October 2016
Every Kid’s Yoga: Creating Inclusive Yoga Classes for Children with Varied Abilities and Needs
With Craig Hanauer Fri, Oct 16, 2015 - Sun, Oct 18, 2015 Absolute Yoga Studio 1 Guilles Lane Woodbury, NY 11797 ($450 through 9/15) An integration of yoga, creative arts and play. Don’t we all have “special needs”? The meaning of the word Yoga is “to yoke”, which speaks to the fact that yoga is all about the integration of mind, body and spirit. In accordance with this definition and intention, we at Every Kid’s Yoga approach the art…
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Kids Need Yoga Too! Strategies to Support Self-Regulation
This 4-hour experiential workshop will introduce parents, teachers and therapists to developmentally appropriate yoga and mindfulness activities to support children and teens with focus, concentration and self-regulation. Learn conscious breathing exercises Experience basic yoga poses & understand their benefits Increase your ability to move young people from flight or fight mode (sympathetic nervous system) to rest and digest mode (parasympathetic nervous system) Learn how to teach mindfulness and meditation through visualization and play Realize the importance of relaxing, balancing and supporting our own mind-body state to become more effective parents, teachers and therapists…
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With Craig Hanauer Hours: Friday 6-9pm, Saturday and Sunday 9-5pm Price: $495.00 (Early Bird $450.00 by August 31, 2016) The River Yoga Studio 1212 Delaware St, Denver, CO 80204 Don’t we all have “special needs”? The meaning of the word Yoga is “to yoke”, which speaks to the fact that yoga is all about the integration of mind, body and spirit. In accordance with this definition and intention, we at Every Kid’s Yoga approach the art of teaching yoga to groups of children…
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Every Kid’s Yoga: Teaching Yoga to Children with Special Needs
Don’t we all have special needs? The meaning of the word Yoga is “to yoke”, which speaks to the fact that yoga is all about the integration of mind, body and spirit. In accordance with this definition and intention, we at Every Kid’s Yoga approach the art of teaching yoga to groups of children as an integrated process that views them along a continuum in terms of ability and need. Because we are likely to encounter those identified as…
Find out more »March 2017
Every Kid’s Yoga: Teaching Yoga to Children with Special Needs, Hosted by Next Generation Yoga
Hours: Friday and Saturday 9-5:30, Sunday 9-5 Please be aware that the cost of this training is higher because it is 25-hours long Fee: $695 (Plus $85.00 registration and materials fee) $100 off if registered by February 25th To register www.nextgenerationyoga.com An integration of yoga, creative arts and play. Discover the many ways that yoga can promote the healthy development of children, ages 4-12. Find out how the practice of yoga parallels and supports other therapeutic modalities in addressing difficulties with attention,…
Find out more »April 2017
Every Kid’s Yoga: Creating Inclusive Yoga Classes for Children with Varied Abilities and Needs
With Craig Hanauer Hours: Friday 6-9pm, Saturday and Sunday 9-5pm Price: $495.00 (Early Bird $450.00 by March 1, 2017) Wellness in Motion Studio, State College PA Don’t we all have “special needs”? The meaning of the word Yoga is “to yoke”, which speaks to the fact that yoga is all about the integration of mind, body and spirit. In accordance with this definition and intention, we at Every Kid’s Yoga approach the art of teaching yoga to groups of children as an integrated…
Find out more »July 2017
YogArts for Kids
For kids ages 5–11. YogArts is an integration of yoga, creative arts, and fun; be prepared for your kids to refuse to go home! Calling all kids who love to collect things from nature, do art projects, and make new friends! Come learn yoga, get your face painted, and play. This weekend we will walk in the woods, and make new discoveries everywhere we go. Craig Hanauer is a New York State Certified Creative Arts Therapist, a Kripalu Certified Yoga…
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Every Kid’s Yoga: Teaching Yoga to Children with Special Needs: NYC
Hours: Friday and Saturday 9-5, Sunday 10-5 To register, please call (646) 638-1444 or email downdog@karmakidsyoga.com An integration of yoga, creative arts and play. Discover the many ways that yoga can promote the healthy development of children, ages 4-12. Find out how the practice of yoga parallels and supports other therapeutic modalities in addressing difficulties with attention, self-regulation, speech and language, learning, and high and low muscle tone. This experiential workshop will provide a strong foundation to teaching yoga to…
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Every Kid’s Yoga: Teaching Yoga to Children with Special Needs
With Craig Hanauer Hours: Friday 1-6, Saturday 1-6, Sun 10-6 Price: $595.00 (Early Bird $550.00 by February 1, 2019) The Little Yoga House, 1211 Parkway, Austin, TX 78703 Don’t we all have “special needs”? The meaning of the word Yoga is “to yoke”, which speaks to the fact that yoga is all about the integration of mind, body and spirit. In accordance with this definition and intention, we at Every Kid’s Yoga approach the art of teaching yoga to groups of children as an integrated…
Find out more »April 2020
Every Kid’s Yoga: Teaching Yoga to Children with Special Needs: NYC
Don’t we all have special needs? The meaning of the word Yoga is “to yoke”, which speaks to the fact that yoga is all about the integration of mind, body and spirit. In accordance with this definition and intention, we at Every Kid’s Yoga approach the art of teaching yoga to groups of children as an integrated process that views them along a continuum in terms of ability and need. Because we are likely to encounter those identified as “typically…
Find out more »May 2020
Every Kid’s Yoga: Teaching Yoga to Children with Special Needs Level I (Online-Group Forming-Dates TBD)
Discover the many ways that yoga can promote the healthy development of children, ages 4-12. Find out how the practice of yoga parallels and supports other therapeutic modalities in addressing difficulties with attention, self-regulation, speech and language, learning, and high and low muscle tone.
Find out more »Every Kid’s Yoga: Teaching Yoga to Children with Special Needs Level II (Online-Group Forming-Dates TBD)
This training is an opportunity to delve more deeply into topics touched upon in the Level I course.
Find out more »July 2020
YogArts for Kids
For kids ages 5–11. YogArts is an integration of yoga, creative arts, and fun; be prepared for your kids to refuse to go home! Calling all kids who love to collect things from nature, do art projects, and make new friends! Come learn yoga, get your face painted, and play. This weekend we will walk in the woods, and make new discoveries everywhere we go. Craig Hanauer is a New York State Certified Creative Arts Therapist, a Kripalu Certified Yoga…
Find out more »Every Kid’s Yoga: Teaching Yoga to Children with Special Needs Level I, DC
Don’t we all have “special needs”? The meaning of the word Yoga is “to yoke”, which speaks to the fact that yoga is all about the integration of mind, body and spirit. In accordance with this definition and intention, we at Every Kid’s Yoga approach the art of teaching yoga to groups of children as an integrated process that views them along a continuum in terms of ability and need. Because we are likely to encounter those identified as “typically…
Find out more »August 2020
Teaching Yoga to Children with Special Needs Level II, DC
This training is an opportunity to delve more deeply into topics touched upon in the foundations course. Instructor permission is required for those who have not previously attended the level I training. By attending this experiential workshop, you will… Create lesson plans for specific populations of children with special needs Explore current research regarding the benefits of yoga for children Understand how music, singing and chanting supports language and literacy Consider and explore the chakras/energy centers as they relate to…
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