Exploring Therapeutic Applications of Yoga
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Healthcare providers and patients alike are actively seeking evidence-based, non-pharmacological interventions that address the whole person—body, mind, and spirit. The silos of the past are breaking down.
This global summit was intentionally designed to serve two distinct groups of passionate individuals who are ready to bridge the gap between traditional clinical science and ancient somatic wisdom.
You're looking for deep, evidence-informed somatic tools to enhance patient care—but you don't have a foundational yoga credential yet. This summit is your evidence-based entry point to learn more.
Your 200-hour or 500-hour training is no longer enough to support them safely and effectively. It's time to specialize—and this summit maps the path forward.
Why This Summit Is Different
Every session is designed for embodied learning, depth, and a clear path forward after the event ends.
Sessions are built around experiential exploration.
Our educators explore multidimensional frameworks and how yoga practices and tools address the whole person.
Clear pathway showing you how to build your credentials based on your current professional experience. You won't leave wondering "what's next?"
The 2-Day Curriculum
Each day builds on the last—from scientific grounding to embodied practice to professional clarity.
Welcome to the opening day of the Science and Soul Yoga Therapy Summit. Today is all about establishing our foundational architecture, bridging the gap between ancient clinical frameworks and modern therapeutic application. We begin by defining the distinct scope of this profession before diving deep into the multidimensional tools used to assess and map both the energetic and structural bodies. Whether you are a healthcare provider seeking a somatic bridge or a yoga teacher ready to learn more about Yoga Therapy, Day 1 will redefine your understanding of whole-person care.
Day 2 splits our focus into two essential pillars of the modern yoga therapist's journey. In the morning, we ground ourselves in the hard science, oncology research, and clinical pain care models that validate yoga therapy as an evidence-based intervention. In the afternoon, we shift from the clinic to the market, demystifying the care economy to show you exactly how to build a sustainable, high-impact career in hospitals, private practice, and physical therapy networks.
World-Class Educators
World-renowned Yoga teachers, healthcare professionals, authors, researchers, and pioneers who have spent decades successfully integrating yoga into modern practice and healthcare.
C-IAYT, Founder of Inner Peace Yoga Therapy
Michele is a dedicated practitioner, teacher and leader who believes in yoga's power to transform lives at any stage. As the founder & director of Inner Peace Yoga Therapy, Michele blends her business acumen (MBA) with over two decades of study to lead one of the first accredited 800-hour yoga therapy certification programs. Michele's mission is to make the deeper practices of yoga accessible, helping her students find stability, health, and a profound connection to their true selves.Certified Yoga Therapist (C-IAYT)
Global pioneer, the founder of Integrative Yoga Therapy (1993), and the co-author of the landmark text Yoga Toolbox for Teachers and Students.RN, MS, C-IAYT
The founder of Functional Yoga Therapy™ and a seasoned community health and rehabilitation specialist who seamlessly integrates Western nursing science with Ayurvedic and advanced assessment techniques.PT, MSc, C-IAYT
Award-winning physical therapist, Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of British Columbia, and pioneering pain science specialist who integrates cutting-edge neurobiology with compassionate, yoga-informed movement therapies.MSc, C-IAYT
Senior Mind-Body Intervention Specialist at the MD Anderson Cancer Center with two decades of experience clinicalizing yoga therapy, developing oncology research protocols, and designing targeted interventions for cancer patients and caregivers.LMFT, C-IAYT | Holistic Psychotherapist & Yoga Therapist
As a Yoga Therapist, mental health professional, and founder of Pure Being, an integrative health and wellness center, Lisa integrates yoga therapy with “best practice” from western models of neuroscience, psychology and trauma treatment.C-IAYT, E-RYT500, CPT, YWT |
As a Yoga Therapist in private practice and owner of Waterfall Yoga, Sarah enjoys inspiring individuals to self-manage their chronic pain through pain science and the holistic teachings of yoga.C-IAYT | Somatic Educator
As a Yoga Therapist in private practice and the founder of All Souls Yoga, Erin is most passionate about creating inclusive, heart-centered communities of compassion, courage, and spiritual connection for those looking to heal and transform through challenge and change.C-IAYT | Cancer Center
Janet is a Yoga Therapist working in a hospital setting and outpatient cancer center. She teaches small group yoga therapy classes for cancer patients. She also works virtually with 1:1 private clients.C-IAYT | Behavioral Health
Whitney is a full-time Yoga Therapist working at Skyway Behavioral Health hospital, serving clients who are experiencing multiple diagnoses fueled by underlying traumatic stress.PT, C-IAYT, E-RYT500
Cheryl is a Yoga Therapist and Physical Therapist with over 40 years of helping people recognize the gifts of embodiment, awareness, and movement. She co-facilitates a Chronic Pain Self-Care program for Dignity Health Yavapai Regional Medical Center in Prescott, Arizona — integrating pain science education with mindfulness, self-compassion, and nervous system self-regulation.Full lineup and agenda announced soon — follow us for speaker reveals.
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