WHEN YOU COMPLETE THIS COURSE YOU WILL BE ABLE TO:
Conduct a structured client intake that includes health history, presenting concerns, goals, contraindications, and scope-of-practice considerations.
Observe and assess physical patterns related to posture, movement, pain presentation, and functional capacity using yoga therapy–appropriate assessment methods.
Assess breathing patterns and respiratory function, identifying common dysfunctions and their relationship to stress, pain, and nervous system regulation.
Apply foundational yoga therapy tools—including accessible asana, breath practices, and simple regulation strategies—in a safe, adaptive, and client-centered manner.
Design and adapt individual sessions based on assessment findings rather than generalized protocols.
Demonstrate basic clinical reasoning skills, including identifying priorities, recognizing red flags, and knowing when referral is indicated.
Maintain appropriate documentation for intake, sessions, and progress tracking in preparation for clinical work.
Establish a therapeutic container, including informed consent, ethical boundaries, and professional communication.
Support clients in self-management, offering clear education and home practices that are realistic and sustainable.
Prepare for further clinical yoga therapy training with a solid foundation in assessment, application, and reflective practice.