Therapeutic Yoga
Develop Clinical Expertise in the service of health and longevity
Therapeutic Yoga
Develop Clinical Expertise in the service of health and longevity
Module 1 | 4 100h weekends & Module 2 | 3 weekends 120h
+ 10 weekly online meetings
Module 3 | Personalized professional mentoring 30h (optional)
Enhanced Edition 2026!
Module 1 : Oct 30 - Nov 1; Nov 20-22; Dec 11-13, 2026; Jan 22-24, 2027
Module 2 : Feb 18-20; May 7-9; June 4-6, 2027
Zoom meetings: Every Tuesday, from March 9 to May 11.
Yoga Sangha Montreal
4412 Boul. Saint-Laurent & Zoom
Therapeutic approach and applications in yoga
With Marie-Françoise Mariette, Yoga therapist, ERYT 500,
Master Hypnotherapist, Hypnotherapist, ANQ, RITMA, Sonia Osorio, ND, DHom, RMT, CYT and Béatrice Ayotte, B.Sc. Kinesiology, M.Sc. Neuroscience, Certified Yoga Teacher
Invited to the Faculty | Trauma-Informed Yoga: Manon Beaudry, M. Psychology, Master Hypnotherapist, Certified Yoga and Meditation Teacher
.
Drawing on yoga, current neuroscience, and the integrative clinical approach, this comprehensive training will enable you to develop a sensitive understanding of the human body and practical applications to improve the quality of life and health of those around you, your students, your private clients, and yourself. Using skills developed in therapeutic yoga, you will learn to observe and decode the compensatory mechanisms of the nervous system, understand pain beyond the symptom, and offer a dynamic intervention that fosters a holistic view of the individual. You will learn to structure a clear and evolving intervention protocol, integrating biomechanics, therapeutic breathing, neuromobilization, hypnotherapy, polyvagal theory, and trauma-informed therapy. This contemporary training is distinguished by its profound connection between yogic tradition, modern science, and a rigorous ethical stance, including the legal framework and the boundaries of the therapeutic role. You will thus develop the rare ability to provide discerning support while respecting the human complexity inherent in each situation.
Case studies, analysis, synthesis and overall understanding of the body will lead to the application of concrete tools for addressing postural discomfort or physical and mental health issues.
Through the modules, you will learn to build structured encounters, to conduct a clear anamnesis, to intervene precisely through breath, adapted movement, neuromobilization, therapeutic language, hypnotherapy and deep regulation practices.
The program finally includes a complete course in optional personalized professional mentoring for those wishing to launch their practice in private consultation or in an institutional setting.
The human body is a miracle of engineering. Understanding and harnessing the determinants of health can help increase health and longevity.
Module 1: Body Intelligence & Therapeutic Relationship
Body Intelligence & Therapeutic Relationship
October 30-31 & November 1
Introduction to Yoga Therapy | The beginnings of suffering, body alignment, and regulation of the nervous system
This first weekend will transform your perspective. You will learn to recognize suffering before it crystallizes into pathology, to read the nervous system's alertness behind a rigid posture, and to understand how breath, mind, and body structure interact. You will begin to think like a therapist by learning to observe, analyze, and regulate.
- The origins of suffering in yogic and Buddhist philosophy
- The 5 Koshas and their
Imbalances: from the dense body to the subtle - The 6 stages of disease according to Ayurveda
- The mechanisms of pain and its expression
- Nociception and modern understanding of pain
- Postural assessment: static observation, movement and body language
- What posture reveals about the mind
- Regulating cardiac and emotional activity through breathing
- The role of CO₂ and "less is more" in therapeutic respiration
- Therapeutic practices and pain
- Pain management through neuromobilization
- Applications
guided therapy and role-playing
November 20-21-22
Heart ailments & the therapeutic relationship
Discover how the therapeutic relationship is your primary tool for intervention. This weekend will teach you how to create a safe space where the client can relax. You will develop structured listening skills, a controlled presence, and a clear ability to intervene, in addition to being able to address physiological and biomechanical issues related to the upper body and limbs.
