31 Days 300 Hour Level Three Of Yoga Therapy Teacher Training Course In Rishikesh, India

Who is a Yoga Therapist?

Yoga therapist is a person who got certified according to competition of  particular specific education and able to perform the appropriate application of  teachings and practices of asana, pranayama, meditation, mantra, lifestyle changes in a therapeutic context in order to support a consistent yoga practice that will increase self-awareness and engage the client/student’s energy in the direction of desired goals.

What is the goal of Yoga Therapy?

The goals of yoga therapy include eliminating, reducing, or managing symptoms that cause suffering; improving function; helping to prevent the occurrence of underlying causes of illness; and moving toward improved health and well being.

What allowed to do for Yoga Therapist?

According to the International Association of Yoga Therapists, there are some limitations in the practice of certified yoga therapists. Here you can see what allowed to do for Yoga therapist and what, note:- INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF YOGA THERAPISTS

Benefits of Yoga therapy teacher training

-new opportunity in career

-a new level of yoga classes with a more individual way of health support

-learn more than 200 different diseases, it’s pathology, physiology, applied asana, pranayama, meditation, mantra support

-work more individually with clients and support their health issues

-become not only a simple yoga teacher but wellness & health consultant

-use yoga therapy methods to support your health and prevent sickness in your body

-be an expert in the treatment of scoliosis, kyphosis, lordosis and different types of back pain

-know which herbal therapy should be used by headache, cough, fatigue, depression

-learn how to prevent cold, flu, high blood pressure, diabetes with yoga methods

800 Hour Yoga Therapy Teacher Training Syllabus

When you finish Level I of the 800 hr training, you will also qualify for a Yoga Alliance RYT 500 Yoga Teacher. To get Yoga Therapist certification you will need to continue education in Level II & III programs.

Level I+II divided into Modules:

1. Muscle-skeletal disorders (spine, neck, hips, knees, shoulders) & Respiratory diseases

2. Gastrointestinal disorders and  Cardio-Vascular system disorders

3. Nervous and urogenital systems disorders

4. Sensor organs diseases and disorders

5. Psychic  and somatic disorders

6. Traumatic, professional and Cancer diseases

7. Ayurveda foundation in yoga therapy

8. Autoimmune diseases

Time Table for Level I & II 800 Hour Yoga Teacher Training:

• 06:00 – 06:30  Wake up and cleansing.
• 06:30 – 07:00  Shatkriya and herbal tea (yogic cleansing with Jala neti (special techniques of nose cleansing),
• 07:00 – 08:50  Yoga Therapy practical class
• 08:30 – 09:30  Pranayama: breathing exercises.
• 09:30 – 10:30  Breakfast: special yogic menu.
• 10:30 – 11:30  Ayurveda/teaching methodology/applied yoga Therapy
• 11:30 – 12:30 Yoga therapy theory class.
• 13:00 – 14:00  Lunch.
• 14:00 – 15:00  Free time.
• 15:00 – 16:00  Yoga anatomy/ therapeutic asana alignment and adjustment
• 16:00 – 17:30  Yoga Therapy instructed self-study/Yoga Therapy sequencing/work with the patient
• 17:30 – 18:30  Yoga Nidra/ Guided Meditation: guided relaxation practice, meditation, and concentration.
• 18:30 – 19:30  Dinner.
• 19:30 – 22:00  Free time.
• 22:00 – 06:00  Sleep.

Level III Time table will be discussed individually

Assessments:

• Give yoga therapy class to your peers under control of the teacher, give yoga Therapy sessions.
• A written theory test
• Short research work in Yoga Therapy
• Documented mentor supervised hours of classes and proper documentation of work in case of yoga Therapy practicum on place

Note:- Time table can be changed during to teaching process.

IAYT Competencies Covered

• Section 1. Yoga Foundations
• Category 1.1. Yoga Teachings and Philosophy
• Category 1.2. Yoga and the Mind 
• Section 2. Biomedical and Psychological Foundations
• Category 2.1. Anatomy and Physiology 
• Category 2.3. Psychology and Mental Health
• Category 2.4. Additional Knowledge 
• Section 3. Yoga Therapy Tools and Therapeutic Skills
• Category 3.1. Yoga Therapy Tools
• Category 3.2. Basic Principles of the Therapeutic Relationship
• Category 3.3. Principles and Skills for Educating Clients/Students 
• Category 3.4. Principles and Skills for Working with Groups 
• Section 5. Professional Practice
• Category 5.1. Ethical Principles
• Category 5.2. Legal, Regulatory, and Business Issues Pertaining to Yoga Therapy
• Category 5.4. Personal and Professional Development and Continuing Education 

Completion Requirements

Students have demonstrated an understanding of course learning objectives by their supervised or internship practicum, 85 %  attendance at all lectures, participation in practice teaching &  teaching sessions, and completion of written tests.

The special yogic menu is offered to satiate hunger pangs of the yogis participating here. Fresh and organic food is served three times a day. The liquid includes herbal tea and natural drinking water.

Meals:

• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

Beverages:

• Tea
• Water

• Bungee Jumping
• Cliff Jumping
• River Rafting
• Trekking
• Camping & Bonfire

• Certificate of yoga therapy teacher after successful completion of 800 H Level I+II+III, After Level I – 500 RYT, after Level I + II – Simple Certificate of Yoga Therapist 
• Theoretical and practical skills in the yogic treatment of common diseases.
• Mala (string
• of beads) energized by our Guru Ji Yogacharya Dr. S.K.Pandey, Ph.D. (Yoga & Naturopathy).
• accommodation.
• Wi-Fi.
• 3 times of yogic nutrition, beverages.
• Study materials.
• Cleansing Kit.
• Cleansing yoga session
• T-shirts (1) with symbolic of school.
• 1 excursion in Himalaya.
• 1 short aura check-up.
• 1 ayurvedic massage
• Accompanying and supporting during the time of staying in the Institute, the help provided 24 Hours.

• Pick up and drop
• Other ayurvedic procedures
• Ayurvedic doctor consultation
• Number of excursions more than mentioned above
• Detailed Aura check-up with providing written reports about Aura statement, disturbances in Aura if they are present, supporting methods and treatment advice of naturopathic specialist (the individual plan of asana postures, pranayama, herbs, meditative practice)
• Detailed horoscope assessment
• Extra night of accommodation
• Airfare
• Airport transfer
• Donation
• Local transportation
• Insurance
• Anything not mentioned in inclusions

From IGI Airport to Vedansha Institute of Vedic Science

After arriving at the IGI Airport, you can hire a cab directly for the retreat or you can go to the New Delhi railway station and take a train scheduled for Haridwar. After arriving in Haridwar, you can hire a cab or take a government bus scheduled for Tapovan.