Webinar | Ask the Yoga Therapist: Yoga Therapy for Heart Disease
Join our event to ask a Yoga Therapist how yoga therapy can help support clients with heart disease.
In this webinar, MUIH Department Chair for Yoga Therapy and AyurvedaDr. Suzie Carmack will share five evidence-based yoga therapy strategies for supporting clients with heart disease to live well. You’ll also learn why not all yoga practices are appropriate for clients with heart disease and what the latest scientific evidence tells us about how yoga therapy practices can be adapted for individuals with heart disease.
After sharing these tips, Dr. Carmack will answer questions in real-time and share resources that can help you or someone you know to live well with heart disease.
By registering for this webinar, you will receive our bi-weekly Health & Wellness Newsletter. You may opt out at any time.
Please take note that we do not offer certificates of webinar attendance.
Join our event to ask a Yoga Therapist how yoga therapy can help support clients with heart disease.
In this webinar, MUIH Department Chair for Yoga Therapy and AyurvedaDr. Suzie Carmack will share five evidence-based yoga therapy strategies for supporting clients with heart disease to live well. You’ll also learn why not all yoga practices are appropriate for clients with heart disease and what the latest scientific evidence tells us about how yoga therapy practices can be adapted for individuals with heart disease.
After sharing these tips, Dr. Carmack will answer questions in real-time and share resources that can help you or someone you know to live well with heart disease.
By registering for this webinar, you will receive our bi-weekly Health & Wellness Newsletter. You may opt out at any time.
Please take note that we do not offer certificates of webinar attendance.
Virtual Open House for Maryland University of Integrative Health
Learn about the integrative health graduate programs enrolling for Fall 2023 at Maryland University of Integrative Health.
Join our Admissions Counselors, Financial Aid Team, Academic Advisors, Program Directors, and Faculty on Zoom on Tuesday, May 16, 2023, to learn about programs and student life at Maryland University of Integrative Health.
Speak directly to faculty and staff at MUIH in the following areas:
Admissions
Ayurvedic Wellness Practices
Cannabis Science
Clinical Herbal Medicine & Herbal Product Design
Financial Aid
Health and Wellness Coaching
Health Promotion
Integrative Health Studies
Nutrition
Student Affairs
Workplace Wellness
Yoga Therapy
This event will be held on Zoom. We’ll start with a short presentation from our Admissions and Student Affairs teams and then open up the breakout rooms, where your questions are welcome. Feel free to attend the event anytime between 12:00-1:30 PM EDT.
In addition to the open house, consider attending one of our free informational webinars that outline program requirements and curriculum in detail.
By attending this event, you’ll receive a discount towards your MUIH application fee. Learn more about our integrative health programs and admissions requirements on our website.
Learn about the integrative health graduate programs enrolling for Fall 2023 at Maryland University of Integrative Health.
Join our Admissions Counselors, Financial Aid Team, Academic Advisors, Program Directors, and Faculty on Zoom on Tuesday, May 16, 2023, to learn about programs and student life at Maryland University of Integrative Health.
Speak directly to faculty and staff at MUIH in the following areas:
Admissions
Ayurvedic Wellness Practices
Cannabis Science
Clinical Herbal Medicine & Herbal Product Design
Financial Aid
Health and Wellness Coaching
Health Promotion
Integrative Health Studies
Nutrition
Student Affairs
Workplace Wellness
Yoga Therapy
This event will be held on Zoom. We’ll start with a short presentation from our Admissions and Student Affairs teams and then open up the breakout rooms, where your questions are welcome. Feel free to attend the event anytime between 12:00-1:30 PM EDT.
In addition to the open house, consider attending one of our free informational webinars that outline program requirements and curriculum in detail.
By attending this event, you’ll receive a discount towards your MUIH application fee. Learn more about our integrative health programs and admissions requirements on our website.
Webinar | Ask the Yoga Therapist: Yoga Therapy for the Cancer Continuum
Join our event to ask a Yoga Therapist about the role of yoga therapy across the cancer continuum.
In this webinar, our Yoga Therapy Director of Experiential Learning, Dr. Kelli Bethel will discuss the role of yoga therapy across the cancer continuum, including current evidence as well as yoga therapy consideration for treatments in each of major sections of the continuum. Bring your questions!
Join our event to ask a Yoga Therapist about the role of yoga therapy across the cancer continuum.
In this webinar, our Yoga Therapy Director of Experiential Learning, Dr. Kelli Bethel will discuss the role of yoga therapy across the cancer continuum, including current evidence as well as yoga therapy consideration for treatments in each of major sections of the continuum. Bring your questions!