- Cardiovascular system and heart conditions
- Hypertension (theory and practice)
- Unexpressed emotional burdens and bodily impact
- Attachment bonds and the heart-nervous system relationship
- Introduction to the DSM-5 in a professional setting
- Anamnesis: the interview that soothes and clarifies
- client-therapist co-regulation
- Law 21 and ethical stance
- Biomechanics of the shoulders, elbows and wrists
- Diaphragmatic release
- Detailed therapeutic applications for the upper limbs
- Alternating demonstrations and supervised practice
- Construction of targeted mini-therapeutic sequences
December 11-12-13
Digestive System & Visceral Intelligence
Learn to listen to your gut as a center of intelligence. Stress, inflammation, sensitive constitution: you will understand how to connect physiology, emotions, and energy to intervene effectively through a holistic understanding of digestion.
- Gut-brain axis
- Vagus nerve and parasympathetic regulation
- Microbiota and inflammation
- Gastric reflux, hiatal hernia, gastritis, ulcers and inflammatory conditions, Crohn's disease, colitis, irritable bowel syndrome, constipation and discomfort of the excretory system
- Construction of sessions adapted to the terrain
- Alternating demonstrations and supervised practice
- Experiential immersion in the customer role
January 22-23-24, 2027
Anxiety, depression, burnout & addictions
Delve into the inner workings of the mind. You will learn to recognize anticipatory anxiety, debilitating burnout, and the avoidance strategies the mind employs to escape discomfort. You will develop the ability to intervene maturely in the face of compensatory behaviors and addictions, integrating body awareness, breathwork, and therapeutic language.
- Roots of anxiety and neural pathways
- Dopamine, the reward system, and habenula
- Burnout, chronic fatigue and insomnia
- Rumination and anticipation mechanisms
- Addictions: tobacco, alcohol, food, work, sex, screens
- Mental avoidance strategies and their bodily manifestations
- Identification phenomena ("what I think of myself, of others, and what I believe they think of me")
- Impact of buried fears and imbalances in the koshas
- Hypno-yoga and therapeutic visualizations
- The power of words and working with the unconscious
- HypnoYog Therapy as a regulatory tool
- Construction of protocols integrating movement, breathing and support
compulsive behaviors - Supervised practice and simulations
- Understanding the origin of suffering, such as the mechanisms, consequences and means of pain regulation
- Learning to discern the correct alignment of the body beyond compensations.
- Reading and regulating an overloaded nervous system.
- Learn to observe and allow for optimal breathing.
- To intervene precisely in the face of digestive, cardiovascular and chronic stress-related imbalances.
- Understanding the mechanisms of anxiety, burnout, depression, and compensatory behaviors (addictions)
- Use therapeutic breathing, adapted movement, neuromobilization and hypno-yoga as concrete levers for regulation.
- Knowing how to apply an intervention protocol and create a motivating, healthy and professional therapeutic framework.
- Yoga teachers wishing to deepen your expertise
- Healthcare or helping professionals
- Body therapists
- Enthusiasts wishing to understand the mind-body connection in depth
- Seeking a 360° perspective on a personal health issue
Friday 5pm to 9pm | Saturday & Sunday 8am to 12pm & 1pm to 5pm
20 hours of case studies are to be expected, in addition to weekends.
In Studio or Online Live (Replay available)
$1,695 until September 25 with code MOD1 / $1,795 after.
No tax is applicable to the training due to our accreditation as a recognized institution. The $350 fee is non-refundable after September 1, 2026.
Module 1 Registration Link: Studio ; Online
Details of the multi-payment option are available on the purchase page.
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Price / Modules I & II: Complete Training
Valid upon registration for both modules combined.
Save $300 off the regular price.
$3,845 rather than $4,145
Registration link for 220h: Studio ; Online
Details of the multi-payment option are available on the purchase page.
Valid in-studio or online live sessions + weekly online live meetings. No tax applies to the training due to our accreditation as a recognized institution. $500 non-refundable after September 1, 2026
Module 2: Clinical Specializations & Advanced Integration of Yoga Therapy | Become an Accredited Yoga Therapist
Become an accredited yoga therapist
Module 2 | Clinical Development & Case Studies
This second part delves into the heart of the clinical practice of yoga therapy. Through the analysis of real cases, guided discussions, supervised practices, and personal integration work, you will learn to design intervention protocols adapted to the complex realities of the body and health.
You will develop an in-depth understanding of issues affecting the back, sciatica and cervical spine, lymphatic imbalances, autoimmune conditions, hormonal transitions, and the challenges related to post-traumatic stress.
This module will allow you to refine your therapeutic discernment and to integrate the physical, respiratory and psychological tools of yoga therapy into a holistic approach to health, based on presence, sensitivity and a conscious and enlightened support relationship.
