Complete class listing | schedule SCHEDULE 2013 SPRING and SUMMER
The Rocky Mountain Institute of Yoga and Ayurveda
SPRING SCHEDULE 2013
**please note that if you missed the Ayurvedic Medicine 1 class but
would still like to join us for this semester, we do have the class
recorded.
THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE OF YOGA AND AYURVEDA
info@rmiya.org /www.rmiya.org/ 303-499-2910
We admit students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to
all of the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally
accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not
discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin
in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, or
any other school administered programs
Rocky Mountain Institute of Yoga and Ayurveda
Spring Semester 2013 Courses
Level I Courses and Programs
Please note: Students entering the Ayurvedic Medicine and Yoga Therapy program in this semester should plan to register for YTT 200 (if not completed at another institution), Ayurvedic Medicine II, and The Pancha Karma and Shat Karma Therapist’s Training Program. If the student already has a YTT certificate, he/she may elect to take the Preparation of Ayurvedic Herbs and History of Ayurveda course as well as the Ayurvedic Medicine I and Pancha Karma/Shat Karma Therapists training program during the first semester.
225-hr Yoga Teacher Training Feb 1-Jun 2
5 residential weekends Fri 5:00-Sun 7:00 pm,
plus every Wed eve (choice of Fort Collins or Denver locations) Feb 6-May 22.
Faculty: Sarasvati Buhrman, Ph.D., Hansa Knox, Ena Burrud, Shar Lee, and Santosh Powell
This certification training program is designed to 1) deepen the student’s experience, understanding, and skill in Yoga practice, 2) enable the graduates of the program to authentically, competently, and confidently teach beginning Yoga, and 3) meet the 200-hr training requirements for Yoga Alliance registry. Course content includes instruction in asanas, pranayama, meditation, cleansing practices, Sanskrit pronunciation and chanting, Yoga philosophy, the Ayurvedic basis of Hatha Yoga practices, anatomy/physiology, subtle body theory, teaching methodology, and practicum (student teaching). For all students who are not already 200-hr certified, it is a required pre-requisite for entry into RMIYA’s Yoga Therapy Professional Certification Program, and for RMIYA’s Ayurvedic Medicine and Yoga Therapy Practitioner’s Certification Program.
Weekend location: Sunshine Mountain Lodge, on highway 7 between Lyons and Allenspark, Co. Feb 1-3, Apr 5-7, April 26-27. May 31-Jun 2. Mar I-3
Early bird price $2975 if paid by Jan 15, otherwise $3075; includes all fees except textbooks.
Ayurvedic Medicine I: Overview of Ayurveda (45 hrs/3 cr)
Feb 8-10 and 22-24 Fri-Sun 12:30-6:30 pm.
Instructor: Sarasvati Buhrman, Ph.D.
An introduction to the basic concepts of Ayurvedic Medicine, including Samkhya philosophy, which explain the world view and the workings of Ayurveda. A beginning overview of the field including definitions of health, Ayurvedic anatomy and physiology; causes and symptoms of imbalances, and the process of development of disease. Instruction in practical skills of assessment of prakriti and vikrti, including pulse and tongue diagnosis. A beginning understanding of the basic healing modalities of the Ayurvedic medicine toolkit: lifestyle, diet, therapeutic Yoga, panchakarma, and properties and uses of approximately 60 herbs. Course available by recording. This course is a pre-requisite for all other Ayurveda courses offered at RMIYA.
Location: 5757Central Ave, Boulder, Co 80301.
Early bird price $675 if paid by Jan 15th, otherwise $750.
Level II Courses and Programs
A Journey of Significance: The History of Ayurveda (45 hrs/3cr) Jan 25-28
Instructor: Bharat Vaidya, B.A.M.S., M.D
Ayurveda is the world’s oldest still-in-practice health care system, and this course is designed to enable students to place in proper context the discoveries and developments which span approximately four thousand years of history. Course includes ethnobotany of pre-Vedic India; Vedic culture and the development of early Ayurvedic principles; first medical texts: contributions, additions, and disparities in thinking between the three main founders and their students; early CE to Madhava Nidana; Medieval Period; Ayurveda under the Moghul Empire and the British Raj; Ayurveda in Modern Times. Prerequisite: Ayurvedic Medicine I. Course can be attended by skype and/or available by recording.
