Yoga, the Brain, and Dementia | Online 2-Part Course
US STUDENTS – REGISTER HERE
UK STUDENTS – REGISTER HERE
You probably have known a friend or family member who has suffered from debilitating dementia. The onset of dementia is rising rapidly worldwide affecting 1 in 10 people over the age of 65. While the actual cause of dementia is not fully understood, many cases are precipitated by cardiovascular restriction, hearing loss, lack of sleep, feelings of isolation, and stress. In this course we review the multiple ways that the brain and nervous system are impacted by dementia. We introduce practices in mindfulness, somatic therapy, yoga and diet that can possibly stave off the onset of the disease. In this course you will learn numerous body-mind centering practices—movement for the neck, skull and brain; improved listening skills; dietary regulation; and exercise for the respiratory system—that when combined together and practiced over time can counter the risks of dementia.
Cost: $80
When: September 17 & 18 | 9:00am – 11:00am MT
- Have your props handy! We recommend two blocks, blankets, a thick bolster, an 8’ or 10’ belt/strap, and a backless chair (modifications will be given if you do not have a chair). We recommend yogaoutlet.com and Manduka for props; backless chairs can be found on Amazon and Etsy.
- Please note that all classes are in Mountain Time.
- Can’t join us at 9am MT because of your schedule or time zone? We’ve got you covered! Reserve your seat and all video recordings will be uploaded to your course curriculum to watch when you can, available to stream for 90 days.