Clinical Specializations & Advanced Yogatherapeutic Integration | Become an Accredited Yogatherapist
February 18-19-20, 2027
Plantar fasciitis, sciatica, back and neck conditions and pain
Develop a refined clinical understanding of back and neck conditions, comprehending the mechanisms of compensation, overload, and protection involved. This module will equip you to intervene with discernment, precision, and safety in contexts of acute or chronic pain.
- Plantar fasciitis and posterior chains
- Sciatica and nerve compression
- Lumbago and lumbar instability
- Herniated discs
- Scoliosis and postural imbalances
- SIJ, L4-L5 and segmental mobility
- Piriformis and referred pain
- Applied biomechanics of standing posture
- Safe adaptations according to limitations
- Chair yoga and therapeutic options
- Building sessions integrating yoga and hypnosis
March, April & May 2027
10 sessions, 6-9 PM Live Zoom Tuesdays March 9, 16, 23, 30; April 6, 13,
20, 27 & May 4, 11
Trauma-Informed Yoga — 30H with Marie-Françoise Mariette, Manon Beaudry and Béatrice Ayotte
Here you will develop an expanded awareness of your role. Teaching will become a profoundly enlightened act
when one understands the mechanisms of trauma and survival states.
- Understanding
trauma and the limbic system - Amygdala and survival responses
- Window of tolerance
- Polyvagal theory and autonomic states
- Adaptation of language and guidance
- Construction of trauma-sensitive classes
- Applications in group and private sessions
May 7-8-9, 2027
Lymphatic system, autoimmunity & hormonal transitions
Here you will accompany more fragile individuals where precision, slowness, and respect become essential. This module equips you to intervene in contexts of chronic inflammation and major physiological transitions.
- Arthritis and
rheumatoid arthritis - Lupus and inflammatory conditions
- Crohn's disease and autoimmune disorders
- Lymphatic system and regulation
- Hormonal yoga and cycles
- Menopause and andropause
- Post-menopause as a second spring
- Construction of adapted and progressive sequences
June 4-5-6, 2027
Case studies, the art of living and accompanying & final integration
Consolidate your therapeutic stance. Analysis, clarity, discernment. You will present concrete cases and receive professional feedback to integrate your learning into a coherent and enlightened vision of your future professional practice.
- Supervised presentations
- Detailed clinical analysis
- Evaluated feedback
- Final integration and consolidation
- The art of living and accompanying: Therapist ethics and self-care
- In-depth analysis of clinical cases in Yoga Therapy.
- Development of intervention protocols adapted to the case being treated or the target population
- Application of concrete therapeutic tools for pain or disorders of plantar fasciitis, sciatica, back, cervical, lymphatic and immune systems, such as hormonal transitions.
- A sensitive approach to chronic and post-traumatic stress.
- A holistic 360° vision integrating body, psyche and therapeutic relationship.
- Yoga teachers wishing to deepen your expertise
- Healthcare or helping professionals
- Body therapists
- Enthusiasts wishing to understand the mind-body connection in depth
- Seeking a 360° perspective on a personal health issue
Friday 5pm to 9pm | Saturday & Sunday 8am to 12pm & 1pm to 5pm
+ Weekly Online "Live" meetings (replay available) starting March 9th.
30 hours of case studies are to be expected, in addition to weekends.
In Studio or Online Live (Replay available)
$2,250 until January 22nd with code MOD2 / $2,350 after.
No tax is applicable to the training due to our accreditation as a recognized institution. A non-refundable fee of $350 is payable after January 22, 2027.
Module 2 Registration Link: Studio ; Online
Details of the multi-payment option are available on the purchase page.
✦
Price / Modules I & II: Complete Training
Valid upon registration for both modules combined.
Save $300 off the regular price.
$3,845 rather than $4,145
Registration link for 220 hours: Studio ; Online
Details of the multi-payment option are available on the purchase page.
Valid in-studio or online live sessions + weekly online live meetings. No tax applies to the training due to our accreditation as a recognized institution. $500 non-refundable after September 1, 2026
PRACTICAL TRAINING & MENTORING
Become an accredited yoga therapist
Learn to see beyond the symptom and discover a holistic approach to health.
PRACTICAL TRAINING & MENTORING
Become an accredited yoga therapist
Learn to see beyond the symptom and discover a holistic approach to health.