Location: 2082 Grayden Ave, Superior, Co
Early bird price $675 if paid by Jan 4, otherwise $750
225-hour Ayurvedic Pancha Karma and Yogic Shat Karma
Therapist Certification Training Program March 22-June 9 (60 hrs/4cr)
Faculty: Sarasvati Buhrman, Ph.D., Bharat Vaidya, B.A.M.S., M.D., Kate Fotopolous, and Anupama Vaidya.
The purpose of this training program is two-fold: 1) to provide students in the 1600-hour Ayurveda and Yoga Therapy Practitioner’s Training Program, as well as graduates of the Level II 950-hr Yoga Therapy Professional Certification Program with the training they will need to carry out the therapies of Ayurvedic Pancha Karma and/or Yogic Shat Kriya as part of their professional practice of Ayuvedic Medicine and/or Yoga Therapy, and 2) to provide students who are primarily interested in Ayurvedic body therapies and do not wish to become Ayurvedic practitioners or Yoga Therapists with the understanding and skills they will need to carry out bodywork therapies under the supervision or referral of an Ayurvedic practitioner or Yoga Therapist. Pre-requisite: Ayurvedic Medicine I. This training should be completed by 1600-hr program students as soon as possible during their first year; by 950-hr YTT program students at the end of their first year.
Please note: Level II Yoga Therapy students who are not enrolled in the Ayurvedic Medicine and Yoga Therapy Program are not required to take the Body Therapies internship section of the course, the Special Foods for Seasonal Therapies and Pancha Karma, or the Rasayana section of the training. Additionally, starred sections of the program listed below may be taken separately by noncredit students who have completed the pre-requisite course; contact RMIYA for cost of individual sections of the training.
Special Foods for Seasonal Therapies and Pancha Karma* (15hrs/1cr)
March 16-17. Location: 2082 Grayden Ave, Superior, Co
Early bird price $255 if paid by Feb 20, otherwise $280; price includes material fees.
Ayurvedic Body Therapies I: Marma Chikitsa* (30 hrs/2cr)
Mar 22-25 location:
Early bird price $450 if paid by March 1, otherwise $500.
Ayurvedic Body Therapies II: Garshan, Abhyanga, Shirodhara, and Udvartina* (45 hrs/3cr) April 13-14, 20-21; location: 5757 Central Ave, Boulder, Co 80301
Early bird price $700 if paid by March 20, otherwise $775; price includes material fees.
Ayurvedic Pancha Karma and Yogic Shat Karma (Kriya) Practices (60 hrs/4cr)
Tue eves 7:00-9:30 Mar 12, Mar 26, Apr 9, Apr 30, May 7, May14, and May 21,
Location: 5757 Central Ave, Boulder, Co; and
Sat mornings May 4, 11, and 25, location: TBA
Early bird price $950 if paid by Feb 20, otherwise $1050; price includes material fees.
Rasayana: The Art of Rejuvenation* (30 hrs/2cr) June7-9
Location: 2082 Grayden Ave, Superior, Co
Prerequisite: Ayurvedic Medicine I.
Course can be attended by Skype and/or recording avaible.
Early bird price $490 if paid by May 20, otherwise $540; price includes material fees.
Preparation of Ayurvedic Herbs and Medicines (Aushadkriya)
Mar 2-3, 9-10. (30 hrs/2cr)
Bharat Vaidya, B.A.M.S., M.D
The traditional methods of collecting, preparing, and purifying common plant and mineral substances according to Ayurvedic methods, as well as the rationale for doing so, and an understanding of the historical development of Aushadh Kriya through the Samhitas. The course includes assessing quality of herbs and minerals and determining correct dosage, ancient measures and their modern equivalents, and comparisons with modern pharmaco-dynamics. This hands-on class will cover ways in which preparation methods can be used to increase the effectiveness of herbs and to render selected minerals safe, and which types of preparations are most effective in which types of situations. Chyvan prash, purification of common minerals, including sulfer and borax, and alcohols, cough syrups, and other medicines will be prepared by class participants.
Prerequisite: Ayurvedic Medicine I. May be taken either in the first or second year of training (see note above).
Location: 2082 Grayden Ave, Superior, Co.
Early bird price $500 if paid by February 20, otherwise $550 includes supplies
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Upcoming Level II Programs in Summer:
Level II programs require completion of at least one prior program. They may be taken during the first year.
