Life changing program
Dr. Kassandra Schuhmann, PT, DPT
The impact Ginger's MTY program has made on my life is staggering. It has changed my perspective as a clinician completely and has allowed me to look forward to treating even the most complex patients.
MTY is the addition to my physical therapy practice that I have been searching for
Dr. Jenna Weitzman, PT, DPT
MTY has been an incredible tool to help my clients reconnect to their true self through breath work, postures/asanas, visualizations, and meditation. MTY takes an approach that incorporates all these pieces (spiritual, physical, emotional), and then some. I have witnessed my patients find a deep sense of relief with the implementation of MTY, both in their body and mind.
MTY is a life-changing approach in prevention and intervention
Jamie Jacobsen, OTR/L
I have countless examples of how MTY has positively impacted the patients I work with on a daily basis. Pranayama has been one of the best tools, and is a powerful approach to re-building the foundation of an individual’s therapeutic success and well-being. Patients, who refused to get out of bed due to anxiety and fear were able to breathe (literally) past their fears and achieve their OT goals for the day. MTY encompasses the compassion needed to make real change. I am committed to continuing my training in MTY and further my abilities to heal in acute settings and beyond.
With my training in MTY, I have found my professional missing link.
Hallie Sikes, PT
Ginger has taken the art and philosophy of yoga and looked at it through the eyes of of medical research to discern what is safe and beneficial or what is likely to cause injury. She teaches us to focus on stabilization of the body and protection of the spine and joints, and she uses yoga poses to create the most functional strengthening framework that I’ve ever seen as a PT.
I'm a better therapist AND mom thanks to Ginger.
Dr. Becca Ellis PT, DPT
Ginger's knowledge and experience have completely shaped my professional career, and her guidance has truly helped me be a better mom to my sweet boys.
The best method I've seen for patient care in 20 years of practice
Jessica Smithson, OTR/L
Over the course of my professional career I have been striving to find the best treatment method that would make the biggest impact on my patients. Almost 20 years, and many continuing education courses later, I believe that I have come upon the best methodology that satisfies these requirements. That method is Medical Therapeutic Yoga.
The BPS model and MTY can help support our patients on their human-spiritual journey while using evidence- based techniques that combine eastern ideology with western science. It can effectively guide our patients (and ourselves!) to deeper levels of self- awareness and wholistic healing.
Feel better than I've felt in years, AND that's during the pandemic!
Dr. Michelle Walendowski PT, DPT
I’ve been practicing everything from your weekend Level I Certification on a (mostly) daily basis, and I have to say I feel healthier and just generally better than I have in years. And that’s during a worldwide pandemic!
A sustainable model for healthcare delivery
Kanchan Thakar, PT
Honestly speaking, words cannot do justice to the experience of learning from Ginger. My hope is that all DPT students will avail of her teachings sooner than later and begin to practice PT with enthusiasm and compassion. Thanks to Ginger for creating a sustainable model of healthcare delivery.
Level I MTY Certification is an amazing body of work.
Melinda Halford, PT, MFA, CLT, Cert. MDT
What a body of work you have put together in Level I! It is amazing!
I have taken off most of this week to re-review all the material. I think it is very useful to see it more than once. The more I engage with this material the more I learn! The online version is so well done. I can just imagine the work you put into offering it virtually - and it shows.
I use MTY with every patient because of its impact on pain.
Brandis Gunderson, PT, MPT
I use MTY with every patient, regardless of if they are 80 with chronic pain, an acute shoulder, or someone in an MVA with whiplash injury. The majority of these patients all have 2 things in common: pain & response to pain.