sound yoga 
online
teacher training
course  
w/ ann dyer

$180 for ten chapter course
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course description
 Discover the traditions of sound in yoga and learn how to integrate them into a modern yoga practice as both a student and teacher.  In this uniquely thorough online course on Sound Yoga, Ann Dyer offers invaluable resources, practices, and tools to awaken the subtler practices  of yoga through listening and chanting.  Course may be started at any time and completed at your own pace.

NOTE: All online courses are offered only in English.

RECEIVE
  • Lifetime access to over 15 hrs of video instruction
  • Downloadable instructional .pdfs and illustrations
  • Immediate feedback on comprehension through online assignments
  • Library of practical exercises and journaling opportunities
  • Desktop, iOS and Android compatible formats
  • Certificate of completion


CREDITS EARNED
  • 30 CEU’s recognized by the North American Yoga Alliance
  • Advanced standing to Naada Yoga of Montreal's 1000 hr Therapeutics Certification
  • 10 contact hours redeemable by registered NYTT (Naada Yoga Teacher Training) students

CURRICULUM
  • Lesson 1: INTRODUTION / Welcome to the study of Sound Yoga
  • Lesson 2: PERSPECTIVE / Studying sound in a visual culture
  • Lesson 3: PRACTICE / Moksha: Finding Freedom thru Practice
  • Lesson 4:  BODY / Our Corporeal Experience of Sound
  • Lesson 5: BREATH / The Bridge Between
  • Lesson 6: ENERGY / Sensing Sound
  • Lesson 7: THOUGHT / Mantra: Instrument of the Mind
  • Lesson 8: EMOTION / Music and Bhav: Love Songs to the Divine
  • Lesson 9: KNOWLEDGE /  Jnana: Insight Thru Chant
  • Lesson 10: AWARENESS / Naada: Listening for Shiva

bio
Ann Dyer has explored sound and music for over thirty years as a concert and recording artist, yoga practitioner, student of Hindustani vocalization and teacher of Sound Yoga.  Ann’s teaching is rooted in a deep respect for yoga history and a passion for contributing to yoga as living tradition suited to our contemporary lives. Ann is the director of Mountain Yoga in Oakland, CA and is on the faculty on the teacher training programs of Piedmont Yoga in Oakland and Naada Yoga in Montreal.  She is Director of Vak Choir of Everyday Voices which is devoted to performing music rooted in yogic principles of sound. For more on the Vak Choir visit www.songofbecoming.org

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