Yoga Therapy Professional Certification Training Level I (350 hours)
Mid June- early July; early- mid August. Daily 12:30-6:30 pm.
Training includes courses and in History and Scope of Yoga Therapy, Ayurvedic Assessment and Recommendation for Yoga Therapists, Yoga Psychology, Healing Dynamics of the Breath, Reading and Adjusting the Body for Yoga Asana Therapy, The Stress Response and Yoga, Restorative Yoga, Yoga Nidra, Body Systems and Pathology, Yoga Therapies for Metabolic Syndrome, Diabetes, Weight-Loss, Cancer, Repetitive Strain Injuries, Musculo-Skeletal Disorders, Depression, Anxiety, and other mood-related disorders, Client Management and Yoga Therapy research tools. Residential: Aspen Lodge near Estes Park, Co. Pre-requisite: YTT-200 certification.
500-hr Yoga Teacher Training Part I. Mid June-early July, same as the June session of Yoga Therapy Professional Certification Training Level I, above, but also includes morning instruction in Yoga Practices and Teaching Methodology 6:30-10:30 a.m.
Residential: Aspen Lodge near Estes Park, Co. Pre-requisite: YTT-200 certification.
SUMMER 2013
Ayurvedic Medicine Family Health Care Intensive
14 days in July.
Faculty: Sarita Shrestha, B.A.M.S., M.D., Bharat Vaidya, B.A.M.S., M.D,
Sarasvati Buhrman., Ph.D., Terra Rafael, Shar Lee.
Includes courses in Ayurveda for Infants and Children; Women’s Health Care Through Ayurveda, Men’s Health Care Through Ayurveda, and Gerontology. May be taken either the first or second summer of training. Pre-requisite: Ayurvedic Medicine I and Pancha Karma Therapist’s Certification Program. Recommended: Ayurvedic Medicine II. Courses can be attended by Skype and/or recordings available.
$250 per class; Gerontology $375
Level III Courses and Programs
Level III courses have multiple pre-requisites and are taken in the second year of training for full-time students.
Ayurvedic Nutrition II: Foods for Healing Disease (15 hrs/1cr)
Bharat Vaidya, B.A.M.S., M.D and Anupama Vaidya, M.S.
Classical Principles of Ayurvedic Nutrition as relate to the management of specific diseases. Hands on preparation of specific dishes and decoctions which are famous in traditional Ayurveda as treatments for specific diseases. Prerequisite: Ayurvedic Medicine I, Ayurvedic Pathology I, Ayurvedic Nutrition I.
Program Tentative dates: Feb 16-17.
Location: 2082 Grayden Ave, Superior, Co.
Course price $260 early bird or $290 otherwise.
Ayurvedic Pharmacology: Nighantu (90 hrs/ 6 cr.)
Bharat Vaidya, B.A.M.S., M.D.
Continuing class, qualified new registrants must take the first sessions via recording. Using herbs covered in classical Nighantu texts as a background, this course additionally introduces basic concepts from western pharmacology such as therapeutic index, measures of toxicity, and measures of safety and efficacy. The student is also introduced to the biochemistry of important active ingredients in medicinal plants, as well their absorption, transport, metabolism, and excretion. Principles of administration and drug-herb interactions will be covered in depth. Prerequisites: Ayurvedic Medicine I and Preparation of Ayurvedic Herbs.
Dates as follow: Jan 19-20, Feb 9-10, Feb 23-24, Mar 23,24.
(first 2 classes were done in fall and are available by recording)
Location: 2082 Grayden Ave, Superior, Co.
$1500
Ayurvedic Pathology II: A Study of Madhava Nidana
Bharat Vaidya, B.A.M.S., M.D (105 hrs/ 7 cr.)
An in-depth approach to a major text of Ayurvedic disease diagnosis, correspondences between Ayurvedic and modern descriptions of diseases, and their treatments. Prerequisite: Ayurvedic medicine I, Ayurvedic medicine II, Ayurvedic Pathology I, Preparation of Ayurvedic Herbs and Medicines, and Ayurvedic Pharmacology. Strongly recommended: Introduction to Sanskrit.
Tentative dates: Apr 6-7, 20-21, 27-28, May 4-5, May 18-19, Jun 1-2, and two weekends TBA. Course can be attended by Skype and/or recordings available.
