FAQs

To join our modules, you must meet the following requirements:

• 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training certification from Yoga Alliance or equivalent
• One year of Yoga teaching experience
• One year of personal Yoga practice
• Fluent in English
• Minimum 18 years old

*Please note that certain course components may have additional prerequisites, as they’re designed to be completed during the final stages of the diplomas.

The schedule for the online modules goes from 9:30 in the morning to 18:00 in the evening (Central European Time), with breaks in between.

We do recommend all our students to keep all the hours between 9:30 and 18:00 CET free to attend live sessions and complete their student home study and assignments.

You can expect live zoom lectures and practical sessions guided by our teachers, student home study time with pre-recorded Yoga Therapy practice videos – which are later discussed in class – audio recordings, and assignments which you do by yourself or in breakout rooms with your peers.

The specific props that will be used in the modules will vary depending on the subject being discussed and the needs of the students and clients. However, some of the most common props that are used in Yoga Therapy include yoga mats, blankets, bolsters, cushions, chairs, eye pillows, straps, blocks, and exercise balls.

If you don’t have all of the props, don’t worry! You can improvise with household items. For example, you can use a rolled-up towel instead of a bolster or a pillow instead of a block.

Yes, the following modules offer continuing education credits:

• Yoga Therapy Foundation Course 100-Hours (100 CE credits with Yoga Alliance)
• Safety in Yoga Nidra & Relaxation for Yoga Therapy (12 CE credits with Yoga Alliance)
• Yoga Therapy Applications of Asana, Pranayama & Restorative Yoga (50 CE credits with Yoga Alliance)
• Yoga Therapy for Musculoskeletal Issues & Lower Back Pain 100-Hours (100 CE credits with Yoga Alliance)
• Yoga Therapy for Cardiovascular & Respiratory Health Issues (50 CE credits with Yoga Alliance)
• Yoga Therapy for the Nervous System, Degenerative Disease & Pain Management (50 CE credits with Yoga Alliance)
• Yoga Therapy for Digestive Issues: The Gut Link (50 CE credits with Yoga Alliance)
• Yoga Therapy for the Reproductive System, Family Dynamics & the Ageing Process (50 CE credits with Yoga Alliance)
• Yoga Therapy for Endocrine & Immune System Disorders (50 CE credits with Yoga Alliance)
• Trauma-Informed Yoga Therapy (20 CE credits with Yoga Alliance, 18.5 with IAYT, and 14 with Vereniging Yoga Nederland)

Additionally, each Short Course offers 6 CE credits with Yoga Alliance.

Yes, there is an assessment for each module. The assessments vary in format, but they all serve the same purpose: to help you digest the material and put your knowledge into practice.

Some of the assessments you may encounter include:

• Class practice: You may be asked to practise with the entire class. This is a great way to learn from your peers and to get feedback from your teacher.
• Breakout room practice: You may be asked to practise with a small group of students in a breakout room. This is a great way to get more individualised attention from your teacher.
• Take-home assignments: You may be asked to complete a take-home assignment, such as a written reflection or a case study. This is a great way to demonstrate your understanding of the material and to apply your knowledge to real-world situations.
• End-of-module tests: You may be asked to take an end-of-module test. This is a great way to assess your knowledge of the material and to identify any areas for additional learning.

The assessments are designed to help you learn and grow as a Yoga Therapist. They’re not intended to be stressful or overwhelming. If you have any questions about the assessments, please don’t hesitate to ask us!

No, you won’t have to worry about losing access to your Zoom recordings. You can access them indefinitely, or download them to store on your own device.

Simply completing one or several modules is not enough to work as a Yoga Therapist. Equally, an advanced, experienced Yoga Teacher Training does not qualify you to work as a Yoga Therapist.

You will need to have completed at least 625 hours with a recognized Yoga Therapy school, or, in some cases, you can only work as a Yoga Therapist when you have an IAYT accredited Yoga Therapy Diploma such as The Yoga Therapy Institute’s 875-hour.

If you want to work in a hospital or medical center, you may require additional qualifications. When working with clients, students who are still in training should inform all parties involved that they are not yet certified Yoga Therapists.