Refinement of acquired skills & Supervised clinical placement
Module 3: Personalized professional mentoring 30 hours (optional)
Personalized Professional Mentoring | 30 Hours
A clinical incubator to structure your yoga therapy practice
This mentorship is more than just support. It's an advanced supervision space for practitioners ready to professionalize their expertise. Designed as a bridge between training and practice, it allows you to refine your clinical analysis, clarify your specialization, and build a solid, ethical, and structured therapeutic approach.
A rigorous structure | 30 supervised hours
1. Strategic direction & supervision (9 hours)
- Personalized initial consultation
- 4 individual mentoring sessions
- In-depth clinical supervision
- Ethical framework and professional positioning
You will develop a mature clinical reading, precise therapeutic sequencing, and a clear and confident professional stance.
2. Specialized track (17 hours) — One path, one concrete deliverable
Option 1 | Supervised Case Studies
Direct work with 3 real clients, under structured supervision. You will consolidate your ability to assess, design, adjust, and document your interventions, demonstrating clinical rigor.
Deliverable: complete professional portfolio.
Option 2 | Development of a specialized program dedicated to a specific project or population
Design and implementation of a specialized yoga therapy offering. You will learn to structure a therapeutic curriculum, analyze a real need, and create a reproducible model.
Deliverable: a program proposal ready for deployment.
3. Integration & Positioning (4 hours)
- Clarifying your niche
- Ethical consolidation and scope of practice
- Basics of professional communication
- Supervised final presentation
Who is this mentoring program for?
This mentorship is for those who want not just to teach, but to structure a service offering that will allow them to develop a serious private practice or a turnkey project for a target clientele they can reach as a speaker, teacher, or specialist consultant. It is designed for serious and committed practitioners who wish to move from knowledge to expertise.
Places are limited in order to preserve the quality of supervision specific to mentoring and individualized support.
Develop your career plan with the support of a seasoned professional & Gain internship recognition *
The 30-hour professional mentorship program provides an integrative bridge between training, professional application, and community service. This module supports practitioners in refining their skills through supervised practice, the development of case studies, or the creation of programs tailored to specific populations who can benefit from therapeutic yoga.
Designed as a targeted professional incubator, this mentorship program offers individualized support to help participants:
- Clarify their specialization
- Strengthen the therapeutic application
- Developing ethical trust and
professional - Establishing a sustainable foundation for a
therapeutic practice or close work - Participants complete a total of 30 hours through mentoring, supervised internship or program development, integration sessions and the final presentation.
- *Applicable under certain conditions. Demonstrate applied knowledge in therapeutic or specialized yoga.
- Gain supervised practical experience
- Establish clear ethical boundaries in your field of practice
- Clarify your professional niche or specialization
- Produce a professional deliverable
concrete (case portfolio or program proposal) - Strengthen your response capacity
community
* Eligible for those following Option 2 of the program.
- Practitioners who have completed the
220-hour therapeutic yoga training - Teachers wishing to benefit
of mentoring before launching a specialized offer - Practitioners pursuing
applications in therapeutic yoga - Teachers developing community programs.
Each participant begins with an initial one-hour consultation to determine their specialization path based on their experience, interests, and professional goals.
To receive the certificate of completion, participants must:
- Complete the 30 hours of contact after the completion of the Yoga Therapy training held at Yoga Sangha
- Attend all mentoring meetings
- Submit the required documentation (case studies or program proposal)
- Perform the final presentation
- Demonstrate professional conduct and adherence to ethical standards
Pricing
Personalized mentoring $950 or 3 payments of $385
Teaching faculty
Marie-Françoise Mariette
Yoga Therapist, ERYT500, Master Hypnotist, Hypnotherapist, ANQ, RITMA
A yoga therapist, master hypnotist, and practicing hypnotherapist, Marie-Françoise employs an integrative approach where yoga practice meets emotional intelligence, nervous system regulation, and the latest neuroscience applications for physical and mental health. With over 3,000 hours of training and extensive experience in teaching and private clinical support, she develops a nuanced, precise, and deeply human understanding of the body.
Passionate about polyvagal theory, current somatic approaches, and the mind-body connection, she refines an expertise that combines science, feeling, and lasting transformation. Her pedagogy, both rigorous and sensitive, allows her to accurately support the complexity of each individual.
For her, every human being is a fascinating territory to explore and dedicate oneself to.
