Full Moon Yin Yoga and Tibetan Bowls: Resonate with Stillness

Please register in advance, a Zoom link and passcode will be provided via confirmation email.

$25 (early bird exp. 2/23/21)
$32

Yin Yoga benefits connective tissue because postures are held, creating stillness in the mind, body, and spirit. That stillness can allow vibrations, energy, and prana (life force) to resonate within. During this workshop the healing vibrations of the Tibetan singing bowls will allow you to explore the powerful effects of Yin Yoga. Together we will create a space where the body, mind, and spirit are renewed and revitalized. Includes Yoga: All Levels

Jayadevi, E-RYT 500, is an Integral Yoga teacher with certifications in Hatha Yoga, Yin Yoga, Therapeutic Yoga, Accessible Yoga, and Meditation. As a classically trained dancer, she discovered the restorative powers of Yoga while recovering from an injury that ultimately shifted the course of her life. Inspired to share this gift with others, Jayadevi has remained devoted to the practice of Yoga and applies her experience in dance and movement therapy to all her classes. In addition to teaching Yoga, Jayadevi offers guidance in holistic healing by merging her passion for herbalism and aromatherapy with her diverse background in psychology, human development, and East Asian studies.
jayavati.com

Reverend Laksmi Scalise, IYM, RYT 500, is an Integral Yoga minister and teaches Intermediate and Advanced Hatha Yoga. In 1977 she began studying under Swami Bua Maharaj, whose students she taught whenever he traveled. She studies with Grand Gong Master Don Conreaux and is one of his senior teachers. She is also a Reiki master teacher, dowser, and astrologer. Using pendulums, crystals, and sound mantras, Laksmi performs shamanic chakra balancing and sound healing through the Integral Yoga Wellness Spa.

Holiday Stress Release – Pandemic Special Edition

$25, $35 | Please register in advance, a Zoom link and passcode will be provided via confirmation email.

Yoga Therapy Clinic presents:

This has been a stressful year already, and now it’s the holidays. What will they hold for you? You may miss some parties and traditions. The pressure of gift buying with financial unknowns may be a challenge. On the other hand, you may gain less weight and not have to make small talk with Uncle Grumpy.

The good news is you don’t have to let stress drain your holiday joy.

This workshop will teach simple tools to release holiday stress, including

  • Easy Yoga stretches to help reduce cravings for food, alcohol, etc.
  • Portable breathing techniques for stress release
  • Resilient attitudes to keep your peace amidst pandemic unknowns
  • Suggestions for pandemic events that focus on the Spirit of the holidays.

These techniques are easy to learn, quick to use, and can be done anywhere.
And doing them doesn’t cost a penny.

With a little stretching and simple positive thinking, you may find that you enjoy the holidays more than you thought you could.

“ This workshop gave me a wonderful road-map to the refuge of a calm mind.”
– M. Heron, New York, NY

Swami Vidyananda has been teaching Integral Yoga® since 1973. She has taught Yoga Stress Management for over 30 years around the world. She Co-developed and teaches the Integral Yoga Stress Management Teacher Training with Swami Ramananda.
Vidyananda founded the Integral Yoga Teachers Association (IYTA), currently serves as chairperson for the Integral Yoga Teacher’s Council. She is a certified yoga therapist with 40 years experience, and trained as a Hospital Chaplain.
Vidyananda lives at Satchidananda Ashram–Yogaville, VA. Her teaching is relaxed, humorous, and practical. When not in lockdown, she travels widely teaching Integral Yoga and Stress Management. See more at swamividyananda.com

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Satsang: Where Do We Go from Here?

By donation | Please register in advance, a Zoom link and passcode will be provided via confirmation email.

For months now, the news in the U.S. has been fixated on the US presidential election. No matter what the outcome, our world will still be plagued with problems and full of uncertainty. The deeper teachings of Integral Yoga can show us how to be firmly grounded and happy, and still make a difference in the world. Join us for a discussion of how our spiritual principles can guide us to lead a joyful and meaningful life regardless of the turmoil around us.

 

Swami Vidyananda has been teaching Integral Yoga® since 1973. She has taught Yoga Stress Management for over 30 years around the world. She Co-developed and teaches the Integral Yoga Stress Management Teacher Training with Swami Ramananda.
Vidyananda founded the Integral Yoga Teachers Association (IYTA), currently serves as chairperson for the Integral Yoga Teacher’s Council. She is a certified yoga therapist with 40 years experience, and trained as a Hospital Chaplain.
Vidyananda lives at Satchidananda Ashram–Yogaville, VA. Her teaching is relaxed, humorous, and practical. When not in lockdown, she travels widely teaching Integral Yoga and Stress Management. See more at swamividyananda.com

