Events & Continuing Education
Linking the pieces between Sensory and Processing
This Live Webinar will allow clinicians to better identify fight/flight/freeze and how it can guide treatment across the lifespan by exploring their own sensory systems, live demonstrations, and activities that can be brought back to the clinic setting. Learn what yoga is and how to the use of different practices within yoga can be put into clinical practice. Understand the current research and science behind yoga/ mind body based practices.
Date: Saturday, January 16, 2020
You will receive a Certificate follow the completion of the course. Earned CE’s for this event will be automatically submitted to CE Broker for 2 Live Contact Units.
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Yoga for Scleroderma Teacher Training (18 hour)
Yoga for the Special Child® Continuing Education on Scleroderma and Arthritis is a comprehensive training course in teaching students of any age with Scleroderma or Arthritis. 18 hours of CEU’s approved for International Association of Yoga Therapists, Yoga Alliance, American Association of Occupational Therapy, Nevada Physical Therapy Board.
PRE-REQUISITE: one of:
200HR Yoga Teacher Training and 1 year teaching a population with special needs.Health background (PT, OT, RT, SLP, Nurse, Special Education Teacher) plus 1 year of consistent personal yoga practice.Yoga the Special Child Basic 1 Program plus 1 year of consistent yoga practice.
CURRICULUM includes:
The symptoms of Scleroderma, how relief is provided by yoga practice, safety issues, video and demonstration by Kathy Randolph with participants.The symptoms of Arthritis, how relief is provided by yoga practice, safety issues, video and demonstration by Kathy Randolph with participants.
Morning practice: participants experience a group class including students with Scleroderma and Arthritis. The use of Pranayama to improve circulation, digestion and sleep. The use of the Bandhas and Kriyas to relieve digestive issues in Scleroderma, safety issues, choosing the right technique for each case, how to teach the Bandhas and Kriyas. The use of props specific to the hand and wrist concerns of Scleroderma and Arthritis Hands on practice with fellow participants: teaching Hatha Yoga class to a person with Arthritis Hands on practice with fellow participants: teaching Hatha Yoga class to a person with Scleroderma Hands-on practice by participants with volunteers with Arthritis Hands-on practice by participants with volunteers with Scleroderma
Group discussion: definition of stages, building up the right Hatha Yoga class for each volunteer
AOTA Course Information
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For More Information: Contact the coordinator: Kathy Randolph, (775) 322-4600 kathy@yogaforscleroderma.com