Yoga Therapy Professional Training For Yoga Teachers with Sarahjoy Marsh

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1 CONTENTS Path for Yoga Teachers Program Schedule Teacher Bios Yoga Therapy Professional Training For Yoga Teachers with Sarahjoy Marsh Deadline of Requirements & One- time Extension Attendance Policy CE Credit Information Program Tuition Refund Policy Application PATH FOR YOGA TEACHERS Complete a 200 YA RYT and at least two years of teaching experience Complete at least 100 hours of teaching since graduauon from 200- hr training Apply for and complete 300 hour Yoga Therapy Professional Training Program (Part One and Two) Incorporate new tools of yoga therapy into classroom sezngs and one- on- one private sessions Apply for 500 YA RYT with Yoga Alliance Complete 150 hours of pracucum and 350 addiuonal hours of yoga therapy study with an accredited yoga therapy advanced program (these hours can be completed through Yogajoy's IAYT CerUficaUon Program, which is currently being developed) Apply for ceruficauon through IAYT 1

2 PROGRAM SCHEDULE FALL 2015 Part One: Tools for Promoting Vibrant Health 160 hours of training Four 30- hour modules Two research projects November 2 5, 2015: Adaptive Yoga November 30 December 3, 2015: Yoga and Strength Conditioning January 25 28, 2016: Ayurvedic Restorative Yoga March 28 31, 2016: Mindfulness- based Yoga Part Two: Tools for Mental, Psychological, and Spiritual Vitality 142 hours of training Eight, 14- hour weekend modules One 30- hour Final Immersion Eight weekends: April 29 31, 2016 May 27 29, 2016 June 24 26, 2016 July OR 29 31, 2016 September 9 11, 2016 September 30 October 2, 2016 October 21 23, 2016 November 18 20, 2016 Final Immersion January 11 15, 2017 at Breitenbush Hot Springs 2

3 0110 S W B ancroft S treet Portland, O R YOGA (9642) PROGRAM LEAD TEACHER Sarahjoy Marsh, MA, RYT and Program Director, in Portland, OR is dedicated to the heart s awakening through yoga, meditation, and self- inquiry. Sarahjoy has been practicing yoga since 1989 and teaching since Her approach is encouraging, collaborative, and compassionate. She draws directly on her own life experiences, which include serious injury from a motor vehicle accident that required a total hip replacement at age 42, years spent living in intentional community at a dedicated retreat center, graduate studies in transpersonal counseling and art therapy, professional background in mental health with emotionally challenged adolescents and adults, early life challenges with disordered eating patterns and body image issues, years of teaching yoga in prisons and rehabilitation centers, years of personal practice with her teachers, and physical therapy mentorship from her colleagues at Therapeutic Associates, Inc. PART TWO CO- FACILITATOR: Jay Gregory, PhD is a clinical psychologist and has been in private practice for over 18 years. He works with anxiety disorders, pain management, and couples therapy. His previous work includes working at the Crisis Triage Center at the Portland Providence Medical Center as well as positions in the community mental health field. He is an avid proponent of the value of integrating the tools of yoga therapy into mental health settings, including private practice. He has co- facilitated the Professional Yoga Therapy Training for Mental Health Providers since 2012, delivers lectures on the intersection of yoga and love, and co- facilitates weekend retreats that explore the dilemmas of the human journey: the biological imperative to survive and the spiritual imperative to thrive; the neurologically wired urge to connect as well as differentiate, and patterned habits of defending that threaten to crowd out our longing to experience undefended love and belonging. 3

