nJoin the invited 2020 Distinguished Conference Speakers\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDr. David Dodick\, a world leader in the field of headache and migraine from the Mayo Clinic in Phoenix\, Arizona.\nDr. Launette Rieb is a Family Physician certified by the American Board of Addiction Medicine and the Canadian Society of Addiction Medicine.    She is a Clinical Associate Professor at the University of British Columbia (UBC).\nDr. Samina Ali\, Professor\, Department of Pediatrics\, University of Alberta focusing on initiatives to improve children’s pain care.\nDr. Tara Packham\, Occupational Therapist\, Assistant Professor\, School of Rehabilitation Sciences at McMaster University.\nShelly Prosko\, is a Canadian physiotherapist\, yoga therapist\, author\, and educator advocating for the integration of yoga into modern healthcare.\n\n\nMore topics\, speakers and keynotes to come!\n\n\n\n\n\nWho should attend?\nAll healthcare providers including physicians\, physician specialists\, nurse practitioners\,\nregistered nurses\, licensed practical nurses\, pharmacists\, physical therapists\,\noccupational therapists\, psychologists\, social workers\, dietitians\, kinesiologists\,\npain researchers\, administrators.\nFor more information and to register: \nhttps://www.painab.ca/
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/2020-pain-society-of-alberta-conference
LOCATION:Chateau Lake Louise\, 111 Lake Louise Drive\, Lake Louise\, Alberta\, T0L 1E0\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20201014T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20201014T183000
DTSTAMP:20260610T065219
CREATED:20201008T020049Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201008T020049Z
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SUMMARY:Yoga and Science in Pain Care: Book Club Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Chapter 2: Current Research in Yoga and Pain \nIn this session\, Dr. Steffany Moonaz will present the recent trajectory of yoga research\, the state of the research on yoga for pain and why yoga therapy research matters. It will also touch on general trends\, limitations\, and future directions of yoga research. The basic concepts of evidence-informed practice and its use in yoga therapy will be addressed\, and a case study will be used to demonstrate the importance of research literacy and reporting transparency for stakeholders including yoga therapists and yoga therapy consumers. \nTo register for just for Chapter 2 with Dr. Moonaz\, Shelly\, Neil and Marlysa\, CLICK HERE \n\nThis webinar is part of a larger webinar series. You can choose to register for individual sessions or you can register for the entire series at a discount.  \nThe full book club webinar series consists of all 15 chapters. \nDetails and to sign up for the full bundle (best price option) CLICK HERE. \nLearning Objectives for Chapter 2:\n\nDescribe the general trend in yoga research over the last twenty years.\nList major strengths and challenges in yoga research related to chronic pain.\nDefine evidence-informed practice and explain its relevance to yoga therapy.\n\nHere is the description for the entire 15-part Book Club webinar series:\nAre you looking for ways to better help people in pain? If you are\, you’re not alone. It is estimated that over 1.5 billion people worldwide are affected by chronic pain. That’s 20.5% of the world population that is suffering and needs your help. \nJoin Neil Pearson\, Shelly Prosko and Marlysa Sullivan\, the co-editors of Yoga and Science in Pain Care\, and 8 co-authors for the first-ever 15-part book club webinar series that will take place once per month over 15 months. \nThis book club webinar series is intended for:\n\nPractitioners including yoga therapists and healthcare practitioners interested in integrating yoga with their persistent pain population to expand their approaches in clinical practice\nYoga teachers interested in understanding aspects of the science behind yoga and pain\nMedical/healthcare professionals who want to better understand pain or want to integrate yoga and mind/body practices\nMind/body contemplative practitioners/researchers/clinicians who want to better understand the science around pain and how yoga as a mind/body practice works with people in pain\nYoga practitioners or integrative health consumers who want an in-depth read with practical knowledge in this field.\nYoga therapist programs and medical university/college programs that require online course study in pain care\nSchools that have online mind/body programs as stand-alone modules or as part of medical programs and other mind-body institutions.\nPeople suffering from pain\, particularly those keen about learning some practices to help with pain self-care and who want to learn more about the value of integrating pain science and yoga\n\nWe also hope that this series will help bring together yoga therapists and health professionals. There is value in blending science and yoga therapy in pain care – for the person in pain\, for the health professional\, and for the yoga professional. \nLearning Objectives for the Full Series:\n\nDescribe the complexity of pain including the lived experience of pain and the science surrounding pain.\nLearn how yoga philosophy and practices can be used as an effective and evidence-informed intervention and provide a biopsychosocial-spiritual framework in pain care.\nPractice\, experience and examine the application of yoga principles and practices in pain care that demonstrate addressing all aspects of the person in pain and the complex components of pain. Examples of case studies will be provided.\n\n\n\n\nImportant Notes:\nAll webinars will be recorded and made available on Embodia Academy. \n**If you purchase the webinar bundle\, you will be provided with complimentary access to all recordings and all resources provided during the live sessions.  \nQuestions? Reach out to support@embodiaapp.com \n 
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/yoga-and-science-in-pain-care-book-club-webinar-series
LOCATION:ONLINE
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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SUMMARY:Online Accessible Yoga Conference - Accessing the Benefits of Yoga in Pain Management: Panel Presentation
DESCRIPTION:Accessing the Benefits of Yoga in Pain Management: Panel Presentation \n \nJoin in on this panel discussion with Shelly Prosko\, Marlysa Sullivan\, and Matthew Taylor\, 3 of the authors of the ground-breaking white paper\, “How Yoga Therapy Serves in Comprehensive Integrative Pain Management.” \nThe focus of this discussion will highlight the barriers to access of services\, the limitations of training for yoga professionals\, and practical action steps for increasing pain literacy and access for all stakeholders. \nThis promises to be an engaging and aspirational discussion for anyone interested in expanding yoga access for people living with pain. \nFrom Accessible Yoga: \nDo you share our love for yoga? Our passion for removing the barriers that keep people from practicing? Then we hope you’ll join our global community for the first ever online Accessible Yoga Conference! \nThrough our connection\, we can share the message that the transformational practices of yoga are available to everyone. \nBy working together we can address the ways that yoga has not been shared equally\, and how so many people have been excluded or left out. \nTo register for the Online Accessible Yoga Conference and to join our Panel Presentation on accessing the benefits of yoga in pain management CLICK HERE.
URL:https://physioyoga.ca/event/online-accessible-yoga-conference-accessing-the-benefits-of-yoga-in-pain-management-panel-presentation
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Workshops,Yoga Classes
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