Resource Package - PhysioYoga and the Pelvic Floor
Resource Package - PhysioYoga and the Pelvic Floor
This course includes
The instructors
Overview
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What's included
The practices provided in The PhysioYoga and the Pelvic Floor Resource Package include the following:
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Pelvic Floor Relaxation practices in various yoga postures and mindful movement.
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Facilitation of Pelvic Floor Engagement and Excursion practices coordinated with Breath and Movement.
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Standing Balance practices to enhance pelvic floor and core efficiency, using language and cueing to promote efficient breath and motor timing.
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Additional Mindful Meditation practices to enhance calming of the nervous systems, focus and concentration, compassion, self-awareness, and psycho-emotional regulation.
In addition, the following awareness practices in various yoga postures are included in this resource package:
- Enhance connection to and awareness of the pelvic floor
- Mind, breath, and body scan
- Mindfulness practices of 5 koshas in yoga
- Tactile and visual feedback of perineum
- Pelvic diaphragmatic breath visualization.
Shelly Prosko's online course
The instructors
PT, C-IAYT, PCAYT
Shelly is a physiotherapist, yoga therapist, educator, author and pioneer of PhysioYoga who has been integrating yoga into physiotherapy since 1998 with a focus on chronic pain, pelvic health, compassion in healthcare and professional burnout. She guest lectures at numerous yoga therapy and physiotherapy schools, presents at yoga and medical conferences globally, contributes to academic research and writing, provides mentorship to professionals, and offers courses and resources for yoga and healthcare practitioners and the general population. Shelly is a Pain Care Aware Lead Trainer.
She considers herself a lifelong student and emphasizes the immense value gained from clinical experience and learning from the patients she serves, the professionals she teaches, and the colleagues with which she collaborates.
Shelly has written several book chapters in yoga therapy and integrative rehabilitation textbooks and is co-editor/author of Yoga and Science in Pain Care: Treating the Person in Pain. She maintains a clinical practice in Sylvan Lake, Alberta, Canada and believes compassion is the foundation of healthcare and overall well-being.
Learn more about Shelly’s work at www.physioyoga.ca to learn more
Material included in this course
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Resource Package - PhysioYoga and the Pelvic Floor
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Welcome and Important Information
Patient exercises included in this course
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Loving Kindness Meditation
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Circular Nostril Breath Visualization (Audio Only)
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Supine Progressive Muscle Relaxation (Audio Only)
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Chakra Meditation with Hand Mudras
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Reclined Cobbler’s Pose with Self-GI Massage
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Alternate Nostril Breath Visualization with Single Knee to Chest
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Warrior 2 - Triangle - Half Moon Flow
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Warrior 3 Variations
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Standing Practices: Warrior 2 ↔ Triangle ↔ Half Moon Flow
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Standing Practices: Chair Pose Variations
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Plank, Child’s Plank, Puppy Dog Series
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Half Kneel Stride with Variations
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Cat/cow + Thread Needle Breath Variations
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Hip Poses: Modifications at Wall
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Garland Pose/Squat
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Supported Extended Child’s Pose
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Four Point Cat/Cow Variations
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Supine Hip Warm-Up
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Awareness Squat - Visual Feedback
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Awareness Meditation
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Toilet Meditation
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Single Knee Up↔Lunge Variations
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Tree Pose Variations
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Sit ↔Stand Practices
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Standing Practices: Wide-Legged Side Lunge Variations
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Standing Practices: Dynamic Squats
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Standing Practices: Warrior 1 ↔ Tree Flow
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Standing Practices: Mountain Pose
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Standing Foot Awareness Practices
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Supine Practices
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Hip Poses: Modifications Seated in Chair
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Legs up the Wall: Modifications
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Four Part Breath in Prone
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Extended Child's Pose
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Relaxation Malasana
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Restorative Series
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Prone Hip Awareness
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Awareness: Child's Pose
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Awareness: Crook-Lying and Supine
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Awareness: Prone Tactile Feedback
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Awareness: Seated Tactile Feedback
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Awareness: Side-Lying Palpation
Patient education included in this course
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Loving Kindness Meditation
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