About us
Our Advisory Board
Medical oversight for an ongoing, clinically reviewed curriculum.
Meet the board
What the board does
Clinically informed, evidence-based
Our Advisory Board reviews the curriculum and study materials of our modules and short courses. It brings medical oversight to everything we teach, so our training stays clinically informed, evidence-based and aligned with current medical knowledge.
The board meets regularly. Together, its members go through new and updated courses, check the claims we make and advise on how yoga therapy is taught in a clinical context.
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Curriculum reviewCurriculum and study materials of our modules and short courses.
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Medical oversightA medical doctor reviews what we teach.
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Regular reviewsNew and updated courses are checked as they are made.
The board
Meet the members
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Medical AdvisorMedical AdvisorDr Yasmin BediMD, C-IAYT Yoga Therapist
Medical doctor at an NHS acute hospital and C-IAYT Yoga Therapist. Reviews our curriculum and study materials from a medical perspective.
Read full profile of Dr Yasmin Bedi -
Programme DirectorProgramme DirectorMontserrat G. MukherjeeC-IAYT
Leads the design of our curriculum and brings the clinical yoga therapy perspective to every review.
Read full profile of Montserrat G. Mukherjee
In practice
How it works in practice
- New or updated course material
- Reviewed by the Advisory Board
- Taught to our students
For students
Why it matters for students
Yoga therapy is increasingly part of healthcare. When you train with us, you learn from material that a medical doctor has reviewed, so you can work with clients and fellow health professionals with confidence.
See what our students learn.
Frequently asked questions
Our Advisory Board: Dr Yasmin Bedi, a medical doctor and C-IAYT Yoga Therapist, and our Programme Director, Montserrat G. Mukherjee, C-IAYT. Together they review the curriculum and study materials of our modules and short courses.
New and updated course material is reviewed by the Advisory Board before it is taught. The board checks the claims we make and advises on how yoga therapy is taught in a clinical context, so the training stays aligned with current medical knowledge.
The board meets regularly and reviews courses as they are created or updated.