Yoga for Stress Release APD – Continuing Education IAYT

Yoga based on the 5 Elements for healing and wellbeing – for Stress Release PTSD

You will receive guidance to release physical, emotional, psychological stress through a mindful therapeutic yoga practice.

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This practice supports people with PTSD, emotional stress, victims of verbal or physical abuse. It is a practice based on intention and compassion. The five dharmic elements: earth, water, fire, air, ether are directly linked to the five bodies.

This 20 hour continuing education course for yoga therapists focuses on providing a clear guidance and assessment to recognize the source of stress, to release it and to access a space of wellbeing through yoga practice. The seminar includes teachings, examples of the different levels of stress (physical, emotional, etc.) and how to guide students through a compassionate, healing practice.

You will receive clear tools to balance the five bodies and to access a space of peace, wellbeing. You have the opportunity to present three case study for evaluation.

Purification and alignment of the Five Elements and Five Bodies through DHARMI-YOGA®

We invite you to a continuing education training 20hrs

You will receive guidance to release physical, emotional, energetic, psychological stress through a mindful yoga practice.

This practice supports people with PTSD, emotional stress, victims of physical or psycho-emotional traumas, .. We all have experienced stress in a way or another. Molecules of stress stay stuck in our body continuing to affect our wellbeing, our response mechanism and mindset.

Dharmi-Yoga is a practice based on intention and compassion, rekindling the five bodies.

The five dharmic elements: earth, water, fire, air, ether are directly linked to the five bodies. This approach gives tools for a holistic dharmic transcendence.

DHARMI-YOGA is mindful healing oriented yoga focused on enhancing the overall wellbeing and balance of the yoga students.

Curriculum of the program:

Teachings about the 5 elements for healing and wellbeing
Introduction to holistic foot analysis to recognize imbalances and signs of PTSD
Learn to create an evaluation and to fill up a table to create a program with yoga sequences for healing, with pranayamas and asanas.
Learn yoga sequences and teachings methodology to balance the 5 elements in a holistic way

The online program includes:

Recorded videos with .pdf presentations, yoga sequences, teachings and quizz to support your integration (17 hours)
3 assessments 1:1 with the lead instructor of the program, through zoom classes and consultations (1 hour each class to support a clear understanding and to respond to any q/a)
Final evaluation after the realization of 3 reports with your students
Certification 20hrs APD

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christellechopard@dharmi.com

WhatsApp: +1-786-301-7324 (USA)

WhatsApp: +41(0)79 934 3287 (Switzerland)

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This 20 hour continuing education course for yoga teachers focuses on providing a clear guidance and assessment to recognize the source of stress, to release it and to access a space of wellbeing through yoga practice. The seminar includes teachings, examples of the different levels of stress (physical, emotional, etc.) and how to guide students through a compassionate, healing practice.

You will receive clear tools to balance the five bodies and to access a space of peace, wellbeing. You have the opportunity to present three case study for evaluation.

Through a continuous and mindful practice, we can allow ourselves to explore and balance the physical body. Relieving stress, while rekindling the connection between thoughts, heart, emotions, body and spirit. This is a balancing and aligning of our many worlds: the physical, etheric, emotional, mental, and spiritual.

Since birth, we have been programmed to adapt to external pressures and societal expectations. We receive cues from our environment, our community, and even some well-intentioned loved ones about social norms. We are taught to act and behave in a certain way, and we eventually experience a sense of disconnection from who we truly are. Even when we enter a yoga class, we may feel a need to fulfill the instructor’s expectations, achieve the perfect posture, or try to match the abilities of others. Eventually, this gap becomes exhausting, and a significant source of stress.

DHARMI YOGA® practice is a relief from this. With a focus on intention, we move into the five bodies. We experience breath, flow, movement, and a settling into asanas with integrity and oneness. We explore more of our authentic selves, allowing a holistic and mindful approach to practicing yoga. We find our way into the poses, much as we seek to find our way in life. We feel authentic, connected.

As a yoga teacher you will receive more tools for:

– personalized guidance to your students

– teaching skills in conscious communication

– alignments balancing the five bodies

– series adapted to the intention

– knowledge of the five bodies and their interconnectedness to support balance and harmonious evolution in the path of yoga.

As reference in yogic philosophies:

Sadh Guru offers introductions to the Five Elements in Yoga

The chant in kundalini yoga: Wahe-Guru supports the alignment of the Five Elements:

Wa- water element

He- air element

Gu-earth element

Ru- fire element

Silence before during and after- ether element

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Offered mainly in private or semi- private classes, DHARMI YOGA® draws upon the energies of five fundamental elements, and the universal laws of alignment in the seven dimensions.

The five elements in the DHARMI YOGA® practice consist of Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Ether. These key elements are integrated into the yoga practice with intention.

The element of Earth represents our foundation and grounding. Through this element, we explore the experience and rooting of our physical body.

Water represents our emotions and our interpersonal relationships. We explore and experience the channeling and flow of our feelings.

With Fire, we feel energy and the pulse of life within us. In the DHARMI YOGA® practice, the element of Fire represents action, direction, and the inner fire. We tune in to the natural rhythm of our heart.

The element of Air guides the breath, giving conscious direction. Through this element, we explore the depth and rhythm of the breath, and the connection between the mind’s thoughts and intentional breathing.

Ether is our spiritual realm. This element represents truth and divine light. We make peace, we allow time for contemplation, and we experience the interconnectedness of the five bodies.

We bring awareness to any obstacles surrounding our intentions through the DHARMI YOGA® practice. These may be our core beliefs, fears, or other attachments that hold us back. By observing our breath and rhythm, we allow our bodies to organically move from a place of acceptance and consciousness. We honor where we are in the present. Never forcing, we give space to release resistance and tension. By moving in this way, the proper pranayama is reached with grace and integrity, from our authentic inner selves.

Through the DHARMI YOGA® practice, we create room for stillness, and the chance to celebrate our connection with the Divine. We are able to shift our perception to an experience of acceptance as we choose between fear and love. We experience open hearts, connection, and a discovery of the authentic self.

Namaste,
Christelle Chopard
E-RYT500, C-IAYT
Founder DHARMI® Institute & Yoga School RYS500

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We offer private & semi-private classes, seminars providing CEU, Yoga Teacher Training RYS200

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