What is Aerial Yoga Therapeutics?

EPISODE · Apr 14, 2024 · 1H 21M

What is Aerial Yoga Therapeutics?

from The Flow Artists Podcast by Garden of Yoga · host Rane Bowen, Jo Stewart

In the latest episode of The Flow Artists Podcast, we speak with Renae Stevens and Kristin Mathiassen. Renae Stevens is the creator of the Aerial Yoga Therapeutics training program, a pioneering approach that integrates the aerial hammock as a therapeutic modality for mental, emotional, and physical well-being. With a background in yoga, somatic practices, and mental health recovery, Renae has developed a unique methodology that bridges the mind-body connection through the versatile and supportive medium of the aerial hammock. Kristin Mathiassen, a trained aerial yoga therapist, specialises in working with individuals with disabilities, particularly those with Down syndrome. Her personal experience as a mother to a son with Down syndrome inspired her to explore the therapeutic potential of the aerial hammock and sensory-based activities. Kristin's expertise lies in creating safe, playful, and engaging environments that support the unique needs and abilities of her clients. The aerial hammock's "superpower," as described by Renae and Kristin, lies in its ability to provide a soothing, supportive, and sensory-regulating space for practitioners of all ages and abilities. Whether used for physical rehabilitation, mental health recovery, or simply as a means of exploring movement and body awareness, the hammock offers a diverse range of applications within the realm of aerial yoga therapeutics. One of the key strengths of aerial yoga therapeutics is its emphasis on accessibility and inclusivity. Renae and Kristin stress the importance of offering progressions, modifications, and grounding experiences to ensure the safety and engagement of participants with diverse needs and abilities. Instructors in this field must possess a deep understanding of the human body and the ability to adapt and facilitate sessions that cater to a wide spectrum of presentations. Renae is running a series of aerial yoga therapeutics training courses later this year. This is an opportunity to receive some of the best aerial yoga training available in the world with Renae and a whole host of experienced facilitators, including Kristin, as well as yoga luminaries such as Simon Borg Olivier. For more details head to https://aerialyogateachertraining.com/our-courses/ for more information and the ‘discover more’ link for each training for start dates and pricing. The first unit - Aerial Essentials Teacher Training starts in June 2024! Use our code GARDENOFYOGA to get a free online mentoring session valued at $200 (and offered in multiple languages!). Just write the coupon code: GARDENOFYOGA at checkout. Links Renae Aerial Yoga Teacher Training Website: https://aerialyogateachertraining.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aerial_yoga_therapeutics/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aerialyogatherapeuticsteachertraining Kristin: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elementsofflow2024/ Elements of Flow on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61556267041098

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