The yin yoga teacher training offers a comprehensive and thorough exploration into teaching yin yoga with an understanding of Traditional Chinese Medicine and the meridians alongside the subtle body and chakras. You will also learn how to incorporate pranayama, meditation and mudras into class to support the asana practice.

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Live online course:

Next dates : 1st, 2nd & 3rd May

Cost: £425

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What does the course include & areas of study

  • history and key principles of yin yoga

  • how to teach yin asanas, using themes to underpin yin yoga classes

  • introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine and it’s role in yin yoga

  • planning yin yoga classes, considering the needs of your students

  • practicalities of teaching yin yoga, setting up and marketing your classes, professional boundaries

  • 20 hours CEP with Yoga Alliance

 

How is the course delivered?

  • The course is delivered live via Zoom, spread across 3 consecutive days

  • A comprehensive downloadable manual supports the course content.

  • Includes lectures, Q&A, teaching practice and feedback with your peers.

  • You will be assessed throughout the course in order to complete it.

  • Access to our online community for continued support

 

Dates, cost and payment options

Cost : £425 - payment plans available. Includes class recordings

Dates : 1st, 2nd & 3rd May 2026

This course is delivered by Laura Farugia, one of our teaching team. You can find out more about Laura’s practice here

 
 

Below are some questions I often get asked. If you still have questions that haven’t been answered please get in touch

  • The course is registered as CPD for yoga teachers with Yoga Alliance and Yoga Alliance Professionals. However it is also designed for yoga students who want to understand their own stress a little more, and discovere some tools to support it.

  • The live course is taught via Zoom, and includes include theory, practice and teaching.

  • If you are wanting to gain CPD points, you will be asked to submit a lesson plan, class synopsis and written assignment.