Yoga Although it is becoming more popular in the west, most rehabilitation professionals are not aware of its therapeutic uses.
Betsy Shandalov – Yoga for Therapeutic Rehabilitation, Learning New Tools & Expanding Your Practice
Yoga Applications throughout the Lifespan
Yoga Although it is becoming more popular in the west, most rehabilitation professionals are not aware of its therapeutic potential. This recording was specifically created for therapists! Yoga can be used in almost any setting to expand your therapeutic repertoire, and to improve client function. This is a very useful resource. for Both adults and children can benefit from it. Yoga therapy can even be used to assist clients that therapists have the most difficulty helping!
Yoga for Therapeutic Rehabilitation You will be able to draw on your knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and psychology to help you plan treatment. for Multiple sclerosis and other neurological issues are common among clients. You will discover innovative ways to use props and equipment to assist your clients’ therapeutic outcomes. You will view group breakout sessions in which you will discover ways to maximize function using yoga postures for There are many different settings that clients can use. You will see health care differently if you incorporate yoga into your therapeutic practice. This is a great opportunity to offer yoga as a treatment option to your clients.
This recording was created for for People of all levels can use this recording. You do not need to be experienced with yoga to be able to watch this recording or integrate its benefits with clients!
- Learn how yoga can improve your nervous, muscular, and cognitive systems for Both children and adults can be served.
- Practice Active and restorative poses. We outline what props you should use for There are many reasons to do them.
- Describe how yogaic breathing can affect the immune and pulmonary systems.
- Learn how yoga therapy can relieve pain.
- Yoga can be used to increase muscle and joint stability.
- Describe the differences between restorative and active poses, and give examples of the therapeutic benefits.
- Correctly determine the best way to position a client who has a disability using restorative positions.
- Discover how pranayama or positioning can benefit your clients’ overall well-being.
- Demonstrate the use of props to facilitate deep relaxation and basic yoga sequences. for modification depending on client’s diagnosis.
- You can create customized client treatment plans that include yoga.
Why? Yoga You can also use it as a Therapeutic Modality?
- What is yoga?
- Understanding Integrative Medicine
- Examine the body systems and their interactions
- Learn about the different types of yoga, and how yoga therapy helps your body.
- Neuroplasticity of brain and eye, as well as brain exercises for Children and adults
- The Nervous System – Pain control
- How yoga can comfort clients suffering from pain
Anatomy Therapeutic Yoga: Cardiopulmonary system
- Review of the pulmonary anatomy (case study).
- Proper breathing and its many benefits
- Pranayama types
- Breathing exercises
- Therapeutic Your children and your adults can breathe together
- Pranayama: When should it be used? for Children and adults
- Define breathing and position
- Upright
- Side-Lying in bed
- Wheelchair
- Standing
- Study of a group pranayama practice, standing and seated pose demo
Anatomy Therapeutic Yoga: Musculoskeletal system
- Posture, nerve and muscle communication
- Anatomy of the hip and shoulder joints
- Opening the joint door: Muscle and body balance
- Practical applications for Diagnostics
- Secondary disabilities and the consequences of secondary disabilities, dissecting how they affect movement
- spasticity
- hypotonicity
- muscle imbalance
- Yoga Use it as medicine for Children and adults from dependent clients to active customers
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Asana Treatment and Application
- Asana poses
- The science behind restorative vs. activate poses and how the body responds
- Decide between restorative vs. active poses for Treatment
- Study of case studies in various settings: hospitals, schools, etc.
- Active poses
Poses: Props for Our Patients
- Restorative poses
- What can resting positions do for clients with disabilities? (Case Study for Client with Cancer)
- Props and their importance in assisting your clients with elongation, extension and elongation of the body
- Photos of active and supported yoga poses for Clients with diverse disabilities
- Props for Theraputic use to treat spasticity, weakness, imbalance, abnormal tone, or other symptoms
- How can you tell if your client is in need of active or resting positions and how much?
- Is the client sitting, standing, or in a wheelchair?
Case Study Presentations and Pose Lab
- Practice You can experience the therapeutic benefits from a restorative pose as compared to an active one.
- Use props in visuals and poses
- Take a look at 5 case studies to find the best poses. for Clients
- Therapeutic Each pose has its own benefits for Every diagnosis and every contraindication
- What props are best for Each pose and their why
Yoga And Expanding Client treatment
- You can find the following services in your area: Inpatient, outpatient and home health.
- Through the entire lifespan
- Give the client a gift for the community
- Recent studies in medicine, yoga and other disciplines
- Yoga Future of health care
- Yoga The Integrative Medicine team
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Course Features
- Lectures 1
- Quizzes 0
- Duration Lifetime access
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 0
- Assessments Yes
