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VY&M and SATT Teacher Trainings
September 08 - June 09
VY&M (200 hour) Training Dates: 9/26-28, 10/17-18, 11/14-16, 12/5-6, 2/6-8, 3/14, 4/3-4, 5/8-10, 6/5-7
SATT At Risk Action and Addiction Action (50-plus hours): 9/26 (orientation
dinner), 10/11 (chronic pain), 17 & 19, 11/14-15, 12/5 & 7, 3/13-15, 4/3 & 5, 5/8, 6/2
September |
| 26th, 7 pm |
Orientation dinner at Jill's |
27th, 11 am - 5 pm open, 5 pm - 6 pm for second semester students
The Breathing Project
15 W. 26th
st. 10th fl |
Tadasana, the Thread of All Physical
and Energetic Postures
In order to understand alignment and it's role
in keeping us safe in asana practice, how it re-structures the
physical and eventually energetic body, and wakes up the flow
of consciousness through the central channel, we need a basic understanding
of tadasana. We'll explore how to 'see' tadasana in many different
types of postures; standing, seated, lying down, upside down - whatever
shape we're in alignment principles remain the same. Tadasana is the
'clue' for all postures - once you get it, your practice changes
dramatically. (Open to the Public, space limited $90. Email Jill to register) |
28th, 11 am - 5 pm
438 Broome st. 3s |
Anatomy with Amy Matthews : Breath (the big subject) |
October |
| 11th, 11 - 5 pm |
Vajra Yoga & Meditation In The Body; A Practical Focus On Pain And Discomfort
**Required for SATT for working with chronic pain and illness. The Tibet House, 22 West 15th Street, New York City. Detailed Information |
| 17th, 6 pm - 8 pm |
Meditation and Talk: Resiliency training for at risk youth with Jill and Dr. Fran Clemente
(Open to the public, click to register. Space is very limited. $30) |
18th, 11 am - 5 pm open, 5 pm - 6 pm for second semester students
The Breathing Project |
The Bandhas: Foundations of an Asana and Meditation Practice
The bandhas aren't taught in a very elegant ways anymore. They are
paid basic lip service and not really explained. We will look at the
bandhas in depth, and with all their glorious subtleties to understand
why they are the foundations for postures and meditation and how they
both protect the physical body and move energy through the system. The
bandhas work hand in hand with alignment, so we can understand and experience
them esoterically or physically. Whichever door we enter, it leads to
the same (fantastic!) experiences. (Open to the Public, click to register, space limited $90.) |
19th, 11 am - 5 pm
438 Broome St. 3s |
Avoiding the Minefield: Working Effectively with At-Risk
Youth and Adults
Co-taught by Jill Satterfield and Andrew Schuch, this workshop will
explore the potential difficulties of working with an at-risk population.
We will discuss effective ways to structure a class, work with defiant
members, and engage the students. Written information will be given to
take home including a list of 'don'ts' when teaching a class. (Open to the public, click to register, $125) |
November |
14th, 6 pm - 7:30 pm
438 Broome St. 3s |
The Four Noble Truths: Meditation, Contemplation, Discussion
The Four Noble Truths were the very first teachings that the Buddha
gave, and the platform of all Buddhist understanding. We will do all
of the above listed in the title as well as examine how living with these
4 simple truths can alter our lives for the better. (Open to the public, click to register, space limited, recommended donation $15.) |
15th, 11 am - 5 pm open, 5 pm - 6 pm for second semester students
The Breathing Project |
Inner and Outer Alignment; Standing Postures
When we combine the tadasana 'clue' with the bandha's and
an understanding of breath, standing postures make so much more sense
and become so much easier! We will practice the many 'basic' standing
poses, and their emotional/energetic ramifications, so that you will
know how and why to prescribe them for a class or your own practice. (Open to the public, click to register, space limited. $90) |
16th, 11 am - 3 pm
438 Broome St. 3s |
Anatomy: Muscles |
December |
5th, 6 pm - 8 pm
438 Broome St. 3s |
Addiction Action: Working with Adults and Youth in Recovery
from Drugs and Alcohol with Jill Satterfield and Paige Kelly MS.
Join Jill and Paige for a thoughtful and lively discussion about working
with those in recovery programs. Learn how to develop a class or program
appropriate for recovery, and language useful to help people in recovery
work with what is. (Open to the public, click to register, space limited. $30) |
6th, 11 am - 5 pm, 5 pm - 6 pm for second semester students
The Breathing Project |
Inner and Outer Alignment:
the Hips
The hips are part of the root system of the physical body, as well as
an extremely important place for the energetic body. Space in the hips
is relative - due to our individual bone structures - therefore spacious
hips can mean open muscles, deep and plentiful breath in the belly, awareness
of sensations in the first two energy centers, settled winds in the pelvic
bowl, just to name a few. We'll go exploring in this region, carefully...
with lot's of humor... and patience! (Open to the public, click to register, space limited. $90) |
| 7th, 11 am - 5 pm |
Trauma, Yoga and Meditation: Ways to Heal. With Jill Satterfield
and Andrew Schuch
This workshop will examine and define the nature of psychological trauma
and how it affects the human brain. Discussion will revolve around PTSD-type
symptoms, anxiety and depression; and how they are linked to traumatic
experiences. We will also discuss what yoga postures (and sequences)
for each symptom, and what meditation techniques are useful for the same
applications. (Open to the public, click to register, space limited. $125) |
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