Mindfulness-Based Yoga Therapy Training in Eating Disorders for Professionals Certificate Program

Sponsored by: Beverly Price

PRESENTERS: Beverly Price, RD, MA, E-RYT 200, C-IAYT, CEDRD-S, Sandee Nebel, LMHC, LPC, LPC-MHSP, LCMHC, CEDS-S, RYT, Jaclyn Mucaria, C-IAYT
CEs: 40
 

Presenters

Beverly Price, RD, MA, E-RYT 200, C-IAYT, CEDRD-S is a certified eating disorder specialist, International Association of Eating Disorder Professionals Foundation (IAEDP) Approved Supervisor and International Association of Yoga Therapists (IAYT) Certified Yoga Therapist recognized for her mindfulness Yoga-based eating disorder recovery programs, along with Yoga training programs in eating disorders for professionals. Beverly has created, cultivated and sold various healthcare businesses. In her career, she has also consulted with healthcare entities who wish to maximize their bottom line.

Sandee is the owner of White Picket Fence Counseling Center in Florida. As a licensed mental health counselor and certified eating disorder specialist and supervisor, Sandee incorporates yoga into her private practice individual therapy and group workshop sessions. She created and facilitated yoga-based therapy programs in residential treatment centers with a focus on eating disorders, co-occurring substance use disorders, and mood disorders. She is extensively trained in yin yoga, restorative yoga, therapeutic yoga, yoga for osteoporosis, mindfulness, and guided imagery. Sandee supervises and trains clinicians across the country seeking certification through IAEDP in treatment of eating disorders. 

Jackie Mucaria, E-RYT 200, C-IAYT, Experienced 200-hour yoga teacher, C-IAYT yoga therapist, Recovery Coach and TIR trauma resolution therapist . Jackie obtained her IAYT yoga therapy certification through the Inner Door Center® in Royal Oak, Michigan. She has worked diligently using yoga therapy as a healing practice for those recovering from eating disorders and has trained professionals around the country in the integration of yoga philosophy and practices into their treatment for eating disorders. She currently works one-on-one to assist and empower those in recovery from eating disorders and trauma.

 

Course Description

Would you like to learn how to powerfully impact your clients' eating disorder recovery journey? Mindfulness therapies, such as yoga, have gained momentum in the healthcare professional community. Registered dietitians, mental healthcare professionals, yoga therapists, yoga teachers, and many other healthcare professionals widely use yoga in various practice settings. Multidisciplinary treatment of eating disorders and disordered eating can be highly effective, using yoga as an adjunct to traditional treatment modalities. 

Beverly Price, CEDRD-S, C-IAYT, created mindfulness yoga therapy for eating disorders, the first system in the eating disorders community to integrate yoga with treatment. Beverly Price’s specialized mindfulness yoga therapy training in eating disorders certificate program will train and equip professionals to integrate yoga into eating disorder treatment.

 

Target Audience

Psychologists, Social Workers, Professional Counselors, Substance Abuse Counselors, Nurses, Registered Dietitians, Yoga Teachers, Yoga Therapists

 

Learning Objectives

List the components and functions of the first chakra (root chakra) in relation to physical and emotional grounding and how it is integrated into yoga therapy for eating disorders.

Explain the diagnostic criteria, etiology, and common co-occurring disorders associated with eating disorders.

Discuss the application of yoga therapy as an integrated treatment modality for eating disorders.

Evaluate the influence of first chakra foods on disordered eating behaviors.

Identify clinical indicators that suggest a client may be appropriate for yoga therapy.

Collect relevant health history, diagnosis, medications, and lab results for yoga therapy treatment planning for clients with eating disorders.

List the components and functions of the second chakra (sacral chakra) and its connection to emotion regulation in yoga therapy for eating disorders.

Describe how to integrate yoga therapy assessment with medical, behavioral, and nutritional assessments in eating disorder treatment.

