Practitioner Course

Breath and Movement Series

Achieve significant health improvements for patients, especially those who respond poorly to other treatments
Format

Online Course
4 lessons

Availability

12 Months OR Subscriber Pass

Duration

90 min/lesson
6 Hours total

Presenter

Daniel Orlansky

About this course

We have a therapy that has substantial beneficial effects and that is very easy to recommend, explain and for your patients to practice. It has practically no side effects and can be utilised alongside any other component of your patient’s care plan.

Breath and movement practices are used by a growing number of clinicians who are achieving significant improvements for their patients, especially in those patients who are responding poorly to their other treatments.

Daniel Orlansky has prepared an engaging, interactive 4-part webinar series that gives you condition-specific breath and movement techniques and plans that you can use with many patients. Some breathing techniques calm, others increase energy and some are balancing. Teaching these to your patients gives them a new, valuable skill that they can use for their wellbeing and share with friends and family.

As a healthcare provider, a personal breathing practice gives you extra clarity and energy that you need for quality clinical care. Daniel will be teaching a breathing practice for you, as a clinician, that you can use daily to maintain your focus and energy throughout your workday.

We are very pleased to able make this course available to you and to ensure that you have access to a wide variety of skills and tools beyond those that you would have been taught in college and which most clinicians don’t progress beyond.
What you receive:
  • Clear protocol explanations from some of the world's top practitioners
  • Clinical pearls for improved practice results
  • Access to your audio and video recordings via the App Store
  • A downloadable PDF of the presenter’s slides
  • Links to all referenced research papers and useful clinical handouts
  • Access to the community hub where you can get answers to your questions
  • A 30-day money back guarantee

From this course you will

  • Learn how your breath impacts many of your physiological functions
  • Understand the link between breath rate and depth and a patients mood and level of anxiety
  • Discover how to, at any time, return to natural, balanced respiration
  • Learn breathing techniques that are easy to teach and very easy for your patients to practice daily
  • Have a new array of techniques that you can use to boost the effectiveness of practically all of the other therapies you are using
  • Discover useful breath and movement techniques and how to combine these for specific effects
Listen to Daniel discuss his webinar series and what he will cover in each of his four classes

What's in this course

Your Presenter

Daniel Orlansky

Daniel Orlansky is an ERYT-500-qualified yoga teacher and has been instructing since 1992.
He is the director of Boston University’s first-ever yoga teacher training and also the originator of Meridian Yoga.

Daniel is certified in Kali Ray TriYoga and Kundalini Yoga. He holds a masters degree in Expressive Art Therapy/Dance Therapy from Lesley University and has been a visiting lecturer in movement studies at Tufts University.

Currently, he is the director of Boston University’s first-ever yoga teacher training. A graduate of the Boston Shiatsu School; Daniel teaches in America and in Europe and also directs yoga teacher training worldwide.
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