Welcome to CCAY - Your Path to Becoming a Certified Yoga Therapist in Canada

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This is your opportunity to embark on a fulfilling journey towards becoming a Certified Yoga Therapist. Join our accredited 1,000-hour Yoga Therapy Training Program offered by the Canadian College of Ayurveda & Yoga and start a transformative career in integrative health.

Offer 52 Weeks DYT (Diplomate in Yoga Therapy) This is a unique Hybrid Course (Online as well as in-class studies), which is based on Yoga Certification Board Curriculum

About the Program

Our program is based on curriculum of Yoga Certification Board (YCB), ensuring you receive the highest standard of yoga therapy education. Upon graduation, you’ll be eligible to apply for the DYT (Diplomate in Yoga Therapy) designation.

Why choose YCB Certification? The YCB is dedicated to promoting authentic yoga therapy as a vital part of integrative health. It supports health care providers in referring patients to certified yoga therapists and advocates for yoga as a healing art and science. You’ll be part of a growing global movement to incorporate yoga therapy into mainstream health care.

Enroll Now for the April 2025 academic year

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Offer 2 Years, Part-Time, Weekend Course

Diploma in Ayurveda & Natural Healing (DANH)

  • Curriculum of diploma is based on RAV’s & WHO’s Benchmark For Training in Ayurveda

Eligibility

For more information, visit: www.ccaycollege.com or CALL US 647-300-1311

  • Anyone who is Canadian Citizen or PR, Passed Grade 12 or Equivalent Age 18 years and above and able to communicate in English language

Enroll Now for the September 2024 academic year

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About the program

DYT (Diploma in Yoga Therapy ) Program

Embark on a transformative journey with our 1000 Hours Yoga Therapy Course integrated with Shirodhara Mental Relaxation Therapy, a unique blend of ancient yogic wisdom and therapeutic Ayurvedic practices. This comprehensive program is designed to provide deep insights into the holistic healing potential of yoga, emphasizing physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

At the core of our program is the integration of Shirodhara, a traditional Ayurvedic therapy known for its profound mental relaxation benefits. Through this, students not only learn the art of Yoga Therapy but also gain practical expertise in helping individuals manage stress, anxiety, and mental fatigue.

The curriculum, developed in affiliation with the Canadian College of Ayurveda & Yoga, covers advanced yogic techniques, anatomy, physiology, therapeutic alignment, and personalized healing strategies. With a focus on experiential learning, you will explore how Yoga Therapy can be customized for various health conditions, ensuring a holistic approach to healing.

Whether you’re a seasoned yoga practitioner looking to deepen your knowledge or someone passionate about wellness, this course will equip you with the tools and confidence to become a skilled yoga therapist. You’ll also learn to harness the mind-body connection through traditional Ayurvedic therapies, setting you apart in the wellness industry.

 

Upon successful completion, you will receive an internationally recognized diploma, opening doors to opportunities worldwide.

Vd. Harish Verma is a founder of Canadian College of Ayurveda & Yoga. He was on the faculty of the honors Program in Ayurveda at Thames Valley University, London.
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    Learning Outcomes

    • Comprehensive Understanding of Yoga Therapy Principles

      Develop a deep knowledge of traditional yogic philosophy, anatomy, physiology, and the therapeutic applications of asanas (postures), pranayama (breath control), meditation, and relaxation techniques.

    • Therapeutic Application of Yogic Tools

      Learn how to assess individual needs and apply yoga therapy to manage a wide range of physical and mental health conditions, such as stress, anxiety, chronic pain, respiratory disorders, and more.

    • Integrating Modern Science with Yogic Wisdom

      Understand how modern medical research supports the efficacy of yoga in therapy, and apply evidence-based approaches to tailor yoga practices for specific health conditions.

    • Client Assessment and Case Management

      Acquire skills to conduct detailed assessments of clients, including understanding their health history, lifestyle, and personal goals, to create personalized yoga therapy plans.

    • Ethical and Professional Conduct

      Cultivate professional ethics, effective communication, and client confidentiality, ensuring a safe and supportive therapeutic environment

    • Practical Experience in Yoga Therapy

      Gain hands-on experience through clinical practice sessions, working with real clients under supervision to apply therapeutic yoga techniques in various settings.

    • Lifestyle and Preventive Health Strategies

      Learn how to guide clients in adopting holistic lifestyle changes, including diet, sleep, and stress management, to prevent and manage chronic health issues.

    • Self-care for Yoga Therapists

      Understand the importance of self-care and personal practice in maintaining physical, mental, and emotional well-being as a yoga therapist.

    Yoga Therapy Techniques

    Yoga therapy incorporates various techniques aimed at healing, balance, and well-being. These techniques include:

    Yoga Postures (Asanas): Therapeutic use of specific poses to strengthen, stretch, and heal physical ailments. The postures are adapted based on individual needs and limitations.

    Breathing Exercises (Pranayama): Controlled breathing techniques are used to calm the nervous system, balance energy, and improve respiratory health.

    Meditation (Dhyana): Practices that involve mindfulness and mental focus, helping reduce stress, anxiety, and emotional imbalances.

    Guided Imagery: Visualization techniques designed to promote relaxation and healing through mental imagery, often combined with breathing.

    Relaxation Exercises (Yoga Nidra): A deep relaxation technique that induces rest and restoration, improving sleep and reducing tension.

    Mantras & Sound Therapy: Use of specific sounds, chants, or vibrations for healing purposes, calming the mind, and improving concentration.

    Ayurvedic Lifestyle Integration: Combining yoga with Ayurvedic practices, such as dietary changes and daily routines, to promote overall well-being.

    Therapeutic Applications: Personalized sequences targeting specific health conditions (e.g., back pain, arthritis, digestive issues).

    These techniques, when applied in a therapeutic setting, help balance physical, mental, and emotional health.

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