Webinar | Ask the Yoga Therapist: Yoga Therapy for Grief and Loss
Join our event to ask a Yoga Therapist about how yoga therapy can help you process grief and loss.
In this webinar, MUIH Department Chair for Yoga Therapy and AyurvedaDr. Suzie Carmack will share five evidence-based yoga therapy strategies for supporting clients on their grief healing journey. You’ll also learn what the latest scientific evidence tells us about how yoga therapy practices can be adapted for individuals experiencing grief or loss.
After sharing these tips, Dr. Carmack will answer questions in real-time and share resources that can help you or someone you know who needs support on their path to healing.
Join our event to ask a Yoga Therapist about how yoga therapy can help you process grief and loss.
In this webinar, MUIH Department Chair for Yoga Therapy and AyurvedaDr. Suzie Carmack will share five evidence-based yoga therapy strategies for supporting clients on their grief healing journey. You’ll also learn what the latest scientific evidence tells us about how yoga therapy practices can be adapted for individuals experiencing grief or loss.
After sharing these tips, Dr. Carmack will answer questions in real-time and share resources that can help you or someone you know who needs support on their path to healing.
Yoga Therapy & Ayurveda: Ancient Pathways to Health & Well-Being
I recently had the chance to interview Dr. Suzie Carmack, Assistant Professor and Department Chair of Yoga Therapy and Ayurveda at Maryland University of Integrative Health (MUIH), for our Wellness Wednesday podcast series. Dr. Carmack has 30 years of teaching experience in higher education as a multi-disciplinary scholar and 20 years of concurrent experience as a yoga therapist, yoga teacher trainer, leadership coach, and consultant. As a best-selling author, Dr. Carmack is world-renowned for promoting yoga, mindfulness, and self-compassion to advance public health.
MUIH and its graduates are pioneering the new field of yoga therapy through one-of-a-kind programs. Yoga Therapy is one of the nation’s leading and fastest growing natural therapies used by millions of Americans to address chronic and acute conditions and to promote a lifetime of health and wellness. Yoga therapists use advanced mind-body approaches to support this growth.
Ayurveda (“science of life”) is one of the oldest systems of self-care in the world. It focuses on an individual’s relationship with their body, mind, spirit, and the natural world. Ayurveda blends well with other integrative health fields and modern medicine, both philosophically and practically, owing to its inclusivity of multiple perspectives.
Click here to watch our entire interview or enjoy four short clips outlined below that highlight ways to incorporate yogic practices into your life and insight into the fields of yoga therapy and ayurveda.
Be a trailblazer and ask your healthcare providers to team up with Yoga Therapists to help you on your wellness journey.
Maryland University of Integrative Health (MUIH) is a leading academic institution focused on the study and practice of integrative health and wellness and one of the few universities in the U.S. dedicated solely to such practices. Deeply rooted in a holistic philosophy, its integrative health and wellness model is grounded in whole-person, relationship-centered, evidence-informed care.
The Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Ayurvedic Wellness Practices, Master of Science in Yoga Therapy, and Post-Master’s Certificate in Therapeutic Yoga Practices are just three of the more than 20 progressive graduate degree programs in a wide range of disciplines offered on-campus and online. Each program has been designed to maximize quality education within the shortest time with qualified, experienced, and dedicated faculty at the center of students’ learning experience. Enrollment for Fall 2023 has begun. Click here for our complete academic programs guide.
If you live in the area, consider visiting the on-campus Natural Care Center or partner healthcare organizations for compassionate and affordable healthcare from student interns and professional practitioners, delivering clinical treatments and consultations throughout each year. For more information about MUIH, please visit www.muih.edu
Tags: Choosing a Yoga Therapy Program, Best Yoga Therapy Practices, What is Ayurveda, How to Use Ayurveda, Best Yoga Therapy Programs, Top Ayurveda Schools, Ayurveda Programs, Graduate Schools, Online Graduate Degrees
I recently had the chance to interview Dr. Suzie Carmack, Assistant Professor and Department Chair of Yoga Therapy and Ayurveda at Maryland University of Integrative Health (MUIH), for our Wellness Wednesday podcast series. Dr. Carmack has 30 years of teaching experience in higher education as a multi-disciplinary scholar and 20 years of concurrent experience as a yoga therapist, yoga teacher trainer, leadership coach, and consultant. As a best-selling author, Dr. Carmack is world-renowned for promoting yoga, mindfulness, and self-compassion to advance public health.
MUIH and its graduates are pioneering the new field of yoga therapy through one-of-a-kind programs. Yoga Therapy is one of the nation’s leading and fastest growing natural therapies used by millions of Americans to address chronic and acute conditions and to promote a lifetime of health and wellness. Yoga therapists use advanced mind-body approaches to support this growth.
