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“Introduction to Neurodiversity in Yoga & Movement” training starts folks off on their neuroaffirming practice journey by getting the basics of the concept of neurodiversity and the expressions of neurodivergence through both theory and practice.
A recording of the session and practical take away resources will be provided.
UPCOMING OPEN TRAINING SESSIONS:
Saturday 15th March at Australian Yoga Academy IN-PERSON & ONLINE bookings open now here
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“Neurodiversity in Yoga, Meditation and other Movement Modalities”
This advanced 25 hour training is fundamental in broadening our understanding of neurodiversity, its key terms, and learning about a range of neurodevelopmental differences that may affect students’ experiences in yoga and other movement classes. The yogic principle of ahimsa and an inclusive approach, both from a trauma informed and neuroaffirming perspective, will guide our learning together.
Key areas of focus are Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD), Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Complex Post Traumatic Stress (C-PTSD), Bipolar, and other innate and acquired cognitive/learning differences that fall under the Neurodivergent umbrella.
UPCOMING TRAININGS:
WINTER 2025 in-person/ hybrid training coming soon (Victoria) for more information please get in touch with me
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COMING SOON!
What others say about this training:
"At the very heart of Yoga is Ahimsa. This profound Yama invites us to remember that we are all one through the positive experience of loving kindness and non harming to ourselves or others. It is a way to remind us that we are all one.
One way to move forward on this, is to understand the vast neurodiversity that naturally exists from person to person. I was fortunate enough to attend a workshop on that very topic "Neurodiversity in Yoga" through the lens of Ahimsa, with the incredible and inspiring Caz Pringle-Bowden. This workshop highlighted a blind spot in my teaching and offered some rich practical skills and tips on how we all might be more inclusive, both on and off the mat. Sometimes best intentions are not enough on their own.
Thank you Caz Pringle-Bowden, you are doing incredible work bringing us together”
— Mark Pheely, Senior Yoga & Meditation Teacher Trainer and founder of Westside Yoga
“This training was a great addition to our staff development.
Many interesting conversations were sparked and a new understanding for how to better accommodate students landed in our teaching approach.
A big thank you to Caz for her delivery and making these new understandings available to us all. Highly recommend for all studio's”.