Discuss the aspects of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and how to integrate CBT with yoga therapy in the treatment of eating disorders.

Evaluate second chakra foods and the emotional relationship to food.

Define the core elements included in a comprehensive yoga therapy assessment.

Conduct a yoga therapy assessment using structured observation and inquiry with a client.

List the components and functions of the third chakra (solar plexus chakra), their relation to personal power, and how it is integrated into yoga therapy for eating disorders.

Explain the medical complications commonly resulting from eating disorders and their impact on the type of yoga therapy used in treatment.

Discuss the role and structure of dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) and how to integrate DBT with yoga therapy in the treatment of eating disorders.

Evaluate third chakra foods and how they relate to biological hunger and psychological barriers.

Define the key components for creating a yoga therapy treatment plan for eating disorders using the chakra system.

List the components and emotional themes of the fourth chakra (heart chakra) and how they are integrated into yoga therapy for eating disorders.

Explain how to integrate yoga therapy into the different levels of care in treating eating disorders.

Discuss the use of Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) in managing eating disorder symptoms and how to integrate MBCT with yoga therapy in the treatment of eating disorders.

Evaluate the role of fourth chakra foods in body respect and self-acceptance.

Define the implementation process for a yoga therapy treatment plan using the chakra system.

Develop a collaborative yoga therapy treatment plan with a client who has an eating disorder using the chakra system.

List the components of the fifth chakra (throat chakra), its relevance to communication and self-expression, and how it is integrated into yoga therapy for eating disorders.

Interpret findings from research studies on outcomes in eating disorder treatment.

Discuss the principles and therapeutic application of acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) for eating disorders and how to integrate ACT with yoga therapy in the treatment of eating disorders.

Assess fifth chakra foods in relation to communication and truth.

Determine clinical indicators that suggest a need for modification of the yoga therapy treatment plan.

Evaluate the progress of a client with an eating disorder using the established yoga treatment plan.

Formulate clinical impressions and observations based on client interaction during a yoga therapy session.

List the components of the sixth chakra (brow chakra) and their influence on insight, intuition, and how it is integrated into yoga therapy for eating disorders.

Review ethical and practical considerations in running a yoga therapy business.

Discuss the principles and evidence supporting the “Parent in Charge” method for eating disorders and how to integrate this model into yoga therapy for eating disorders.

Plan and evaluate a group therapy lesson plan for clients with eating disorders, incorporating yoga-based principles.

Evaluate sixth chakra foods in relation to intuitive eating and cognitive reframing.

List the components of the seventh chakra (crown chakra) and its role in connection, spirituality, and how it is integrated into yoga therapy for eating disorders.

Discuss legal, ethical, and regulatory considerations in yoga therapy practice.

Construct a basic business plan for launching or expanding a yoga therapy practice in eating disorders.

Evaluate seventh chakra foods and the psychological concept of unconditional permission to eat.

Complete a structured self-reflection to increase empathy by exploring client experiences.

Copyright © by Beverly S Price, with the U.S. Copyright Office. All rights reserved. Reproduction in any form in whole or in part of this training outline is a violation of federal copyright law and is strictly prohibited without consent. You may use the training materials in your eating disorders treatment program with attribution to Beverly Price’s Mindfulness Yoga Therapy Training in Eating Disorders displayed on your educational and promotional materials. 

 

 

 

Agenda

Module One: 6 hours

  • Components and functions of the first chakra (root chakra) in relation to physical and emotional grounding and how it is integrated into yoga therapy for eating disorders.
  • Diagnostic criteria, etiology, and common co-occurring disorders associated with eating disorders.
  • Application of yoga therapy as an integrated treatment modality for eating disorders.
  • Influence of first chakra foods on disordered eating behaviors.
  • Clinical indicators that suggest a client may be appropriate for yoga therapy.
  • How to collect relevant health history, diagnosis, medications, and lab results for yoga therapy treatment planning for clients with eating disorders.

