A Therapeutic Yoga Teacher Training is a comprehensive educational program that prepares teachers to safely and skillfully adapt the practices of yoga to meet the diverse needs of today's students. While honoring the traditional foundations of yoga, it integrates functional anatomy, movement science, breathwork, mindfulness, nervous system regulation, and therapeutic principles to support whole-person well-being.Unlike a traditional teacher training that may focus primarily on postures and sequencing, a therapeutic approach develops your ability to observe, assess, and modify yoga practices with purpose. You'll learn to create safe, accessible, and inclusive classes while understanding how yoga can support healthy movement, pain care, stress reduction, resilience, and overall wellness.Our program also introduces the IPATH Method (Integral Postural Alignment Therapeutics),codified in 2012 by Denese Cavanaugh, incorporates myofascial release and fascial gliding techniques that prepare the body for movement. By addressing fascial restrictions before movement practice, students experience greater ease, improved alignment, and more sustainable therapeutic outcomes.Whether your goal is to become a certified yoga teacher or to deepen your understanding of therapeutic yoga, this training provides the knowledge, mentorship, and practical experience to teach with confidence, compassion, and purpose.

This training is for aspiring yoga teachers seeking their first 200-hour certification, certified yoga teachers wishing to deepen their skills through a therapeutic lens, yoga therapists, healthcare professionals, and dedicated practitioners who want a more comprehensive understanding of yoga as a therapeutic practice. Whether your goal is to teach, expand your professional knowledge, or deepen your personal practice, you'll be welcomed into a supportive learning community.Review our training curriculum

Absolutely. Many participants enroll to deepen their understanding of yoga, improve their own health and well-being, and cultivate greater self-awareness. While the program prepares you to teach, the personal transformation that comes through the training is equally meaningful.

No. This program welcomes those pursuing their first yoga teacher certification as well as experienced teachers looking to expand their knowledge. All that's required is a commitment to learning, self-reflection, and personal growth.

Restorative yoga is a beautiful practice that encourages relaxation, rest, and nervous system recovery through supported postures. Therapeutic yoga includes those benefits while also applying movement, breath, assessment, and individualized adaptations to support specific health goals, improve function, reduce pain, and promote overall well-being. Both approaches are valuable and often complement one another.