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A Continuing Professional Development Specialty Intensive
(Course Planning and Sequencing for the Individual)

This four-day intensive is a core requirement for all students undertaking Biyome’s Yoga Therapy Training and is ideal for yoga teachers seeking to expand their skills or anyone aspiring to become a qualified yoga therapist. Delivered live online or face-to-face in Brisbane, the course blends ancient wisdom with modern application to equip you with the essential tools of yoga therapy.

Led by Leanne Davis — a leading figure in yoga therapy with over 40 years of experience in Eastern health sciences — you will gain confidence in conducting full client assessments, planning and sequencing therapeutic programs, and applying traditional healing principles in contemporary one-to-one or clinical settings.

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https://biyome.com.au/cpd-pages/cpd24-sound-healing-medicine/

What You Will Learn

• Taking a full client history and assessment
• Observation (Darshana), palpation and touch (Sparshana), questioning (Prashna), and basic pulse assessment (Nadi Vignan)
• Course planning and sequencing under the traditional Viniyoga therapy model
• Applying the healing framework of Heyam (problem), Hetu (cause), Hanam (goal), and Upayam (method)
• Integrating yoga therapy principles with modern health science for safe and effective client outcomes

Why This Course is Unique
Leanne Davis brings decades of experience, including internships in Chinese hospitals and yoga therapy centres in India, as well as service on international yoga therapy advisory panels. Her teaching bridges authentic tradition with practical application, offering you a structured approach to yoga therapy that builds both skill and confidence.

Who Should Attend

• Yoga teachers aiming to work therapeutically
• Health professionals wanting to integrate yoga-based approaches
• Anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the healing dimensions of yoga

Course Code: CPD17
Dates: Friday 23 October – Monday 26 October 2026 | 9:00 am –5:00 pm (AEST, Brisbane)