Swami Ramananda is the Executive Director of the Integral Yoga Institute in San Francisco and a greatly respected senior teacher in the Integral Yoga tradition, who has been practicing Yoga for over 45 years. Ramananda offers practical methods of integrating the timeless teachings and practices of Yoga into daily life, and transforming the painful aspects of human experience into steps toward realizing one’s full potential. He leads beginner, intermediate and advanced level Yoga teacher training programs in San Francisco, and offers a variety of programs in many locations in the U.S., Europe and South America. Ramananda co-developed the Stress Management Teacher Training program with Swami Vidyananda, has trained many teachers to bring Yoga into corporate, hospital and medical settings, and has taught mind/body wellness programs in many locations. He is a certified Yoga therapist and founding board member of the Yoga Alliance, a national registry that supports and promotes yoga teachers as professionals. He is a co-founder of The Spiritual Action Initiative (SAI) which brings together individuals committed to working for social justice for all beings and for the care and healing of our natural world. His warmth, wisdom and sense of humor have endeared him to many.

 

2020-10-19T15:37:30-07:00October 10th, 2020|Tags: |

LifeForce Yoga® to Manage Your Mood

DATE & TIME DETAILS:
Live Session with Amy Weintraub via Yogaville.org/programs

Saturday
7:30 AM – 9:00 AM PST (10:30 AM–12 PM EST)
11:30 AM- 3:30 PM PST (2:00–3:30 PM EST)

Sunday
7:30 AM – 9:00 AM PST (10:30 AM–12 PM EST)

In this online LifeForce Yoga® workshop, learn the power of an ancient discipline with current scientific findings to help you release what is no longer serving you—without a story attached! Join Amy Weintraub, author of the groundbreaking book Yoga for Depression, to guide you through evidence-based Yoga practices for managing your mood.

You will leave feeling refreshed, renewed, and excited about incorporating new tools into your home, teaching, or clinical practice to bring balance to the emotional and physical body.

You’ll practice:

  • Pranayama and kriya (breathing techniques) that regulate the emotions
  • Meditations that lift the mood
  • Sankalpa (affirmations)
  • Bhavana (guided visualizations)
  • Mantras (tones) that manage the emotions
  • Mudras (hand gestures) that affect different areas of the chakra system and the body
  • Yoga asana suitable for all levels

This program is accessible for all levels, including beginners. Health professionals and Yoga teachers will learn techniques not regularly taught in Yoga classes to help their clients focus, relax, and have greater access to their feelings.

In addition, you will have access to two recorded Yoga classes with Amy—one for depressed mood and one for anxious mood—and a recorded Yoga Nidra with Amy for mood, as well as the Ashram’s Live Hatha Yoga classes at 5 pm, recorded Ashram meditations, and inspiring talk with Sri Swami Satchidananda. You will also have access to an online social community to connect and communicate with other participants about this course.

CONTINUING EDUCATION (CE) Opportunities

Yoga Alliance (YA): Approximately 7.5 contact hours.
You can input your contact hours using your YA login information.
Integral Yoga Teachers Association (IYTA) can provide you a CE certificate with your program’s total contact hours for a $10 fee (free for IYTA members.) For more information, email membership@iyta.org.
Yoga Therapy: This is one of the elective modules to become certified as an Integral Yoga Therapist
International Association of Yoga Therapists (IAYT): Approved Professional Development (APD) course eligible for IAYT continuing education credits. (It is the students’ responsibility to request a certificate of completion and submit all required documents, hours, syllabus, etc. on the IAYT website.)

Fulfills the prerequisite for the LifeForce Yoga Practitioner Training.

 

TESTIMONIALS

“Amy was wonderful. I learned so much about meditation and breathing techniques. She taught Yoga that allowed us to meet on the mat in the exact mood we were in. Useful even if you aren’t in the mental health field.” — Courtney Little
“I have learned a tremendous amount about how Yoga can help manage mood both for myself and for my students. The atmosphere of the training was so inviting and warm, and it was wonderful to embrace the love that was coming from all the “Precious Beings” in the training. I will take away such valuable tools and memories from it all.” — Danelle Haymore
“LFY blends science and soul. It equips teachers, healers, therapists, and social workers with the knowledge and confidence needed to heal others suffering from mood disorders and trauma.” — Lindsey Wrable

Amy Weintraub, E-RYT 500, C-IAYT, MFA, YACEP
Amy is the founder of the LifeForce Yoga Healing Institute and has been a pioneer in the field of Yoga and mental health for over twenty years. She is the author of Yoga for Depression (Broadway Books), Yoga Skills for Therapists: Effective Practices for Mood Management (W.W. Norton), and numerous articles and book chapters. She offers professional trainings and workshops for mental health and Yoga professionals and speaks at medical and psychological conferences internationally. She is involved in ongoing research on the effects of Yoga on mood. Amy’s evidence-based LifeForce Yoga protocol is in use in healthcare settings worldwide and is featured…
Learn more about Amy Weintraub at yogafordepression.com.

2020-07-22T17:45:48-07:00July 17th, 2020|Tags: , , , |
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