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PHOENIX RISING YOGA THERAPY
with Kate Bentley
| Level 1 September 6-10, 2013 CANCELLED Friday: 5:00-8:00 p.m., Saturday-Tuesday: 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. TUITION $595 ($545 if paid in full one month before opening session) 4 Days / 32 CEUs
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Level 2 September 6-11, 2014 Saturday-Thursday: 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. TUITION $795 ($745 if paid in full one month before opening session) 6 Days / 42 CEUs |
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You will learn to guide clients safely to the edge of deep physical sensation. Here, with awareness focused on those sensations, you enter into dialogue. Rather than try to fix anything, you simply help clients listen to their body's wisdom — listen without judgment or a need to change — which helps release underlying emotions or beliefs that often manifest in chronic aches and pains.
Kate Bentley, Director, Student Support and Community Outreach Coordinator, is a Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy Practitioner and Teacher. Kate, along with Jen Munyer, currently runs the Phoenix Rising Training Center. She also has a private Yoga Therapy practice in Bristol, Vermont. Kate has been practicing yoga for over ten years and when she’s not immersed in Phoenix Rising she’s outside exploring, crafting or hula hooping. Jennifer Munyer, MA, LMT has been immersed in the study and practice of yoga for the past decade. In her first forward bend, she had an experience that piqued her curiosity about the relationship between her thoughts and patterns and how they show up in her body. This curiosity was the cornerstone for all her studies, including a BS in Psychology from the University of Florida, a 700-hour massage therapy certification, an MA in Health Arts and Sciences from Goddard College and, of course, a complete immersion into the Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy philosophy and practice. She is certified as a Professional Practitioner, a Phoenix Rising Yoga Teacher and a Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy Group Facilitator. She is honored to be able to support this organization by teaching programs and assist in the daily operations of programming. |
In Level 1, you will be introduced to the principles and practice of Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy. Much of the learning is experiential, including how to apply techniques for assisting clients in yoga therapy postures. You will also gain an understanding of each posture's metaphysical significance and how it is used to support the transformation process. Precautions, physical benefits, counter postures, variations, preparation, and transitions are also covered. You will learn how to guide clients in a body scan to determine areas of tension and freedom and general guidelines for yoga therapy sessions.
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Level 2, the focus is on dialogue techniques and refining
skills learned in Level 1. Once again you will have an opportunity to
deepen your own growth through applied practice sessions. You will
learn different approaches to dialogue used to enhance mind-body
consciousness and how to deepen the yoga therapy experience by
increasing awareness. You will also be taught an integrative process
for helping clients open to transformational opportunities through
attunement to their own inner guidance and how to use the yoga therapy
session as a vehicle for working with the transformation process.
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Phoenix Rising Yoga Teacher Training
MODULE B DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED Friday-Monday: 6:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Tuesday-Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. TUITION $1095 ($1045 if paid in full one month before opening session) 8 days / 85 CEUs If you have interest in the path of Yoga Teacher training - either to become certified as a 200-hour Yoga Alliance approved teacher, or if you already have a 200-hour certification and want to layer on the Phoenix Rising Therapeutic approach to group yoga classes - Module B is the final component to your certification. Further develop your skills in leading a dual process that focuses on both the physical experience as well as the inner therapeutic experience of your class participants. Practice giving clear posture directions that offer students an open-ended experience. Learn to create thematic approaches to your classes and to adapt your class to accommodate different populations, settings and styles of yoga.
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