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"The purpose of this study was to assess the feasibility of a 12-week online yoga intervention compared to an educational control group in survivors of allogenic BMT (Bone Marrow Transplant)." Read the full study here: buff.ly/3usGnp5

NEW Call for Morning Practices at SYTAR 2023! Have an idea for a morning practice for the next SYTAR? The submission deadline is December 19, 2022. APPLY here: buff.ly/3h4nXYC

Are you a student in a yoga therapy training program or a C-IAYT credentialed for 2 years or less? Register today for the upcoming yoga therapist, sangha! buff.ly/3UaFOdS

Today is Giving Tuesday - a global day of generosity! Here at IAYT, we know yoga therapy can positively impact lives and communities. And we can't do it alone—today, we ask for your kind support in helping us continue to spread the benefits of yoga therapy around the world!

C-IAYTs: Earn free continuing education credit in each issue of IAYT’s member magazine! Read the designated article in Yoga Therapy Today, then take the quiz to earn your complimentary credit—type Yoga Therapy Today in the search box on the APD course: buff.ly/3i3vas1

Practicing gratitude is simple and does not take very much time. Researchers—and yogis—have developed quite a few different ways to intentionally incorporate gratitude into our lives. Learn some practices that have been part of recent studies on gratitude: buff.ly/3VmWMGZ

The practice of yoga therapy requires specialized training and skill development to support the relationship between the client/student and therapist and to effect positive change for the individual. Read the full definition of yoga therapy here:buff.ly/3jYzswx

Scientists compared patients who took an intensive eight-week mindfulness meditation program to patients who took escitalopram, the generic name of the well-studied anxiety drug Lexapro. ."buff.ly/3EjBuEm

In a recent webinar, oncologist Lois Ramondetta, MD, C-IAYT, and IAYT Executive Director Alyssa Wostrel, MBA, share how yoga therapy can play a key role in cancer care for both healthcare providers and their patients/clients.Watch the full webinar here:buff.ly/3ArCLH0

"This article reports a quasi-randomized controlled study conducted in the COVID wards of a hospital to examine the efficacy of add-on yoga intervention in reducing stress, anxiety, and depression in COVID-affected patients under quarantine."Read here: buff.ly/3yzx8Wk

Are you receiving the IAYT e-news? Subscribe to IAYT's e-news to receive the latest updates in yoga therapy in your email inbox! Sign-up today: buff.ly/3P4loRf

Looking to reach the Yoga Therapy Today audience? Advertise your business in the upcoming winter issue! The deadline for the winter issue is November 21, 2022! For more info, reach out to Abby at ageyer@iayt.org

A hearty congratulations to new AIHM Fellow and International Journal of Yoga Therapy Associate Editor Catherine Justice, PT, DPT, CST, E-RYT 200, C-IAYT! Dr. Justice graduated with honors from the AIHM fellowship program last month.

"Can mind-body practices such as gentle yoga or self-reflection benefit patients undergoing surgery?It’s a question that researchers at Wake Forest University School of Medicine are examining with the support of a five-year, $3.2 million grant from the NCI.buff.ly/3EsjurK

FREE Webinar: Therapeutic Yoga Tools for Race-Based Traumatic Stressoin Gail Parker, PhD, C-IAYT, for "Therapeutic Yoga Tools for Race-Based Traumatic Stress," hosted by @imconsortium Thursday, November 17, at 12 pm ET! Learn more and REGISTER: buff.ly/3t9WeZU

Mark your calendar! Nov. 29th is Giving Tuesday, a global day of generosity. IAYT champions its invaluable members as well as the education and research that build the profession of yoga therapy. Help us continue to spread the benefits of yoga therapy:buff.ly/37pGVjk

IAYT Member Benefit: The International Journal of Yoga Therapy (IJYT). IJYT publishes one volume per year, with online research articles as they are accepted and processed. Back issues are available through 2002. Join today and grab access to IJYT: buff.ly/3yn6uza

Did you catch this year's poster presentations at the Symposium on Yoga Research (SYR) this past October? Poster sessions are a vital part of SYR and an important opportunity for researchers at all career stages to present and discuss their work with other researchers.

Did you miss SYTAR 2022 this past June? Grab On Demand access to this one-of-a-kind conference for yoga professionals, by purchasing SYTAR on Demand 2022. Your purchase gives you access to all recorded sessions through June 30, 2023 — plus 22 CE credits!buff.ly/3Gp4CYB

Are you looking to work with or connect with other fellow IAYT-certified yoga therapists (C-IAYTs) in your area? Search IAYT-certified yoga therapists (C-IAYTs) by area, and enter a city and/or state/province here: buff.ly/3hdAZTa