Marie-Françoise's nearly 10 years of clinical and teaching expertise, as well as the holistic range of training she has completed, make her a valuable collaborator as co-leader of our specialized Therapeutic Yoga program:
Certifications in hypnotherapy
750 h — Master in Hypnosis, EHTM Montreal, 2022
1,200 h — Hypnotherapy, EHTM Montreal, 2024-2025
800 h — Master in Hypnotherapy, EHTM Montreal, 2024-2025
40 h — Chronic Pain and Hypnosis, EHTM Montreal, 2026
Certifications in yoga
300 h — Hatha Yoga, 2013
100 h — Advanced Vinyasa, New York, 2015
100 h — Advanced Vinyasa, Montreal, 2016
40 h — Restorative Yoga, Montreal, 2016
300 h — Yoga Therapy, India, 2018
40 h — Yin Yoga, Montreal, 2019
40 h — Yoga Nidra, Montreal, 2019
25 h — Yoga & Post-Traumatic Stress, US, 2019
50 h — Judith Lasater – Hips & Shoulders, 2020
50 h — Tiffany Cruikshank – Shoulders
250 h — Yoga Therapy with Carina Raisman, Montreal, 2022
40 h — Menopause Yoga Teacher Training, course with Petra Coveney, 2025
20 h — Tiffany Cruikshank – Yoga & Burn Out, 2026
20 h — Tiffany Cruikshank – Transforming Habits, 2026
Faculty of Education
Béatrice Ayotte
B.Sc. Kinesiology, M.Sc., ERYT200
Driven by a constant quest for self-improvement, Béatrice explores movement as a field of both physical and neurological expansion. A teacher since 2014, her journey combines academic rigor with immersive explorations, from India to New York, enriching her practice with various approaches.
With a bachelor's degree in kinesiology and a master's degree in neuroscience, she has developed a keen understanding of the effects of yoga on the nervous system. Through her teachings, she builds concrete bridges between science and experience.
Creative and committed, she sees yoga as a powerful lever for evolution.
Béatrice's in-depth studies in neuroscience and her yoga background make her an invaluable collaborator as co-leader of our specialized Therapeutic Yoga program:
B.Sc. Kinesiology and M.Sc. Neuroscience
Bachelor of Kinesiology, UQÀM, 2018-2021
Master of Neuroscience, thesis on the protective effect of exercise on memory and neuroplasticity in situations of sleep deprivation, McGill University, 2021-2023
Yoga Certifications
200 h — Ashtanga Vinyasa - Kranti Yoga school, Goa, India, 2014
50 h — Children's Yoga (18 months to 8 years) - Little Lotus for Kids, Montreal, 2015
300 h — Ashtanga Vinyasa (equivalency) - Kranti Yoga school, Goa, India, 2016
75 h — ''The Art of Teaching Kula Style'', Kula Yoga Project, New York, 2017
50 h — Aerial Yoga Teacher Training, Airyogalates, Montreal, 2018
100 h — Advanced Yoga Teacher Training, Studio Mile-End, Montreal, 2019
30 h — Katonah yoga, The Studio, New York, 2024
15 h — Katonah Immersion, Morpho Bleu, Montreal, 2024
15h — Katonah through the seasons, Morpho Bleu, Montreal, 2025
Faculty of Education
Sonia Osorio
Senior Yoga Therapist, Naturopath, Homeopath, CYT, ND, DHom, ANPQ, RMQ
A seasoned yoga therapist with a doctorate in naturopathy and homeopathy and an experienced registered massage therapist, Sonia has over 25 years of expertise dedicated to living and sharing psychodynamic and holistic approaches to health. Her journey in integrative health provides her with a comprehensive, sensitive, and deeply human perspective on support. Her in-depth studies, clinical expertise, and humanistic approach led her to work at the Montreal Centre for Integrative Medicine and McGill University's Whole Person Care program, where she explored mindfulness-based intervention and the therapeutic relationship.
Her collaborative and embodied approach supports a lasting return to balance, honoring both individual and collective dimensions of healing.
Yoga Training
• 500 hours of Advanced Ashtanga Yoga Teacher Training with Richard Freeman (Yoga Workshop; Boulder, CO; 2005-2006), including practical work in a dissection lab and daily meditation instruction at the Shambhala Centre
• 250 hours of Teacher Training with Richard Freeman (Boulder, CO; 2004).
• 500 hours of Master Classes (advanced yoga approaches) Ashtanga Yoga and United Yoga Montreal.
• 150 hours of Advanced Teacher Training United Yoga Montreal.
• 250 hours of Mentoring and Personal Development Training – United Yoga Montreal, including therapeutic applications of yoga and supervision of students in teacher training programs.