Ayurveda (“science of life”) is one of the oldest systems of self-care in the world. It focuses on an individual’s relationship with their body, mind, spirit, and the natural world. Ayurveda blends well with other integrative health fields and modern medicine, both philosophically and practically, owing to its inclusivity of multiple perspectives.
Click here to watch our entire interview or enjoy four short clips outlined below that highlight ways to incorporate yogic practices into your life and insight into the fields of yoga therapy and ayurveda.
Be a trailblazer and ask your healthcare providers to team up with Yoga Therapists to help you on your wellness journey.
Maryland University of Integrative Health (MUIH) is a leading academic institution focused on the study and practice of integrative health and wellness and one of the few universities in the U.S. dedicated solely to such practices. Deeply rooted in a holistic philosophy, its integrative health and wellness model is grounded in whole-person, relationship-centered, evidence-informed care.
The Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Ayurvedic Wellness Practices, Master of Science in Yoga Therapy, and Post-Master’s Certificate in Therapeutic Yoga Practices are just three of the more than 20 progressive graduate degree programs in a wide range of disciplines offered on-campus and online. Each program has been designed to maximize quality education within the shortest time with qualified, experienced, and dedicated faculty at the center of students’ learning experience. Enrollment for Fall 2023 has begun. Click here for our complete academic programs guide.
If you live in the area, consider visiting the on-campus Natural Care Center or partner healthcare organizations for compassionate and affordable healthcare from student interns and professional practitioners, delivering clinical treatments and consultations throughout each year. For more information about MUIH, please visit www.muih.edu
Tags: Choosing a Yoga Therapy Program, Best Yoga Therapy Practices, What is Ayurveda, How to Use Ayurveda, Best Yoga Therapy Programs, Top Ayurveda Schools, Ayurveda Programs, Graduate Schools, Online Graduate Degrees
Webinar | How Yoga Therapy and Ayurveda Changed My Life: Meet Our Alumni
Join this special webinar featuring the stories and successes of some recent Yoga Therapy and Ayurveda alumni.
Join our Department Chair for Yoga Therapy and Ayurveda Dr. Suzie Carmack for this special webinar featuring the stories and successes of some of our recent Yoga Therapy and Ayurveda program graduates. You’ll learn more about the impact they are each making on the world’s well-being, and how MUIH training and graduate education in our accredited programs have prepared them for their current success in clinic and community settings. We’ll also have time at the end of this webinar for your questions to be answered in real time.
Join this special webinar featuring the stories and successes of some recent Yoga Therapy and Ayurveda alumni.
Join our Department Chair for Yoga Therapy and Ayurveda Dr. Suzie Carmack for this special webinar featuring the stories and successes of some of our recent Yoga Therapy and Ayurveda program graduates. You’ll learn more about the impact they are each making on the world’s well-being, and how MUIH training and graduate education in our accredited programs have prepared them for their current success in clinic and community settings. We’ll also have time at the end of this webinar for your questions to be answered in real time.
Webinar | Ask the Yoga Therapist: Burnout and Compassion Fatigue
Join our event to ask a Yoga Therapist about how yoga can help you prevent and recover from burnout and compassion fatigue.
In this webinar, MUIH Department Chair for Yoga Therapy and AyurvedaDr. Suzie Carmack will share five evidence-based yoga therapy strategies for burnout. You’ll also learn what the latest scientific evidence tells us about how yoga therapy practices can be adapted for workers who are experiencing burnout and/or compassion fatigue.
After sharing these insights, Dr. Carmack will answer questions in real-time and share resources that can help you or someone you know recover from burnout.
Join our event to ask a Yoga Therapist about how yoga can help you prevent and recover from burnout and compassion fatigue.
In this webinar, MUIH Department Chair for Yoga Therapy and AyurvedaDr. Suzie Carmack will share five evidence-based yoga therapy strategies for burnout. You’ll also learn what the latest scientific evidence tells us about how yoga therapy practices can be adapted for workers who are experiencing burnout and/or compassion fatigue.
After sharing these insights, Dr. Carmack will answer questions in real-time and share resources that can help you or someone you know recover from burnout.
Make an Impact as a Yoga Therapist
Learn about the M.S. in Yoga Therapy Program at Maryland University of Integrative Health.
