Upcoming 300-Hour Trauma-Informed Yoga Teacher Training Dates:
August 26th - December 13th, 2020
We will meet, in-person, for five 5-day modules.
Early-Bird Tuition Available until May 1st, 2020
$4200 (gst included)
| Save up to $700 |
August 26th - December 13th, 2020
We will meet, in-person, for five 5-day modules.
Early-Bird Tuition Available until May 1st, 2020
$4200 (gst included)
| Save up to $700 |
Welcome!
The intention for Trauma-Informed Yoga Psychology School 300-hour yoga teacher training is to invite registered yoga teachers with a minimum of 200-hours of training to learn ways to integrate trauma-informed yoga psychology into their practices. Upon graduation of the Trauma-Informed Yoga Psychology School’s 300-hour teacher training participants can will be eligible to register as a Registered Yoga Teacher 500 Hour (RYT 500) with Yoga Alliance. This yin/yang 300-hour yoga teacher training will exceed the Yoga Alliance training standards while also offering Trauma-Informed Yoga Psychology School students a thorough understanding of trauma as it presents, and how yoga psychology approach can deepen our ability to meet the needs of the people we support on and off of the yoga mat.
Trauma-Informed Yoga Psychology students will meet, in-person, for 5 five-day modules to complete 270 in-person contact hours and complete approximately 30 hours of home study, throughout the course, related to functional anatomy and trauma theory. Trauma-Informed Yoga Psychology School is experiential in nature and will invite students to experience all practices and teachings for themselves with the intention of deepening their ability to walk their talk, as trauma-informed yoga teachers. Each five-day module will be designed to resemble a retreat-like format so that each student can feel nurtured and, in turn, nurture each other within the group practice, discussions, and practicum components.
Please note that the Yoga Alliance Standards for Registered Yoga Schools do not include any instruction in yoga therapy techniques or other methods of diagnosing or treating mental or physical illness. While students will learn yoga and meditation techniques as a form of self-care for us as teachers and those we teach, Trauma-Informed Yoga Psychology School students will not learn to utilize yoga as a treatment for mental health concerns.
Students will learn to bring Trauma-Informed Yoga Psychology into their scope of practice. Trauma-Informed Yoga Psychology School is dedicated to providing opportunities for self-reflection as a means of enhancing self-awareness. With trauma being a sensitive topic, each student will be required to complete an application for enrollment and create a plan to ensure mind-body-spirit support throughout the training.
The intention for Trauma-Informed Yoga Psychology School 300-hour yoga teacher training is to invite registered yoga teachers with a minimum of 200-hours of training to learn ways to integrate trauma-informed yoga psychology into their practices. Upon graduation of the Trauma-Informed Yoga Psychology School’s 300-hour teacher training participants can will be eligible to register as a Registered Yoga Teacher 500 Hour (RYT 500) with Yoga Alliance. This yin/yang 300-hour yoga teacher training will exceed the Yoga Alliance training standards while also offering Trauma-Informed Yoga Psychology School students a thorough understanding of trauma as it presents, and how yoga psychology approach can deepen our ability to meet the needs of the people we support on and off of the yoga mat.
Trauma-Informed Yoga Psychology students will meet, in-person, for 5 five-day modules to complete 270 in-person contact hours and complete approximately 30 hours of home study, throughout the course, related to functional anatomy and trauma theory. Trauma-Informed Yoga Psychology School is experiential in nature and will invite students to experience all practices and teachings for themselves with the intention of deepening their ability to walk their talk, as trauma-informed yoga teachers. Each five-day module will be designed to resemble a retreat-like format so that each student can feel nurtured and, in turn, nurture each other within the group practice, discussions, and practicum components.
Please note that the Yoga Alliance Standards for Registered Yoga Schools do not include any instruction in yoga therapy techniques or other methods of diagnosing or treating mental or physical illness. While students will learn yoga and meditation techniques as a form of self-care for us as teachers and those we teach, Trauma-Informed Yoga Psychology School students will not learn to utilize yoga as a treatment for mental health concerns.
Students will learn to bring Trauma-Informed Yoga Psychology into their scope of practice. Trauma-Informed Yoga Psychology School is dedicated to providing opportunities for self-reflection as a means of enhancing self-awareness. With trauma being a sensitive topic, each student will be required to complete an application for enrollment and create a plan to ensure mind-body-spirit support throughout the training.