Tuition: $ 1500 early bird price otherwise $1700
Upcoming Level III Programs in Summer:
Yoga Therapy Professional Training Program part II
Introduces the second year of training required to meet the 800-hr educational standards of the International Association of Yoga Therapists. Training includes additional practicum work in Structural Yoga and advanced Yoga nidra work (June); as well as Teaching Therapeutic Groups, Counseling skills, Ethical, Business, and Legal Concerns in Yoga Therapy practice, and Yoga Therapy research skills (August).
Prerequisite: Yoga Therapy Professional Certification Training, Level I.
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SPRING SCHEDULE 2013
Jan Level I Courses Level II Courses Level III Courses
19/20 NIGHANTU
25, 26, 27, 28 Hist Ayur (Bhar) 9-6:30
Feb
1-3 YTT 200
8, 9, 10 Ayur Med I (Sarasvati) $675 EBP or $750
9/10 NIGHANTU
16, 17 cooking for diseases (Vaidya) $255 EBP or $280
22, 23, 24 Ayur Med I (Sarasvati)
23, 24 NIGHANTU
Mar
1-3 YTT 200
2.3 Prep Ayur Herbs(Bhar) $500 EBP or $550
9/10 Shivaratri Prep Ayur Herbs(Bhar)
16/17 Pk and seas diet (Sat, Sun) (Bharat) $255 EBP or $280
23, 24, 25 Ayur Body Ther I: Marma chakitsa (marma points (F-Mon)(Shar)
$450 EBP or $500
23, 24 NIGHANTU for advanced students
31 Sun EASTER
April
5/6/7 YTT 200 also MADHAV NIDAN
13/14 Ayur Body Ther II (Kate) $700EBP or $775 otherwise
20/21 Ayur Body Ther II Prac (Kate) MADHAV NIDAN?
26/27/28 YTT 200
26, 27 MADHAV NIDAN
May
4 vaman (S) (Sara)
4/5 MADHAV NIDAN
11 virechan (S) (Sara)
18 {vasti}
18/19 MADHAV NIDAN
25 nasya (S) (Sara)
June
May 31 JUNE 1/2 YTT 200
1-2 MADHAV NIDAN
7, 8, 9 Rasayana (Bhar) 9-6:30 each day $500 EBP or $550 otherwise
12-30 yoga therapy (first half) & 500 hr yoga teacher training (first half)
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Pk Tue eve classes 7-9:30 PM (5757 Central Ave, Boulder):
SHAT KARMA? PANCHA KARMA CLASS I $950 EBD or $1050 otherwise
Mar 12: Overview of Purva Karma, Pancha Karma, and Shat Karma; Preparation of
Individualised Medicated Oils
Apr 9: Methods of Snehan and Swedan
Apr 30: Yogic and Ayurvedic Methods of Vamana
May 7: Yogic and Ayurvedic Methods of Virechan
May 14: Ayurvedic Methods of Vasti
May 21: Ayurvedic Treatments for the Head: Methods of Nasya, Netra vasti
YTT Wed eve classes 5:30-9:00 PM (2 locations, Den and Ft Collins) Feb 6-May 22
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SUMMER 2013
Ayurvedic Nutrition II: Foods and Cooking for healing Disease (15 hrs/1cr)
FEB 16, 17 with Dr. Bharat Vaidya
Classical Principles of Ayurvedic Nutrition as related to the
management of specific diseases. Hands on preparation of specific
dishes and decoctions which are famous in traditional Ayurveda as
treatments for specific diseases. (Prerequisite: Ayurvedic Medicine I
and preferably Cooking and Nutrition I)
Tuition: $280 or Early Bird $255 by FEB 4, 2013
THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE OF YOGA AND AYURVEDA
info@rmiya.org /www.rmiya.org/ 303-499-2910
We admit students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to
all of the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally
accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not
discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin
in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, or
any other school administered programs
Faculty Bios
Dr. Sarasvati Buhrman Ph.D.