Join us for an informative webinar on our yoga therapy program, Master of Science in Yoga Therapy and how you can make the transition from Yoga Teacher to Yoga Therapist. You will learn how to advance your yoga career and work in a clinical setting.The Master of Science in Yoga Therapy is designed for individuals who have previously earned a minimum of 200-hour yoga teacher training, such as a Yoga Alliance 200-hour registered school program or its equivalent, and have one year of personal practice experience and one year of documented teaching experience after the completion date of their 200-hour yoga teacher training. It is designed for yoga professionals who wish to gain deep and academic knowledge and skills in the philosophy, science, and research underlying yoga practices, apply them to develop one-on-one therapeutic relationships with clients to address their unique health goals and challenges, and be qualified to work in conventional healthcare and medical settings.
This webinar will provide a framework that gives insight into Yoga Therapy and how this program can support the student in using yoga as a therapeutic modality within the career field.
Learn about the M.S. in Yoga Therapy Program at Maryland University of Integrative Health.
Join us for an informative webinar on our yoga therapy program, Master of Science in Yoga Therapy and how you can make the transition from Yoga Teacher to Yoga Therapist. You will learn how to advance your yoga career and work in a clinical setting.The Master of Science in Yoga Therapy is designed for individuals who have previously earned a minimum of 200-hour yoga teacher training, such as a Yoga Alliance 200-hour registered school program or its equivalent, and have one year of personal practice experience and one year of documented teaching experience after the completion date of their 200-hour yoga teacher training. It is designed for yoga professionals who wish to gain deep and academic knowledge and skills in the philosophy, science, and research underlying yoga practices, apply them to develop one-on-one therapeutic relationships with clients to address their unique health goals and challenges, and be qualified to work in conventional healthcare and medical settings.
This webinar will provide a framework that gives insight into Yoga Therapy and how this program can support the student in using yoga as a therapeutic modality within the career field.
Webinar | Earn your Master’s in Yoga Therapy
Learn about the M.S. in Yoga Therapy Program at Maryland University of Integrative Health.
Join us for an informative webinar on our yoga therapy program, Master of Science in Yoga Therapy and how you can make the transition from Yoga Teacher to Yoga Therapist. You will learn how to advance your yoga career and work in a clinical setting.The Master of Science in Yoga Therapy is designed for individuals who have previously earned a minimum of 200-hour yoga teacher training, such as a Yoga Alliance 200-hour registered school program or its equivalent, and have one year of personal practice experience and one year of documented teaching experience after the completion date of their 200-hour yoga teacher training. It is designed for yoga professionals who wish to gain deep and academic knowledge and skills in the philosophy, science, and research underlying yoga practices, apply them to develop one-on-one therapeutic relationships with clients to address their unique health goals and challenges, and be qualified to work in conventional healthcare and medical settings.
This webinar will provide a framework that gives insight into Yoga Therapy and how this program can support the student in using yoga as a therapeutic modality within the career field.
Learn about the M.S. in Yoga Therapy Program at Maryland University of Integrative Health.
Join us for an informative webinar on our yoga therapy program, Master of Science in Yoga Therapy and how you can make the transition from Yoga Teacher to Yoga Therapist. You will learn how to advance your yoga career and work in a clinical setting.The Master of Science in Yoga Therapy is designed for individuals who have previously earned a minimum of 200-hour yoga teacher training, such as a Yoga Alliance 200-hour registered school program or its equivalent, and have one year of personal practice experience and one year of documented teaching experience after the completion date of their 200-hour yoga teacher training. It is designed for yoga professionals who wish to gain deep and academic knowledge and skills in the philosophy, science, and research underlying yoga practices, apply them to develop one-on-one therapeutic relationships with clients to address their unique health goals and challenges, and be qualified to work in conventional healthcare and medical settings.
This webinar will provide a framework that gives insight into Yoga Therapy and how this program can support the student in using yoga as a therapeutic modality within the career field.
Webinar | Earn your Master’s in Yoga Therapy
Learn about the M.S. in Yoga Therapy Program at Maryland University of Integrative Health.
Join us for an informative webinar on our yoga therapy program, Master of Science in Yoga Therapy and how you can make the transition from Yoga Teacher to Yoga Therapist. You will learn how to advance your yoga career and work in a clinical setting.The Master of Science in Yoga Therapy is designed for individuals who have previously earned a minimum of 200-hour yoga teacher training, such as a Yoga Alliance 200-hour registered school program or its equivalent, and have one year of personal practice experience and one year of documented teaching experience after the completion date of their 200-hour yoga teacher training. It is designed for yoga professionals who wish to gain deep and academic knowledge and skills in the philosophy, science, and research underlying yoga practices, apply them to develop one-on-one therapeutic relationships with clients to address their unique health goals and challenges, and be qualified to work in conventional healthcare and medical settings.
