Medical Therapeutic Yoga Taught in Nursing School

ByGinger Garner January 13, 2015July 10, 2024

June 26, 2014
Nursing student and PYTI student ShannonSchueler says:

I started the day today by sharing yoga-as-medicine knowledge with the amazing RN students at Minneapolis Community and Technical College. Thanks to my Dr. Ginger Garner (on Facebook) training, I feel confident that the information I delivered had an evidence base- and it was a blast! Wrapped the evening up by leading several awesome souls through a fundraising donation yoga class for Everyday Miracles. My heart is full.

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Thank you to Shannon Schueler for buildling more bridges from healthcare to yoga! If you want to learn more about the healthcare certification through the PYTI program or using the curriculum in medical, nursing, or allied health schools, please contact our office at info@professionalyogatherapy.org

Professional Yoga Therapy Program “Cracked Me Open”
ByGinger Garner March 18, 2015July 10, 2024
Living Well Institute (formerly PYTI) would like to recognize PYT graduate and therapist, Paige Raffo PT, PYT, CPI. Our stories are important. They are incredible profiles in courage. In forging a new path in integrative rehab should be shared. This is a story for all mothers or fathers who may be struggling to…
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A Physician Assistant’s Journey through the PYTI Program
ByGinger Garner January 23, 2015July 10, 2024
A Physician Assistant’s Journey through the Professional Yoga Therapist Program by Faith Bevan, MS, PA-C, PYT January, 2006 I opened a small Yoga Studio in Port Richey FL. Wisdom and concern of others directed failure in short order. But I had a commitment to what I believed was the healing of body and mind that could…
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Mom, We are Heading to Congress for You
ByGinger Garner February 13, 2024July 10, 2024
With Dr. Kim-Parker Guerrero Most common surgeries like a knee replacement, hip arthroscopy, and rotator cuff repair all have a rehab protocol, but there is no national postpartum protocol to ensure proper care and recovery for women after giving birth. While the birthing process is simultaneously magical and traumatic, regardless of the style of delivery,…
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2020 Scholar Spotlight: Our Impact on Healthcare
ByGinger Garner December 31, 2020July 10, 2024
Our mission at Living Well Institute is a simple but tall order: To revolutionize healthcare and its delivery. We are attempting to contribute our part in healthcare reform and improving the quality of healthcare delivery by educating as many people as we can about the benefits of Integrative & Lifestyle Medicine. We teach professional continuing…
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Conquer Your Fears
ByGinger Garner September 19, 2009July 10, 2024
Eleanor Roosevelt said, “everyday do one thing that you fear.” Well said sister. So, I am taking to the roof to conquer my fears. In an act of solidarity with other women who follow Eleanor’s advice, on most days at least, I decided that my fear of heights (despite my high school days as a…
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Aches and Pains after Labor and Childbirth: What Can You Do?
ByGinger Garner April 19, 2011July 10, 2024
Aches and Pains after Childbirth…What Can You Do? Physical therapy can do a tremendous amount to improve your health as a woman – before, during, and after birth. I’d like to share an interview I did with BreezyMama.com’s Alex Ota, published yesterday, on addressing physical ailments after labor. I also want to extend a special…
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