Healing Addiction: A Yogic Perspective, applies the lens of yoga to the pervasive issue of addiction. It’s for people living with ANY type of addiction —  including both substance and behavioral-based addictions. This course is designed to provide you with practical tools from yoga, that can be used to support you in recovery. 

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This course offers an exploration of ethics of yoga; the roll of empathy and compassion, and the nature of codependence. It’s designed for yoga teachers, yoga therapists, and anyone who does service work.

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Join yoga teacher, yoga therapist and somatic experience practitioner, Nikki Myers, for a life-changing experience!  This course looks at addiction and the 12-Step recovery program through the lens of yoga. With these classes, you will learn how to use your yoga practice and self-reflection as a means for cultivating ways of being that support sustainable addiction recovery.

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This course examines the differences between compassion and codependence as it applies to yoga teachers and other professionals whose work-roles are in service to others. In this course, our host, Nikki Myers will help us take a look at the fine line that exists between these two ways of being and how to embrace our roles as teachers with healthy and sustainable compassion for others. 

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Nikki Myers, guides us through talks and healing practices that marry the practical tools of 12-Step programs and the somatic-based tools of yoga.

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This training is designed for yoga teachers wanting to work with the recovery population. It is also relevant and helpful for therapists, counselors, social workers, probation officers and others with a desire to understand how the ancient philosophies and practices of yoga align with the 12-step program of recovery.

In the Y12SR Leadership training we:

• Create safe, sacred, open, inclusive space that welcomes all those dealing with their own addictive behavior or are affected by the addictive behavior of others

.• Understand the 12-step process of addiction recovery as well as recognizing the symptomology of unresolved trauma, and a dys-regulated nervous system.

• Use yoga and its practices to provide relapse prevention tools and sustainable ways for managing internal states.

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This course is eligible for Yoga Alliance CE Credits.

Questions? Please email info@y12sr.com

Codependency has been described as “the addiction to look elsewhere.” It’s the belief that something outside of ourselves – people, places, things, behaviors, or experiences – will bring us fulfillment and joy.

Join addiction recovery specialist Nikki Myers, MBA, for an experiential training based on Yoga of 12-Step Recovery, a holistic model that addresses the physical, mental, and spiritual disease of addiction.

In this weekend training, we will use lecture, discussion, experiential exercises and the tools of yoga (including asana, pranayama, meditation and chanting) to:

-Examine the roots of codependency
-Identify personal samskaras, the habit patterns that alter our thinking
-Explore tools for healing through a process of awareness, self-love and creativity

This training is designed for anyone choosing to develop a deeper relationship with self. It is especially ideal for families that are impacted by addiction, and for those in the helping professions, such as yoga teachers, medical professionals, social workers and healers.

This course is eligible for YA CE Credits

Join us for this combined training, offering all the material covered in our intensive and leadership training in 4 full days

Training results in FULL certification. This course is eligible for Yoga Alliance CE Credits.

Questions? Please email info@y12sr.com

Relationships in recovery, even under the best of circumstances, can be tricky!

Using Y12SR’s Community Agreements as a foundation, we will explore the practice of these principles in body, mind, and spirit. This workshop will include discussion, asana, breathwork, meditation, breakout group journaling plus, sharing to support clear and respectful relationships in recovery, especially around the holidays.

This experiential workshop is open to anyone on a path of recovery from their own addiction or affected by the addictive behavior of others.

Portions will be recorded with confidentiality upheld.

Questions? Please email info@y12sr.com