Dr Buhrman is a Senior Faculty Member at the Rocky Mountain
Institute of Yoga and Ayurveda in Boulder, Co (rmiya.org) and
adjunct professor at Metropolitan State College in Denver, Co. She is also
a former faculty member of the International Yoga College and
the Naropa Institute. She received her BS in Biology
at the College of William and Mary and studied genetics at the
graduate level at the University of California at Davis. She received
her Ph.D. in psychological Anthropology at the University of
Colorado, Boulder. A Yogic monastic in the Vairagi order and a
student of Yoga master Baba Hari Dass since 1976, she studied
Ayurvedic medicine and was qualified to practice by Professor R.P.
Trivedi of Benares Hindu University. She served for five years on the
board of the National Ayurvedic Medical Association and maintains a
private practice of Ayurvedic medicine and classical Yoga Therapy in
Boulder, Co. She is a member of the World Council of Yoga of the
International Yoga Federation. Her publications are available on her
website www.Ayurvedicsolutions.com.
Dr. Gary Brown, D.O.
Dr. Brown graduated from the University Of Health Sciences College Of
Osteopathic Medicine in Kansas City, Missouri. He has completed his
Internship at Tri-City hospital in Dallas, Texas and his residency in
Preventive/Occupational medicine at Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital in
Pontiac, Michigan. He is board certified. He studied Yoga with Baba
Hari Dass, and practices medicine at Sunflower Family Medicine Clinic
in Colorado Springs.his website is www.sunflowerfm.com
Dr. Bharat Vaidya, B.A.M.S., M.D.
Dr. Vaidya received his Ayurvedic medical training in Mumbai and earned his medical degree
in Belgium. Dr. Vaidya hails from an Ayurvedic lineage instrumental in
the establishment of modern Ayurvedic universities in India. He has
practiced medicine in India, Europe, and the U.S., including
obstetrics and gynecology. He specializes in the history of Ayurveda,
pharmacology, gerontology, rejuvenation, somatic psychology and other
branches of Ayurveda.
JUNE 7, 8 RASAYANA
JUNE 7, 8, 9 FRI 10-6,SAT 10-6, MON 10-6:
*Rasayana: The Art of Rejuvenation (30 hrs/2 cr)
Bharat Vaidya, B.A.M.S., M.D.
Rasayana, or Ayurvedic rejuvenation practices, are done after panchakarma
seasonal cleansings, after treatment of disease, after injury, in cases of
debility, and to combat aging and foster a long, healthy, productive life.
Rejuvenation can be as simple as taking certain life-extending plants or
minerals; or it can include regimens of special diets, seclusion, and
mantra, meditation, and other yoga practices. The course will explore
anti-aging and immuno-stimulant plants and their effects, types of rasayana
preprations and important rasayan formulas, lifestyle and diet supportive of
rejuvenation, kayakalpa and other seclusion practices. prerequisite:
Ayurvedic Medicine I. or equivalent
Location: 2082 Grayden, Superior, Co. Tuition Fee:
$525 or $475 if paid in full by April 22
SUMMER 2013
Rocky Mountain Institute of Yoga and Ayurveda presents
350-hr Yoga Therapy
Professional Certification Training
(500 hour Yoga Teacher Training can be run concurrently with this program
* the first half of the Yoga Therapy program is also part of our 500 hour Yoga Teacher Training
*those wishing to take the 500 hour will have an extra session in the mornings from 6:30am-10:30am each day
June 12-June 30 1 & Aug 2-21, daily 12:30-6:30, close to the Colorado Rockies
Professional training which is:
• Taught by a professional faculty of established Yoga therapists, physicians, and health professionals who are experts in their fields.
• Designed to train already- certified or registered Yoga teachers and Health Care Professionals with extensive Yoga background to become Yoga therapists
• Grounded in the classical traditions of Yoga and Ayurveda and in modern anatomically- based Yogas
• Comprehensive in its teaching methodology and content
• Intended to provide meaningful continuing education for Yoga teachers, and applicable in part to our 500-hr Yoga Teacher Training
Training sessions which cover:
• Asana, Anatomy, Pathology, and Ayurveda for Yoga Therapists
• Classical Yoga Psychology and Applied Yoga Psychology for Mental and Emotional Disorders
• Structural Yoga/ Applied Kinesiology training in reading and adjusting the body for Yoga Asana Therapy
• Stress-related Illnesses, Weight Issues, Metabolic Syndrome, Diabetes, Circulatory System Problems, and Insomnia
• Yoga Therapies for Allergies and Asthma, Cancer Patients, and Diseases of Aging
• Accidents and Injuries, and Repetitive Strain Injuries
• Client Management, Referral, Supervised Internship, Ethics, and Yoga Therapy Scope of Practice
Practices which include:
• Yoga asana therapy and restorative Yoga practices appropriate for fit, injured, and aging persons.