Learning Objectives:
- Students will deepen their understanding of Ayurveda, Yoga History, and the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, with the intention of honouring, rather than appropriating, the practice of yoga.
- Students will gain a thorough understanding of trauma theory and how a yoga psychology approach can deepen our ability to support people from a trauma-informed lens.
- Students will experience all practices and teachings, as both participants and facilitators, with the intention of enhancing empathy with people who have experienced trauma.
- Students will deepen their understanding of how functional physical anatomy and energetic subtle body anatomy apply to yoga, through the lens of a trauma-informed yoga teacher.
- Students will learn to integrate the eight limbs of yoga and ethics into their professions as yoga teachers and helping professionals.
Lead Faculty
Photographer: Meghan Unger
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Hello, I am Melissa!
My Mission: To empower compassionate souls to love themselves unconditionally. I have earned my Ph.D., Master of Counselling, & Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and am a lifelong student of yoga and psychology. With interest in mindfulness, authenticity, well-being & relationships, I believe that in order to care for others, we must first take good care of ourselves. From a nurturing attachment-based approach, I aim to provide support and care as we integrate yoga and psychology from a trauma-informed perspective, on and off the mat. My work is made up of an integrative & supportive approach dedicated to cultivating practices of self-awareness with the intention of integrating our body, spirit, and minds while drawing on and contributing to academic literature. Psychology and Yoga have changed my life which is why I felt called to create a trauma-informed yoga psychology school. Each year I receive numerous invitations from professionals who are keen to collaborate and I love to share my learnings, curiosities, and practices with those keen to increase their understanding of trauma and how yoga and psychology can support and deepen their personal and professional practices. Looking forward to learning with you! With goodness, Melissa ___________________ Dr. Melissa Jay Registered Psychologist, E-RYT500 Pronouns: she/her Email: hello@canmorec.com Website: www.canmorecounselling.com/yogaschool |
Dr. Melissa Jay's Yoga Alliance Credentials:
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300-Hour Advanced Yoga Teacher Training:
2020 Module Dates:
300-Hour Yoga Teacher Training
Module 1: August 26th – 30th, 2020
Module 2: September 16th – 20th, 2020
Module 3: October 21st – 25th, 2020
Module 4: November 18th – 22nd, 2020
Module 5: December 9th – 13th, 2020
Location:
Canmore, Alberta
Daily Schedule:
Please plan to be present from 9am-8pm
Integration breaks 11:30am-12:30pm & 4:30pm-5:15pm
What to Expect:
Lead Faculty Teachings
165 Hours of Trauma-Informed Yoga Psychology Studies with Dr. Melissa Jay
Topics:
30 Hours of Trauma-Informed Integrative Studies with Michael Yudcovitch
Topics:
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10 Hours of Home Study & a 5-Hours in Module One with Lindsey Williams
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300-Hour Yoga Teacher Training
Module 1: August 26th – 30th, 2020
Module 2: September 16th – 20th, 2020
Module 3: October 21st – 25th, 2020
Module 4: November 18th – 22nd, 2020
Module 5: December 9th – 13th, 2020
Location:
Canmore, Alberta
Daily Schedule:
Please plan to be present from 9am-8pm
Integration breaks 11:30am-12:30pm & 4:30pm-5:15pm
What to Expect:
Lead Faculty Teachings
165 Hours of Trauma-Informed Yoga Psychology Studies with Dr. Melissa Jay
Topics:
- Trauma-Informed Pillars, Principles, and Practices
- Deconstructing Guru Culture
- Honouring, Not Appropriating, Indigenous and Yoga Culture
- Accessing Your Inner Wisdom
- Trauma-Informed Yin, Yin/Yang, and Restorative Practices
30 Hours of Trauma-Informed Integrative Studies with Michael Yudcovitch
Topics:
- The Psychology of Yoga
- Authoring Your Story
- Shining Light on the Shadow Self
Topics:
- Sanskrit Studies
- Trauma-Informed Asana: Backbends, Inversions, and Heat Building
10 Hours of Home Study & a 5-Hours in Module One with Lindsey Williams
Workshop Topic:
- Functional Anatomy
Workshop Topics:
- Yoga History
- Energetic Anatomy
Workshop Topics:
- Ayurveda and the Mind
Workshop Topics:
- Beyond Asana: Yoga for Well-Being
Workshop Topics:
- Yoga as Life: Mindfulness, On and Off the Mat
- Yoga for Seniors
Workshop Topics:
- The Feminine Face of Yoga
Meet Our Graduates:
Tuition for the 300-Hour Yoga Teacher Training:
Payment Options (GST Included):
300-Hour YTT EARLY Early-Bird, Paid-in-Full $3750.00 CAD (GST Included)
300-Hour YTT EARLY Early-Bird, Paid-in-Full $3750.00 CAD (GST Included)
- Available until March 15th, 2020, paid-in-full
- Includes a $500 non-refundable deposit required to secure your spot
- Available until May 1st, 2020
- Includes a $500 non-refundable initial deposit required to secure your spot
- Available: May 1st, 2020 until the start date.
