Rehab Professionals: Bridging the Past with the Future CIC #1
Chris Crawford Kub and Staffan Elgelid
CIC #1a The ART of Living Well with Yoga: A Practical Application of Adaptive,
Restorative & Therapeutic Yoga for the Disabled and Those Who Care for Them,
Mary Jo Fetterly, ERYT-500 Dip Mass, Trinity Yoga
CIC #1b Integrating Neuroscience and Therapeutic Yoga for Inpatient Brain Injury
Rehabilitation and the Potential of Mobile EEG as an Assessment Tool, Neilly A.
Buckalew, MS, MSL, ND, MD, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation
CIC #1c Yoga Therapy: On the Front Line of Army Medicine, Kimberly Bridi RYT500,
Clinical Yoga Therapist, Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center
CIC #1d Acute Orthopedic Injuries: Yoga Therapy, the Missing Link in
Rehabilitation, Shelly Prosko, PT, PYT, CPI, Prosko PhysioYoga Therapy
CIC #1e Get Connected: Using Online Programs for Yoga Therapy Sessions, Shannan
Hansen, RYT500, Certified Yoga Therapist, Wello Online Yoga Instructor, Mind and
Body Yoga Therapy
CIC #1f Aqua Yoga as a Therapeutic Modality for Diverse Populations, Camella Nair
(Swami Nibhrtananda), E-RYT, PRT, AHE, Aqua Kriya Yoga
Mental, Emotional and Spiritual Health CIC #2a
Amy
Weintraub and
Susan Tebb
CIC #2a1 Yoga Therapy for Couples - Relationship Enhancement, Michael Lee,
MA, Dip. Soc. Sci., ERYT-500, Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy
CIC #2a2 Yoga Makes a Difference in the Dentist's Office, Jennifer Closshey,
CEHP, Yoga Alliance E-RYT500, Graduate Master Veda Studies - Chopra University,
Kripalu Yoga Graduate, IAYP Member, The Room
CIC #2a3 Mindful Resilience Program: Yoga Therapy for Stress Management and
Enhancing Resiliency for Law Enforcement, Mary Partlow Lauttamus, MSW, e-RYT
500, Maryland University of Integrative Health
CIC #2a4 Dealing with the Heart Quotient: A Collage of Fun Yoga Therapy to Combat
Depression and Violence in Adolescent Slum Kids: An Evidence-Based Approach, Anu Aggarwal MA Masters in Social Work, CY Certificate Yoga History and Teaching, AMT (Ayurvedic Music Therapy), ABM (Advanced Buddhist Meditation)
Come Face to Face with you, Akanksha for child education Mumbai, MET Mumbai
CIC #2a5 From Mat To Meal: A Therapeutic Yoga and Meal Program for Individuals with Eating Disorders, Maria Sorbara Mora, MS, CEDRD, PRYT, RYT
Body Connection, LLC
CIC #2a6 The Effectiveness of Yoga Nidra on Reducing Symptoms of Depression and Anxiety in a Psychiatric Population, Mandy Jordan, Ph.D.
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health, University of North Texas Health Science Center
Mental, Emotional and Spiritual Health CIC #2b
Ellen
Fein and Clare
Collins
CIC #2b1 Ayurvedic Yoga for Obesity Treatment with Yoga Novices and Diverse Populations, Jennifer Rioux, PhD, RYT, CAP,
University of New Mexico, School of Medicine
CIC #2b2 Yoga for Grief Relief - Skillful Tools Yoga Therapists Can Use in Their Practice, Antonio Sausys MA, IGT, CMT, RYT
CIC #2b3 YogaFit for Warriors Program, A Powerful Healing Practice for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Shaye Molendyke, Lt Col USAF, MA COunseling, ERYT- 200
Yogafit
CIC #2b4 Creating Virtual Integrative Health and Wellness Treatment Centers: A Community Outpatient Model for Integrating Eastern and Western Treatment, Elisabeth Crim, PhD, Licensed Psychologist, Certified Relax & Renew Yoga Trainer
Moonstone Center
CIC #2b5 Yoga at All Levels of the Mental Health Continuum of Care—Inpatient, Outpatient, Residential, and Partial Hospital, Heather Geis, M.D., RYT-200
Private Practice Child, Adolescent, and Adult Psychiatry
CIC #2b6 Is Yoga A Religion? The Benefits and Challenges of Teaching Yoga to Clergy and Vowed Religious Participating in Residential Treatment, Linda Varnam, RYT
Southdown
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In this 3 ½ hour seminar you will get an overview of Ayurvedic medicine and learn about the basic theories and practices that underpin
this ancient sister science to yoga. We will cover the knowledge base in the first hour and move into how Ayurveda overlaps and
compliments yoga and yoga therapy specifically in the final sessions. The seminar will be a balanced mix of lecture and experiential
offerings and will support Section 1.31 of the Standards: Knowledge of the basic perspectives on health and disease from yoga and
Ayurveda relevant to the practice of yoga therapy.
Presenters:
Peggy Kelley, The Austin Yoga Institute,
Suhas G. Kshirsagar, BAMS, MD (Ayurveda, India), Ayurveda Healing
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