• Yoga and Polyvagal Theory

    Explore the body-mind connection through yoga and polyvagal theory with expert Arielle, a close collaborator of Stephen Porges. Learn how asanas, breathwork, and meditation regulate the vagus nerve, enhance emotional balance, and improve stress response for deeper self-awareness and well-being. FREE FOR PARTICIPANTS OF THE CONGRESS EMBODIMENT!

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You have a unique opportunity to explore the connection between body and mind through yoga practices and a deep understanding of polyvagal theory with a close collaborator of the founder of this theory, Stephen Porges. Arielle is a recognized expert in trauma and polyvagal theory and will help you better understand how the nervous system influences our emotional experiences and bodily sensations. In the workshop, you will learn how to use yoga asanas, breathing exercises, and meditative techniques to regulate the function of your vagus nerve. Together, we will explore how different positions and breathing patterns can support a sense of safety and well-being, and how we can better respond to stressors in our lives. Arielle will focus on practical applications of polyvagal theory in everyday life and show how we can integrate these concepts into our yoga practice to enhance our self-awareness, emotional regulation, and overall mental well-being. The workshop is intended for everyone who wants to expand their knowledge of body awareness and build a deeper connection with themselves.

Yoga and Polyvagal Theory

Lecturer

Arielle Schwartz

Arielle Schwartz

Clinical Psychologist

Dr. Arielle Schwartz is a licensed clinical psychologist, author, wife, and mother based in Boulder, CO. She provides psychotherapy, consultation, and supervision through her private practice, while also offering training for therapists. Arielle is the creator of Resilience-Informed Therapy, a strength-based trauma treatment model that integrates research on trauma recovery with techniques such as Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), somatic (body-centered) psychology, mindfulness-based therapies, and relational psychotherapy. Since 2008, she has also taught therapeutic yoga, with a focus on applying polyvagal theory. Passionate about hiking and photography, Arielle believes that trauma recovery is an awakening of the spiritual heart. Her practice emphasizes a holistic approach, offering resilience-informed care that builds on your strengths to promote healing and growth. Learn more at https://drarielleschwartz.com

Tickets

PRO ÚČASTNÍKY KONGRESU EMBODIMENT ZDARMA! ZMĚNA PROGRAMU VYHRAZENA.
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