Module Two: 6 hours

  • Components and functions of the second chakra (sacral chakra) and its connection to emotion regulation in yoga therapy for eating disorders.
  • How to integrate yoga therapy assessment with medical, behavioral, and nutritional assessments in eating disorder treatment.
  • Aspects of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and how to integrate CBT with yoga therapy in the treatment of eating disorders.
  • Second chakra foods and the emotional relationship to food.
  • Core elements included in a comprehensive yoga therapy assessment.
  • Steps to conducting a yoga therapy assessment using structured observation and inquiry with a client.

Module Three: 6 hours

  • Components and functions of the third chakra solar plexus chakra), their relation to personal power, and how it is integrated into yoga therapy for eating disorders.
  • Medical complications commonly resulting from eating disorders and their impact on the type of yoga therapy used in treatment.
  • The role and structure of dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) and how to integrate DBT with yoga therapy in the treatment of eating disorders.
  • Third chakra foods and how they relate to biological hunger and psychological barriers.
  • Key components for creating a yoga therapy treatment plan for eating disorders using the chakra system.

Module Four: 6 hours

  • Components and emotional themes of the fourth chakra (heart chakra) and how they are integrated into yoga therapy for eating disorders.
  • How to integrate yoga therapy into the different levels of care in treating eating disorders.
  • The use of Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) in managing eating disorder symptoms and how to integrate MBCT with yoga therapy in the treatment of eating disorders.
  • Role of fourth chakra foods in body respect and self-acceptance.
  • Implementation process for a yoga therapy treatment plan using the chakra system.
  • Process of developing a collaborative yoga therapy treatment plan with a client who has an eating disorder using the chakra system.

Module Five: 6 hours

  • Components of the fifth chakra (throat chakra), its relevance to communication and self-expression, and how it is integrated into yoga therapy for eating disorders.
  • Interpreting findings from research studies on outcomes in eating disorder treatment.
  • Principles and therapeutic application of acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) for eating disorders and how to integrate ACT with yoga therapy in the treatment of eating disorders.
  • Fifth chakra foods in relation to communication and speaking truth.
  • Determine clinical indicators that suggest a need for modification of the yoga therapy treatment plan.
  • Evaluate the progress of a client with an eating disorder using the established yoga treatment plan.
  • Formulate clinical impressions and observations based on client interaction during a yoga therapy session.

Module Six: 5 hours

  • Components of the sixth chakra (brow chakra) and their influence on insight, intuition, and how it is integrated into yoga therapy for eating disorders.
  • Ethical and practical considerations in running a yoga therapy business.
  • Principles and evidence supporting the “Parent in Charge” method for eating disorders and how to integrate this model into yoga therapy for eating disorders.
  • How to plan and evaluate a group therapy lesson plan for clients with eating disorders, incorporating yoga-based principles.
  • Sixth chakra foods in relation to intuitive eating and cognitive reframing.

Module Seven: 5 hours

  • Components of the seventh chakra (crown chakra) and its role in connection, spirituality, and how it is integrated into yoga therapy for eating disorders.
  • Legal, ethical, and regulatory considerations in yoga therapy practice.
  • Steps to constructing a basic business plan for launching or expanding a yoga therapy practice in eating disorders.
  • Seventh chakra foods and the psychological concept of unconditional permission to eat.
  • Structured self-reflection to increase empathy by exploring client experiences.

 

Copyright © by Beverly S Price, with the U.S. Copyright Office. All rights reserved. Reproduction in any form in whole or in part of this training outline is a violation of federal copyright law and is strictly prohibited without consent. You may use the training materials in your eating disorders treatment program with attribution to Beverly Price’s Mindfulness Yoga Therapy Training in Eating Disorders displayed on your educational and promotional materials. 

 

 

Continuing Education Credits

40

 
 
 

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Satisfactory Completion
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