Sequence Wiz electronic health records system for yoga therapists
Exclusive content for members
As a Sequence Wiz member, you will get access to an extensive library of educational resources to deepen your professional skills and educate your students. The library includes exclusive video series, pose close-ups, print handouts, real-life case studies, and an audio library.
Examples of recent work with yoga clients, including problem analysis, investigation, and developing a course of action
Case studies on collective trauma following the COVID-19 pandemic by Maryam Ovissi, C-IAYT
Case studies on trauma through the polyvagal theory lens with Charlotte Nuessle, C-IAYT
Case studies on trauma with Mary Hilliker, C-IAYT
Case studies on lower back pain with Rachel Lanzerotti, C-IAYT
Case studies on anxiety with Alison Wesley, C-IAYT
Case studies on shoulder and lower back pain with Olga Kabel, C-IAYT
DEMO: Case Studies with Mary Hilliker (Registered Dietitian/Nutritionist, E-RYT500, IAYT-Certified Yoga Therapist)
Mary Hilliker has been mentoring yoga therapists for the last 8 years in their individual client work, development of therapeutic groups and workshops, personal practice, and professional transformation. Mary owns and operates River Flow Yoga Teacher Training School, a Yoga Alliance RYS-200 and RYS-300 in Wausau, Wisconsin.
Exclusive video content on special yogic techniques, teaching yoga to beginners, working with private yoga clients, and more!
HOW TO TEACH SUPERPOSES
PRIVATE YOGA CLIENTS
SPECIAL YOGIC TECHNIQUES
STUDENT OBSERVATIONS
CHART THE COURSE FOR YOUR YOGA BUSINESS
HOW TO TEACH SUPERPOSES
How to teach superposes to beginners.
This video series will show you how to teach superposes to complete beginners: how to build instructions from simple to more complex, what to look for in body alignment, how to coordinate breath and movement and what to watch out for. All poses featured in this series can be used for both diagnosing body imbalances and correcting them.
PRIVATE YOGA CLIENTS
Private Yoga Clients: Where to Find Them and How to Attract Them.
This series helps you figure out who you are as a yoga teacher and narrow down the types of students you want to work with. It covers five reliable channels for finding private yoga clients and explains how to connect with potential new clients via those channels. This course also teaches you to:
➡️ Establish an effective personal web presence,
➡️ Figure out the logistics of seeing clients one-on-one,
➡️ Create systems that ensure an ongoing flow of clients,
➡️ Set your goals and intentions for one-on-one work.
Table of contents
– Why private yoga sessions?
– Who are you as a teacher and who do you want to work with?
– How to find private yoga clients
– Other ways to connect
– Free introductory sessions
– Logistics of one-on-one work
– What’s your plan?
This series qualifies for 4 CECs with Yoga Alliance and IAYT (upon completion of the final project).
SPECIAL YOGIC TECHNIQUES
There is so much more to yoga then asana. In this video series we feature short videos of breathing techniques, meditations, mudras and other potent yogic techniques that take your yoga practice to the next level and infuse it with meaning.
STUDENT OBSERVATIONS
As yoga teachers and yoga therapists, we continuously work on perfecting our observational skills to be able to understand our students on a deeper level. We conduct these observations in stillness and in motion because different layers of the systems are revealed in different positions and at different times.
CHART THE COURSE FOR YOUR YOGA BUSINESS
In this series, Marita Greenidge, the marketing and communications manager at the International Association of Yoga Therapists (IAYT), will help you build a strategic marketing plan so that marketing your services stops being complicated and time-consuming and becomes realistic, approachable, and sustainable.
This series will help you figure out:
➡️ Your purpose, core values, and aspirations for the future
➡️ Your unique gifts you can share with the world
➡️ Your ideal students and how can you reach them
➡️ The look and feel of your brand and how it reflects your main message.
Table of contents
– Who are you?
– What is your Mission?
– What is your marketing strategy?
– Unlock Marketing Success: Case Study Webinar Recording
This course includes short video presentations by Marita Greenidge and pdf handouts with reflection prompts that will help you apply those lessons in your own life.
No commitments. No credit card needed to start your 14-day trial. Learn more about different types of memberships.
In-depth explorations of specific yogic topics that include theoretical and practical components
Part 1. Main yogic model for energy management (50 min)
Part 2. Yogic methodologies for managing sympathetic/ parasympathetic balance (50 min)
Practice 1. Rise and shine yoga practice (40 min) + analysis (10 min)
Practice 2. Relax and unwind yoga practice (40 min) + analysis (10 min)
Throughout the day, we bounce around energetically within the high and low levels of arousal and between pleasant and unpleasant valence. However, there are specific yogic practices we can use to be more intentional about our energetic state and strategically manage our body budget. These strategies can help you move toward a more pleasant state and closer to balance between the hyper-aroused and hypo-aroused states.
In this presentation, we discuss the traditional yogic model you can use to manage your body budget. You will see why breathing is the most effective tool for regulating your energetic state. You will also learn simple practices and breathing techniques that you can use to stimulate your system or purge excess jittery energy. We will demonstrate how simple and subtle changes you implement in your own yoga practice, as well as your classes and private sessions, can shift the energetic tone of your yoga practice.
No commitments. No credit card needed to start your 14-day trial. Learn more about different types of memberships.
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