- Includes a $500 non-refundable initial deposit required to secure your spot
- Initial Non-Refundable Deposit:
- Upon application acceptance $500
- 1st Module Payment:
- By: July 1st, 2020 $880
- 2nd Module Payment:
- By: August 1st, 2020 $880
- 3rd Module Payment:
- By: September 1st, 2020 $880
- 4th Module Payment:
- By: October 1st, 2020 $880
- 4th Module Payment:
- By: November 1st, 2020 $880
- Includes a $500 non-refundable initial deposit required to secure your spot
Tuition Includes:
Training Workbook
*Affordable meals options available for purchase at nearby restaurants*
Training Workbook
- Official Trauma-Informed Yoga Psychology School 300-Hour manual workbook .
- Certificate of completion, enabling eligibility to register with Yoga Alliance as a RYT-500.
- Each module is thoughtfully created to feel like a retreat for you, while you grow as a yoga teacher.
- Connect and stay connected to a group of helping professionals dedicated to growth & learning.
- We will empower you in deepening and personalizing your own trauma-informed practice, on and off the mat.
- Tea, water, coffee and vegan/gluten free snacks aplenty
*Affordable meals options available for purchase at nearby restaurants*
Application for 300-Hour Advanced Yoga Teacher Training
Scholarship Program:
Yoga is for everyone!
We at Canmore Counselling are dedicated to equity and are pleased to offer two $1500 scholarships for those who might not otherwise be able to take a yoga teacher training. Eligible recipients must be accepted into the Trauma-Informed Yoga Psychology program. Please note that these scholarships are not available for the early early-bird tuition, as that rate was created to enhance affordability for all.
Once accepted into the program, candidates may inquire about the scholarship by emailing: hello@canmorec.com
The two scholarships will be awarded three months prior to the start date.
We at Canmore Counselling are dedicated to equity and are pleased to offer two $1500 scholarships for those who might not otherwise be able to take a yoga teacher training. Eligible recipients must be accepted into the Trauma-Informed Yoga Psychology program. Please note that these scholarships are not available for the early early-bird tuition, as that rate was created to enhance affordability for all.
Once accepted into the program, candidates may inquire about the scholarship by emailing: hello@canmorec.com
The two scholarships will be awarded three months prior to the start date.
Refund Policy:
The $500 initial deposit is non-refundable. As soon as students enroll, we are working behind the scenes to make the school fit well for you!
If a student needs to withdraw from the Trauma-Informed Yoga Psychology School's 2020 yoga teacher training, more than one month prior to the start date, tuition will be refunded, less the $500 non-refundable initial deposit.
If a student needs to withdraw from the Trauma-Informed Yoga Psychology School, within one month of the start date, there will be no refunds, however, the student may enroll next time it is offered.
If a student needs to withdraw from the Trauma-Informed Yoga Psychology School's 2020 yoga teacher training, more than one month prior to the start date, tuition will be refunded, less the $500 non-refundable initial deposit.
If a student needs to withdraw from the Trauma-Informed Yoga Psychology School, within one month of the start date, there will be no refunds, however, the student may enroll next time it is offered.
Our Location:Above the Rocky Mountain Flatbread Co, on the corner of 10th St. Near the parking lot there is a grey staircase to the 2nd floor. Please have a seat, in the waiting area, upon your arrival.
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We, at Canmore Counselling, acknowledge the traditional territories of the people of the Treaty 7 region in Southern Alberta, which includes the Stoney Nakoda (including the Chiniki, Bearspaw, and, Wesley First Nations), the Tsuut’ina First Nation, and the Blackfoot Confederacy (including the Siksika, Piikani, and Kainai First Nations). Canmore is also home to Métis Nation of Alberta, Region III. Dr. Melissa Jay is an Indigenous Citizen.
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