4 PART TWO SUPPORTING FACULTY: Lori Allen, PhD is a licensed psychologist and a certified yoga instructor (RYT 200). She has been a therapist at the University of Oregon Counseling Center, and she has a private practice specializing in eating disorders, women's issues, anxiety, depression and trauma. Her yoga practice focuses on taking time each day to center, prioritizing what's important and becoming fully ourselves. Susan Kolb, LPC has been working as a Licensed Professional Counselor for 15 years. She has had a personal interest and practice in yoga for much of her adult life, and she has been professionally trained in yoga therapy since Additional areas of specialized training and expertise include sensorimotor psychotherapy, EMDR, trauma, interpersonal neurobiology and attachment especially as they relate to adult attachment and relationship issues. She is passionate about continuing to explore these interests in the context of yoga therapy that directly addresses the union between the body, mind, heart, and soul. Patti Thompson, CADC has worked for Legacy Medical Group providing social services and addiction support in a primary care setting for 6 years. As part of the team in a Resident Teaching Clinic, she works with patients who are either uninsured or under- insured and with patients who have multiple psycho- social needs that prevent them from making positive change in their health and well- being. Patti has helped develop a culture of "wellness teaching" rather than "disease management" by networking with community members, including Sarahjoy Marsh. Due to this networking her clinic can offer services above and beyond the experience of many of its patients, such as yoga, low- cost healthy cooking classes, and wellness support groups. Patti volunteered with Living Yoga as a teacher in the DePaul Treatment Center for 2 years and is excited to share the life- changing benefits of yoga with as many people as possible. 4

5 DEADLINE OF REQUIREMENTS Trainees must complete all curriculum requirements within one year of the conclusion of their training year in order to be eligible for teacher certification. As a trainee, we encourage you to complete as many of the curriculum requirements as possible during your training year, while you are being carried by the momentum of your training. Past experience has proven that once you complete your training year, completing remaining curriculum requirements becomes increasingly difficult. ONE- TIME EXTENTION As a trainee, you may be granted a one- time extension for the completion of curriculum requirements. You must make a written request clearly stating the reason for the extension and how much additional time will be needed (up to one year). There is a one- time $75 administrative fee for extending the deadline, and you will need to complete any new curriculum requirements that may have been added. ATTENDANCE POLICY Trainees are required to sign in at the start of each training day. Teacher Trainees are also required to notify the Teacher Training Program Administrator of foreseen absences and are responsible to log and makeup any missed training hours. If less than half of one day is missed during a module, you may still complete the training program with your class, provided that you: Ask for copies of notes that other students took during the time missed. Write a one- two paragraph summary of the material missed and submit to [email protected]. If a full day is missed during a module, you may still complete the training program with your class, provided that you: Ask for copies of notes that other students took during the time missed. Write a one page summary of the material missed and submit to [email protected]. If more than one day is missed during a module, you will not be able to complete the training program with your class and you will need to make up the missed days in a subsequent training. The fee for retaking up to four days in a subsequent training is $75/day. The student many also, but is not required to, ask for copies of notes that other students took during the time missed. If more than four days of the training is missed, you will need to retake the program, at a discounted price, subject to space availability. 5

6 PART ONE CE CREDIT INFORMATION For those needing documentation for continuing education hours required by certifying boards, Yogajoy can provide certificates for the hours completed in Part One. Please to request a certificate. PART TWO CE CREDIT INFORMATION About the Continuing Education Program at the DAYA Foundation The Continuing Education Program (CE Program) at the DAYA Foundation seeks to develop and strengthen conceptual and applied competencies that are relevant to the practice of psychology. The CE program provides ongoing training for psychologists and other mental health professionals to study asana, pranayama, mindfulness, meditation, and the psychology of yoga to incorporate into their existing professional practice. Courses are based on content that builds upon core areas of psychology and extends current theory, method, and practice. The DAYA Foundation is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. DAYA Foundation maintains responsibility for this program and its content. CE credits may be accepted by many licensing boards for mental health professionals, including social workers, psychologists, addiction counselors, marriage and family therapists, and licensed professional counselors. Please check with your licensing board for any questions regarding the continuing education requirements for your license or certification. CE Credits Part Two of the training (Tools for Mental, Psychological, and Spiritual Vitality) is available for CE credit. One hour of class is eligible for one CE credit. The fee for trainees accepted into the Yoga Therapy Training Program attended is $5 per credit. All proceeds benefit the DAYA Foundation. Attendance The awarding of CE credit is based on attendance. Full attendance is required for participants to receive credit; partial credit for variable attendance is not permitted. The DAYA Foundation will provide a signed documentation of attendance to each participant that includes the name and date of the activity and the number of CE credits earned. Interested in receiving CE credits? If you are interested in receiving CE credits, contact Ashley via [email protected] or phone YOGA (9642). The deadline for CE credit registration is two weeks prior to the start of training. 6