This webinar will provide a framework that gives insight into Yoga Therapy and how this program can support the student in using yoga as a therapeutic modality within the career field.
Learn about the M.S. in Yoga Therapy Program at Maryland University of Integrative Health.
Join us for an informative webinar on our yoga therapy program, Master of Science in Yoga Therapy and how you can make the transition from Yoga Teacher to Yoga Therapist. You will learn how to advance your yoga career and work in a clinical setting.The Master of Science in Yoga Therapy is designed for individuals who have previously earned a minimum of 200-hour yoga teacher training, such as a Yoga Alliance 200-hour registered school program or its equivalent, and have one year of personal practice experience and one year of documented teaching experience after the completion date of their 200-hour yoga teacher training. It is designed for yoga professionals who wish to gain deep and academic knowledge and skills in the philosophy, science, and research underlying yoga practices, apply them to develop one-on-one therapeutic relationships with clients to address their unique health goals and challenges, and be qualified to work in conventional healthcare and medical settings.
This webinar will provide a framework that gives insight into Yoga Therapy and how this program can support the student in using yoga as a therapeutic modality within the career field.
Webinar | Yoga Teacher to Yoga Therapist: Making the Transition
Learn about making the transition from Yoga Teacher to Yoga Therapist.
Join us for an informative webinar on our yoga therapy program, Master of Science in Yoga Therapy and how you can make the transition from Yoga Teacher to Yoga Therapist. You will learn how to advance your yoga career and work in a clinical setting.
The Master of Science in Yoga Therapy is designed for individuals who have previously earned a minimum of 200-hour yoga teacher training, such as a Yoga Alliance 200-hour registered school program or its equivalent, and have one year of personal practice experience and one year of documented teaching experience after the completion date of their 200-hour yoga teacher training. It is designed for yoga professionals who wish to gain deep and academic knowledge and skills in the philosophy, science, and research underlying yoga practices, apply them to develop one-on-one therapeutic relationships with clients to address their unique health goals and challenges, and be qualified to work in conventional healthcare and medical settings.
This webinar will provide a framework that gives insight into Yoga Therapy and how this program can support the student in using yoga as a therapeutic modality within the career field.
Learn about making the transition from Yoga Teacher to Yoga Therapist.
Join us for an informative webinar on our yoga therapy program, Master of Science in Yoga Therapy and how you can make the transition from Yoga Teacher to Yoga Therapist. You will learn how to advance your yoga career and work in a clinical setting.
The Master of Science in Yoga Therapy is designed for individuals who have previously earned a minimum of 200-hour yoga teacher training, such as a Yoga Alliance 200-hour registered school program or its equivalent, and have one year of personal practice experience and one year of documented teaching experience after the completion date of their 200-hour yoga teacher training. It is designed for yoga professionals who wish to gain deep and academic knowledge and skills in the philosophy, science, and research underlying yoga practices, apply them to develop one-on-one therapeutic relationships with clients to address their unique health goals and challenges, and be qualified to work in conventional healthcare and medical settings.
This webinar will provide a framework that gives insight into Yoga Therapy and how this program can support the student in using yoga as a therapeutic modality within the career field.
Learn about the M.S. in Yoga Therapy Program at Maryland University of Integrative Health.
The Master of Science in Yoga Therapy is designed for individuals who have previously earned a minimum of 200-hour yoga teacher training, such as a Yoga Alliance 200-hour registered school program or its equivalent, and have one year of personal practice experience and one year of documented teaching experience after the completion date of their 200-hour yoga teacher training. It is designed for yoga professionals who wish to gain deep and academic knowledge and skills in the philosophy, science, and research underlying yoga practices, apply them to develop one-on-one therapeutic relationships with clients to address their unique health goals and challenges, and be qualified to work in conventional healthcare and medical settings.
This webinar will provide a framework that gives insight into Yoga Therapy and how this program can support the student in using yoga as a therapeutic modality within the career field.
Learn about the M.S. in Yoga Therapy Program at Maryland University of Integrative Health.
The Master of Science in Yoga Therapy is designed for individuals who have previously earned a minimum of 200-hour yoga teacher training, such as a Yoga Alliance 200-hour registered school program or its equivalent, and have one year of personal practice experience and one year of documented teaching experience after the completion date of their 200-hour yoga teacher training. It is designed for yoga professionals who wish to gain deep and academic knowledge and skills in the philosophy, science, and research underlying yoga practices, apply them to develop one-on-one therapeutic relationships with clients to address their unique health goals and challenges, and be qualified to work in conventional healthcare and medical settings.
This webinar will provide a framework that gives insight into Yoga Therapy and how this program can support the student in using yoga as a therapeutic modality within the career field.
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