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SUMMARY: Yoga\, Mental Health\, and What Science Has to Say
DESCRIPTION:Online Registration\n\nDepression is one of the most common mental health challenges in the world. \nThis research workshop will focus on depressive mood and ways that yoga has been scientifically shown to support mental health. Amy will discuss her experience with yoga and depression and some of the science behind it all with Dr. Sat Bir Singh Khalsa. Dr. Khalsa reviews the scientific rationale related to yoga and depressive mood. Amy shares the yogic practices that saved her life\, and can support folks who are experiencing depressive mood. \nOctober is National Depression and Mental Health Screening Month—a time to increase awareness of and conversations around mental health. This month\, Yoga Alliance is launching a new series of online workshops focusing on mental health\, including an in-depth look at depression\, suicide prevention\, and recovery from substance use disorders. \nIn these sessions\, Yoga Alliance brings together those who are studying and collecting data on the impact of practicing yoga with those who are applying the practice daily. If you’re interested to know how research backs what we all know about how the practice of yoga can change lives\, this series is for you. \nEveryone is welcome to attend\, especially those wanting to learn more about the practice and science of yoga. Yoga teachers of all levels are encouraged to attend. Mark your calendars for the following event and stay tuned for more in this series. \nThis program is free and open to everyone; it may be of specific interest to yoga teachers\, bodyworkers\, and healthcare professionals. \nSat Bir S. Khalsa\, PhD\nSat Bir S. Khalsa\, PhD\, is assistant professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School\, director of yoga research for Yoga Alliance\, director of research for the Kundalini Research Institute\, editor-in-chief of the International Journal of Yoga Therapy\, and coordinator of the annual Symposium on Yoga Research. \nHis published research on yoga for mental health in public schools and the workplace—for insomnia\, trauma\, chronic stress and anxiety disorders—and his roles as medical editor of the Harvard Medical School Special Report: An Introduction to Yoga and chief editor of the medical textbook The Principles and Practice of Yoga in Health Care have established him as a world-renowned yoga researcher\, collaborator\, author\, and speaker. \n\nAmy Weintraub\, MFA\, ERYT-500\, C-IAYT\, YACEP\n\nAmy Weintraub\, MFA\, E-RYT 500\, YACEP\, C-IAYT\, is the founder of LifeForce Yoga® and a pioneer in the field of yoga and mental health. She is the author of Yoga for Depression (Broadway Books) and Yoga Skills for Therapists (W.W. Norton) and numerous magazine articles and book chapters. Amy is trained in Internal Family Systems\, Level 2\, and collaborates with IFS-certified therapists to offer integrated programs of IFS and LifeForce Yoga. She has been a consultant for research on the impact of Yoga on mood\, and the evidence-based Yoga protocols for depression and anxiety she developed are used in therapeutic settings internationally and are featured on award-winning audio-visual products for mood management. \nAmy’s latest offering\, Yoga for Your Mood Deck: 52 Ways to Shift Depression and Anxiety\, by Sounds True/Macmillan is available now! Her award-winning novel Temple Dancer\, set in India in the 1940’s and in current day USA\, is available everywhere\, including Audible.\namyweintraub.com
URL:https://amyweintraub.com/event/yoga-mental-health-science/
LOCATION:Yoga Alliance\, VA\, United States
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