Event Details
Gentle Somatic Yoga: Creating Freedom Through Somatic Awakening
Sep 18, 2019
9 am
Sep 18, 2019
5 pm
Continuing Education Units Health & Wellness Education Personal Development Physical Fitness & Movement Workshop & Education
Event Description

Workshop Overview:

Gentle Somatic Yoga is considered a journey of self-discovery and exploration. As the practice of yoga continues to become mainstream (fitness vs. wellness), people are searching for gentler, kinder, and nourishing ways to move.

In this workshop the emphasis will not be on stretching muscles, instead, we will be reprogramming them. This method goes to the root cause of all muscular pain and strengthens the brain-to-muscle connection.

This is a great introductory course for yoga teachers/therapists, bodyworkers, and movement educators. You will learn practical and effective skills that you can immediately incorporate into your classes and/or private practice.

This interactive and experiential workshop will cover the history, neuroscience, method, and philosophy of Gentle Somatic Yoga.

Participants will have a direct Somatic experience resulting in enhanced neurocircuitry (i.e. brain-to-muscle reprogramming) by coming out of Sensory Motor Amnesia and into Somatic Awakening. This direct experience will not only help participants but also can be shared with their family members, friends, clients, and students.

As a result of this course yoga teachers, yoga therapists, movement educators, bodywork practitioners, and the layperson will:

  • Learn a minimum of 10 corrective and therapeutic exercises, called Somatic Movement Flowsâ that they can immediately integrate into classes and/or private practices.
  • Expand their skill set for special populations such as corporate wellness, people recovering from injury, athletes that want to improve their performance, patient’s pre-or post-surgery, active seniors, beginning yoga students and more.
  • Discover why the technique of pandiculation is more effective than stretching a muscle for long-lasting results for people suffering from chronic pain and stiffness.
  • Rebuild neuropathways from the brain to muscle that will significantly increase flexibility, strength, and coordination.
  • Explore and embody the effects of techniques that will permanently erase tension-based patterns and other habits of holding stress in the body (soma).
  • Earn 6.5 Yoga Alliance CEUs
Location
Maryland University of Integrative Health
7750 Montpelier Road
Laurel, MD 20723
United States of America
Date/Time Information
Contact Information
Beth Romanski
bromanski@muih.edu
Fee/Admission
247