7 FULL 300- HOUR PROGRAM TUITION (Start in November) A non- refundable deposit of $500, included within the full tuition, is due upon registration to indicate your commitment to the entire 300- hr program. Your spot in the program will only be held once this amount is paid in full. Please complete deposit payment within two weeks of acceptance notification. Total Program Cost: $4000 (includes deposit) with full payment by September 1 st. Training tuition does not include the cost of lodging at Breitenbush Hot Springs during the Part Two Immersion. Payment Plans: If choosing to pay in installments, the remaining tuition after deposit ($3500) may be made either in two or four installments. Additional fees apply to payment plans. If paying by installments, choose one of the following payment options to follow until the remaining training tuition is fully paid. Please notify the Teacher Training Coordinator at [email protected] of your chosen option. Tuition payments plans must be completed as stated below. Overdue payments will be charged a $50/month late fee until tuition has been paid in full. Two Payments of $1775 due ($50 additional fee): September 1st, 2015 October 1st, or- Four Payments of $900 due ($100 additional fee): September 1st, 2015 October 1st, 2015 November 1st, 2015 Please address checks to YogaLife and mail to: YogaLife Inc attn: Teacher Training Coordinator PO Box An additional 3% of the tuition amount will be charged for payments made with credit or debit cards. December 1st, 2015 Scholarships are limited and available on a case- by- case basis To apply and to be considered before payments are due, please [email protected] to request an application and submit by August 3 rd. 7

8 REFUND POLICY Three- Day Cancellation: An applicant who provides written notice of cancellation within three days (excluding Saturday, Sunday, and federal or state holidays) of paying the initial deposit is entitled to a refund of all monies paid. Administrative Fees: The initial deposit payment is due within two weeks of acceptance into the program. This fee covers the administrative portion of the training and also is required to reserve a spot in the program. Procedure for withdrawal/withdrawal date: A student choosing to withdraw from the program after the commencement of classes is required to provide written notice to the program coordinator. The notice is to indicate the expected last date of attendance and be signed and dated by the student. The receipt of written request to withdraw will be considered the withdrawal date. Payments and refund amounts will be determined as follows: Before the completion of Module One, 75% refund (less admin fees) will be granted. Before the completion of Module Two, 50% refund (less admin fees) will be granted. After the start of Module Two, no refunds will be granted. 8

9 Yoga Therapy Training Program Application Date: Which training are you interested in? Full 300- hr Training (Part One & Two) Part One Part Two Name: Address: Home Phone: Work: Mobile: What is your professional background? Yoga Teacher. Please specify level of training: Allied Health Professional. Please specify degree and/or license*: *Attn. Allied Health Professionals: Are you interested in receiving CE credit for eligible training programs? Yes No Please indicate your professional affiliation: American Psychological Association (APA) National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Addiction Counselor Certification Board of Oregon (ACCBO) 1. Have you practiced yoga with Sarahjoy? If yes, how long? 9

10 2. Any prior training or relevant training (i.e., Massage school, PT, LAC, ND, Ayurveda)? 3. How many days a week do you have a home practice? What does it consist of (length of time, choice of asana)? 4. Have you taught yoga? For how long? In what capacity? Please list the dates, locations, levels, length of time for the class and the average class size. Include a separate sheet of paper. 10

11 5. What will be the most challenging and rewarding aspects of yoga therapy for you? 6. What populations of people do you hope to work with? 7. Where and when did you do your 200- hr Yoga Alliance Teacher Training? 8. Did you complete the Yoga Alliance Teacher Training? Are you currently registered with Yoga Alliance? Additional Comments: 11