NW Center PLS - YogaTherapyBasedonSelfCare

Yoga Therapy Based on Self-Care

Discover how yoga therapy can be a powerful tool for both educators and students in promoting mental and physical well-being. In this course, participants will explore yoga-based nervous system regulation practices that can be easily implemented in schools to support students' emotional health and alleviate personal stress.

By integrating these techniques, educators can enhance their students' ability to self-regulate, strengthen interoception skills, and improve overall focus and behavior. Research shows that when students engage in yoga, they experience reductions in stress, anxiety, and depression, leading to better mental and physical health outcomes. Additionally, studies highlight that yoga not only improves students' well-being but also boosts academic performance.

This course is designed for educators who are passionate about incorporating holistic wellness into their classroom practices and wish to improve their own stress management skills.

Key Benefits:

Learn practical yoga therapy techniques for the classroom and personal use.
Promote student self-regulation and emotional resilience.
Connect yoga therapy to Social Emotional Learning (SEL) skills.
Improve students' mental health and academic success.

Graduate standing or professor approval required. S/U grading unless otherwise requested.

Join us in this transformative course and bring the benefits of yoga therapy to your students and yourself!

For more information contact Nichole Studd at nicholestudd@gmail.com .

Ongoing year long registration available.

Yoga Therapy Based on Self-Care I - 1 Grad Credt $185.00

Yoga Therapy Based on Self-Care II - 1 Grad Credit $185.00

Yoga Therapy Based on Self-Care III 1 Grad Credit $185.00

Nichole Studd

Nichole Studd shares her passion for healing, play, and yoga in many ways. She came to yoga therapy as a recovering science teacher and administrator who saw students needed more help addressing trauma and regulating their nervous systems before they could learn. Now she specializes in trauma and nervous system regulation in many populations. She works as a consultant and yoga therapist in schools, in a hospital with teens, as a yoga therapy professor, at music festival events, and sees private clients. In all of these areas, she strives to use science and play to offer hope and empowered healing. She holds an Ed.S. in science education, a MS in yoga therapy, a M.Ed. in leadership and administration, and BS in Zoology. If she could only teach one thing, it would be to keep playing curiously in life. She loves to be outside soaking in nature. She currently resides in Shelby, Ohio with her blended family of 8.