• Yoga Nidra and guided visualization techniques for achieving deep levels of physical and emotional relaxation, and healing.
• Pranayama and meditation techniques specific to specific conditions and doshic imbalances
• Yogic and Ayurvedic diets and lifestyle modifications appropriate to specific diseases
• The Shat Kriya practices of Hatha Yoga and their uses in disease management
• The use of Vedic Mantras for healing
You must be a 200-hr or 500-hr certified Yoga teacher to attend the Yoga Therapy Program.
Tuition Costs: $3475 plus commuters fee of $200, or $3275 if a non-refundable $900 deposit is paid by May 1st, 2013.(PLUS COMMUTERS FEE.)
Lodging and meals, additional for aprox $75 a day: which includes light liquids before morning meditation, brunch and dinner
For more information, email us at info@rmiya.org, or call us at 303-499-2910, or visit our website at www.rmiya.org. The Rocky Mountain Institute of Yoga and Ayurveda is a nonprofit, National Ayurvedic Medical Association (NAMA) approved school and is registered with the Yoga Alliance and the International Yoga Federation.
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Some Classes can be taken separately as long as you have the prerequiste for any given class
SCHEDULE
Yoga Therapy Certification Program Schedule for 2012
Session 1: Skills Training (all classes in session I count toward
fulfillment of requirements for YTT-500)
JUNE 14 (Thur) : The History and Scope of Practice of Yoga Therapy
(Sarasvati Buhrman, Ph.D.)
JUNE 15-18 (Fri-Mon) : Ayurveda for Yoga Therapists (Sarasvati Buhrman, Ph.D.)
JUNE 19 (Tues) : Shat Kriya morning practice session (Sarasvati Buhrman, Ph.D.)
JUNE 19 AYURVEDIC ASSESMENTS PRACTICUM
JUNE 20-23 (Wed- Sat) : Reading and Adjusting the Body in Yoga Asana Therapy
(Mangala Warner, M.S.)
JUNE 24 (Sun) Reading the Body Practicum with Mangala
JUNE 25, 26 (Mon-Tues) : Yoga Psychology (Sarasvati Buhrman, Ph.D.)
JUNE 27 (Wed) : Restorative Yoga (Hansa Knox)
JUNE 28 (Thur) : The Stress Response and Yoga (Sarasvati Buhrman, Ph.D.)
JUNE 29 (Fri) : Healing Dynamics of Breath (Sarasvati Buhrman, Ph.D.)
JUNE 30-JULY 1 (Sat-Sun) : Yoga Nidra (Swami Brahmananda and Swami Dharmavati)
Session 2: Yoga Chikitsa: Yogic Treatment for Disease
AUG 2-5 (Thur-Sun) : Body Systems and Pathology (Felicia Tomasko, R.N.)
AUG 6-7 (Mon-Tues) : Metabolic Syndrome, Obesity, and Diabetes
(Sarasvati Buhrman Ph.D.)
AUG 8 (Wed) : Yoga Therapies for Asthma and Allergies (Sarasvati Buhrman, Ph.D.)
AUG 9 (Thurs) : Varisaur Dhauti: Shat Kriya morning practice session
(Sarasvati Buhrman, Ph.D.)
AUG 10 (Fri) : Yoga Therapy for Repetitive Strain Injuries
(Deborah Quilter, M.A.)
AUG 11 (Sat) : Yoga Therapy for Frail Elders (Deborah Quilter)
AUG 12-13 (Sun-Mon) : Yoga Therapy for Cancer Patients (Jnani Chapman, R.N.)
AUG 14-15 (Tues-Wed) : Yoga Therapy for Accidents and Injuries
(Patricia Hansen, M.A.)
AUG 16-17 (Thurs-Fri) : Applied Yoga Psychology: Depression, Anxiety, and Other Mental and Emotional Disorders (Sarasvati Buhrman, Ph.D.)
AUG 18-21 (Sat-Tues) : Client Management and Closing Ceremony (Sarasvati Buhrman, Ph.D.)
AUG 21: Closing Ceremony 4pm or 5pm
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