This updated  two day yoga course will enable participants to use yoga therapeutically as a treatment and rehabilitation tool  with their patients through :

• Understanding the many different styles of yoga so you can safely recommend classes for your patients/clients
• Developing your skills through practicing the key elements of yoga that work well with physiotherapy so you can use them personally and professionally : (asana- physical practice/ breath control/mindfulness/meditation)
• Exploring what the postures ‘do’ in terms of alignment and movement function, and how they may ‘feel’ for patients/clients 
• Review the latest evidence for using yoga as part of a patient’s treatment and management.
• Practice and learn some proven yoga sequences - including breath work and mindfulness  -to use with patients on a one-to-one and small group basis. (Learn how to adapt these to use with patients with a wide variety of conditions)
• Bring this all together to develop a clinically based approach to including yoga as part of a treatment plan both individually and as part of a class, e.g lower back pain.

This Course is taught by Sarah Marsh BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy, MCSP, a highly experienced Yoga practitioner and Physiotherapist.

 (Sarah  is an MSK physiotherapist and a qualified yoga teacher. She started her yoga practice in 1999 and became a teacher in 2008 studying for 2 years  with the Yogacampus in the UK and  also in India and Australia. She is a Yoga Alliance 500 hours senior teacher. She has extensive experience in both teaching Yoga and training/mentoring yoga teachers. Her passion and interest is how physio and yoga can be integrated in a therapeutic  perspective to help the management of a range of clinical conditions and to offer the best care to her patients. Sarah has taught widely in UK, Ireland, Australia & New Zealand on this subject)