YCat Mission
Our missiion is to provide an evidence informed, experiential framework adapting the practices of Yoga safely for people with cancer and multiple medical issues.
YCat Curriculum
Our curriculum is based in nursing process and uses a body, organs and systems orientation combined with the ancient teachings of Yoga.
YOGA RETREAT IN GREECE JUNE 2024 CONTACT SANDRA SUSHEELA FOR MORE INFORMATION: YCAT.SANDRA@YAHOO.COM
Live Virtual Level One Training
NEXT LEVEL ONE: January 2025
LEVEL THREE TRAINING AND RETREAT
SAN FRANCISCO, OCTOBER 2024
Fridays - 7pm-9pm CST
Saturdays - 9am-12pm & 2pm-5pm CST
Sundays - 9am-12pm & 2pm-5pm CST
Wed dates TBA 7pm-9pm CST
100 HR Certification Tuition: $1650
(2 payment plan available)
EARLY ENROLLMENT: 10% discount if enrolled and paid by Nov 30, 2024
15% discount for Integral Yoga teachers, enrollees in IYI Yoga Therapy Program and Accessible Yoga Ambassadors
*Pre-requisites:
200hr Yoga teacher training
1 year of teaching experience
Any Licensed Health Professional(LHP)
is welcome to attend all YCat levels.
LHPs will receive a certificate of attendance.
To receive certification of training, LHPs need to complete a 200-hour Yoga teacher training.
YCat & Integral Yoga
YCat is based in the Integral Yoga tradition and the teachings of Swami Satchidananda. A pioneer in Yoga as a complement to medical care, Swami Satchidananda’s students have created integrative and life style change programs. “For decades, Integral Yoga has been introduced into medical and therapeutic settings through programs such as Dr. Ornish’s Program for Reversing Heart Disease.” Other Integral Yoga teachers include, YCat founder Jnani Chapman,Nischala Joy Devi who created Yoga of the Heart, Michael Lerner, President and co-founder of Commonweal Cancer Help Programs and Dr. Amrita Sandra McClanahan, Integrative Medicine physician and author and many others.
The curriculum includes Swami Satchidananda’s interpretation of the Yoga Sutras as they apply to dealing with pain and suffering, illness and disease, life and death, and daily challenges. (Read more …)