Yoga as a Therapeutic Modality?Types of yoga and benefits to the bodyYoga as integrative medicineCase studies of the systems model approach to treatment

Standard Assessment/Evaluations-Used in YogaBreathVisionPosture

Theory and Research Molecules of EmotionRelaxation ResponseNeuroendocrine Theory

Anatomy of Therapeutic Yoga: Yoga vs. MedicineCirculatoryLymphaticRespiratoryDigestiveEndocrineNervousMusculoskeletalImmune

Therapeutic Yoga: A Closer Look at the Respiratory SystemBenefits of proper breathingThe importance of breath in disease prevention

GROUP EXERCISE: Breathing AwarenessTherapeutic breathing

Types of breathing (pranayama) to help with disease

Conscious breathingLong deep breathingBreath of fireAlternate nasal breathingHANDS-ON LAB: Practicing each type of breathPosture and breath in patient populationsUsing breath for assessment, evaluation, and treatment

Incorporating Yoga into Treatment Plans Body awarenessSelf-talkThe musculoskeletal/fascia connectionsActivation of the core/breath using sensory cues to help improve breath/ body connection/ postureHealthy sitting- squattingUsing yoga to stop pain and ongoing medical visits

Treatment Modalities and Yoga in Various Patient PopulationsPediatricsGeriatric patientsOrthopedic patientsSpecial needs patientsHow to teach to beginners, older people, and people with health problems

The Logistics of Building Yoga into Treatments PlansReimbursementPatient EducationYogic PracticePromotion

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• Clinical practice guidelines for yoga practice

• Billing codes available for therapeutic treatments

• Research updates on applying yoga to medicine

• Strategies to integrate yoga techniques into your practice

to Improve Functional Outcomes

What You Should BringParticipants are asked to bring a yoga mat, pillow, and blanket and to dress in comfortable clothing that allows for exercise and free movement.

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Yoga Therapy

to Improve Functional Outcomes An Integrative Approach

Yoga Therapy

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Questions? Visit www.pesirehab.com/faqs, or call 800-844-8260The Wellness Equation: Exploring the healing connection between yoga + medicine By MICHELLE LINDSEY-WEHNER, PT, MBA, CPT (Program Speaker!)This book focuses on using yoga for self-healing and healing for the clients of medical and healthcare practitioners; it offers a way to connect the yoga model and the the medical model. Becoming more aware and practicing these simple, highly effective yoga techniques will bring readers more peace and greater enjoyment. The book incorporates hands-on postures, exercises, and learning experiences, as well as current information about how to receive optimal reimbursement when implementing therapeutic yoga.

PT Clinical Notes: A Rehabilitation Pocket GuideBy ELLEN Z. HILLEGASS, PHD, PT, CCS

Rely on this well-organized, concise pocket guide to prepare for the everyday encounters you’ll face in the hospital, rehab facility, nursing home, or home health setting. Quickly access just what you need in any setting with succinct, yet comprehensive guidance on every page.

Inside you’ll find the critical, but rarely memorized information you need, including all outcome tests • normative values • IC10 diagnostic codes • common alternative meds • evaluation • treatment guidelines • business practices • and CPT codes for proper reimbursement.

• Discover how the yoga model connects with the medical model.

• Identify how the Core connection is important in yoga practice.

• Describe the impact of yoga on each body system and learn how to apply for specific disorders, diseases, and disabilities.

• Apply and integrate yoga into treatment assessment and planning.

• Identify practical applications of yoga postures and breathing techniques for numerous client populations.

• Discuss how to get reimbursed for yoga therapy and what billing codes are available.

• Discuss research on the benefits of yoga as a tool for helping various medical conditions

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MICHELLE LINDSEY-WEHNER, Pt, MBA, CPt, is a certified Kri Yoga Instructor, Reiki Practitioner, as well as a licensed Physical Therapist in three states (Illinois, Arizona, and Colorado) and has over 16 years of experience. A member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), as well its Arizona Chapter, she owns Rising Star Therapy Specialists, LLC, in Phoenix where she specializes in treating pediatric and adult special needs clients. Throughout her career, Ms. Lindsey has worked as a therapist in various settings, including orthopedics, skilled nursing services, home health, outpatient, and acute care. She has been a guest speaker at the National Spinal Cord Injury Association Conference, the American Physical Therapy Association, and the American Recreational Therapy Association, and was the Guest Speaker for Rehab Summit in 2009, 2010, and in 2013. She has delivered numerous in-service trainings to schools, day programs, group homes, and state-operated agencies on physical therapy and exercise for persons with disabilities. Ms. Lindsey is a certified ISSA Personal Trainer and KRI Kundalini Yoga instructor and also holds certifications in Tai massage and in Reiki levels 1-3. She has won national recognition in many areas of fitness. She was a competitive gold medal figure skater, an elite marathon runner on the 1997 United States Maccabiah Open Track and Field Team, a triathlete, and a professional speed skater. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology at Indiana University; her Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Therapy at The Finch University of Health Sciences, Chicago Medical School; her Master of Business Administration in Health Care Management at the University of Phoenix; and is currently working on her PhD in Somatic Psychology. Ms. Lindsey views her clients as unique individuals with varied skills and abilities and she inspires them to extend beyond their best efforts by providing a comfortable, compassionate, and respectful environment in which they thrive.

Financial: Michelle Lindsey receives compensation as CEO and PT for Rising Start Therapy Specialists, LLC. She is an author for Yoga Academy and receives royalties. Ms. Lindsey receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.

Nonfinancial: Michelle Lindsey has no relevant nonfinancial relationship to disclose.

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As a therapist, you understand how to treat the peripheral musculoskeletal and neurological symptoms for injury, but the healthcare profession is becoming more interested in alternative and complementary approaches such to treatment, as yoga. Are you looking to expand your strategy toolbox to find options for treatment plans that are functional, enjoyable, and followed, but not sure where to start? If so, this course is for you!

Attend this program and gain the tools and strategies to help you integrate yoga techniques into your patients’ treatment plans. You will learn the clinical practice guidelines for yoga practice as well as the research updates on integrating yoga into the medical model. You will gain strategies to identify practical applications of yoga postures and breathing techniques for a wide range of client populations and co-morbidities. And finally, get the latest in what billing and reimbursement codes are available when integrating this treatment option for your patients. Don’t miss out on this exciting and interactive course and leave with postures, exercises, and breathing techniques that you will be able to use to improve your patients’ functional outcomes!

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to Improve Functional Outcomes An Integrative Approach

Yoga Therapy