• Continuing education in Hatha yoga and Ayurvedic studies.
Yoga – Teaching
• 20 years of teaching in various studios, centers, and schools
• Development of professional programs for professional development and therapeutic yoga skills, including: client intake and assessment, as well as legal and ethical aspects of practice.
• Organization of university-level dissection lab training.
• Director of the Mentoring Program (Naada Yoga) and case supervision in therapeutic yoga, research, and community initiatives.
Meditation
• Studies of Buddhist practices with Thich Nhat Hanh, Khenchen Tsewang Gyatso Rinpoche, Anyen Rinpoche, Khandro Rinpoche, Ken McLeod (ongoing supervision).
• Annual meditation retreats.
• 25 years of facilitating monthly peer meditation groups and teachings.
• Yoga instructor, International Congress on Whole Person Care, McGill University
• Meditation instructor, Department of Medicine, McGill University.
• Peer meditation group (co-facilitation), McGill University, Whole Person Care.
Professional and Personal Practices
• 25 years of personal Hatha yoga and Buddhist meditation practice.
• 25 years of private practice as a certified massage therapist.
• 25 years of private practice as a naturopath (including training in anatomy and physiology, herbalism, homeopathy, nutrition, traditional Chinese medicine, client-therapist relations, ethics).
• Experience as a writer and editor for various medical and healthcare publications (specialization: journalism and communications, Concordia University
• Training in dance and movement practices.
Other Relevant Experience
• Veterans Affairs Canada: Mindfulness-based facilitator training
• ELAN (English Language Arts Network): Workshop facilitator and speaker on mindfulness-based self-care approaches
• McGill University, School of Continuing Studies, Department of Educational and Counselling Psychology: Guest Lecturer: mindfulness-based health approaches in children and adolescents
• Dawson College, Social Sciences, Psychology: Guest Lecturer, mindfulness-based health approaches
• Tiger Lotus Coop – Community organization supporting new models of accessible healthcare: healthcare provider and workshop facilitator.
• Pine Collective – Community arts and healing center: healthcare provider and workshop facilitator.
• Department of Educational and Counselling Psychology, McGill University – Guest Lecturer: principles and applications of meditation in a therapeutic context.
• International Congress on Whole Person Care: workshop facilitator – teaching yoga for self-awareness and well-being.
• Collaborating Author – Mindful Medical Practice: Clinical Narratives and Therapeutic Insights (Springer Press, 2015; ed. Patricia Dobkin).
• McGill University Wellness Seminar – Workshop facilitator: teaching yoga to medical residents for stress management; Department of Medicine.
• Community Engagement Projects and First Peoples' House – Workshop facilitator: teaching meditation principles for First Nations groups
• Open Source Birth Project, Concordia University – Speaker/workshop facilitator: community project offering contraception and reproductive health options.
• Gender Creative Kids – Healthcare service provider: supporting the health and well-being of gender-creative children, their families, schools, and communities.
• Head & Hands – Facilitator: community program raising awareness among youth about safe and healthy contraception options.
• Centre for Gender Advocacy – Speaker: workshops on natural contraception and fertility awareness.
• Homeopaths Without Borders – Support for community epigenetic health program initiatives.
• International Congress on Whole Person Care (2013), McGill University – Workshop facilitator: yoga and mindfulness sessions.
• Conference on Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer – Co-presenter: session on mindfulness-based practices.
• POWER Camp National – Speaker and workshop facilitator: organization supporting young women in social action in their lives and communities.
• First Nations Teen High Performance Camp – Workshop facilitator: teaching yoga to engage youth in academics through physical activity; organized by First Peoples' House.
• Moovjam Festival – Yoga instructor: yoga to provide options for children and adolescents facing childhood obesity and depression.
• Katimavik – Yoga instructor: teaching yoga to a national group of young volunteers.
Professional Affiliations
• Association des Naturopathes Professionnels du Québec (ANPQ)
• Can-American Association of Massage Therapists (ACAM)
• Regroupement des Massothérapeutes du Québec (RMQ)
• Homeopaths and Therapists Without Borders (HTSF) – Member, Executive Board
• National United Professional Association of Trained Homeopaths (NUPATH)
PRACTICAL TRAINING & MENTORING
Become an accredited yoga therapist
Support health with proven integrative health resources
PRACTICAL TRAINING & MENTORING
Become an accredited yoga therapist
Support health with proven integrative health resources
