Guest Teachers
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200 HOUR yoga teacher training GUEST TEACHERS
During the training we’ll be joined by some amazing guest teachers who will guide you through various workshops to explore certain topics in more depth. Some of the workshops will take place in person during the training, while others will happen online between the two modules.
I’m also incredibly grateful that Louise will be returning as my brilliant support teacher to share some classes, workshops and amazing sound baths with you.
louise le dévéhat - SUPPORT TEACHER
During the YTT lovely Louise will be by my side to lead some lectures, guide some classes, and offer extra support and advice for your journey.
She is a certified holistic life coach and yoga teacher who loves exploring the world, connecting with nature, enjoying the present moment and making human connections. Her yoga classes focus on the body-mind-heart connection and on a balance between self awareness, and everything around us. Her aim is to guide people towards a more conscious life by noticing the rhythm of their movement, mind and breath through the practice of yoga.
I’m incredibly grateful that she’s returning as my assistant teacher again and I’m excited that you’ll have an opportunity to learn from her. She’s a very valuable part of the training and also guides incredible sound baths for some extra special relaxation.
In Person Workshops
Kirtan with Sunil and Isabelle
Sunil and Isabelle will be leading us through a beautiful kirtan session to experience the powerful practice of bhakti yoga.
Online sessions
The Yogic Mindset and Decision Making with Prasad
Using yogic philosophy and teachings from the Bhagavad Gita, Prasad will encourage a discussion on various considerations for decision making in the 21st century. His session will highlight how yogic philosophy and frameworks can be applied to our modern day lifestyles, providing you with insights into your daily decisions and inspiration for taking your yoga practice off your mat.
Chair Yoga with Karen
Karen will guide you through a creative yoga class using the wall and a chair for support. She’ll inspire you with innovative ways to use props and offer advice on how to make your classes more accessible and supportive.
Yoga for Every Body with Kristine
After a guided group practice, Kristine will help ensure that your classes are accessible for people of all shapes and sizes. She’ll help to make your language and cues more inclusive, share her favourite ways to use props, and show you a variety of ways to adapt asanas to suit each body. She’s also including a workshop on teaching inversions and arm balances to people in bigger bodies.
Cultural Appropriation with Vikram
Vikram will facilitate a discussion on appropriation and commercialisation within the yoga industry. By understanding yoga’s evolution, including the role of colonialism and important cultural aspects, you’ll be better equipped to appreciate rather than appropriate yoga.
Meditation with Irina
Irina will share some helpful insights on how you can build your meditation practice and guide your students through wonderful meditations too. She’ll also share a bit about the power of gratitude and mindfulness and how you can incorporate these practices into your personal life as well as your teaching.
The Neuroscience of Yoga with Abha
Abha is an Assistant Professor of psychiatry and neuroscience, and a life-long yoga practitioner. Her research lab is focused on understanding the interactions between the brain and body in regulation of stress, fear, and anxiety disorders, as well as cardiorespiratory functions. During her guest teacher session she’ll introduce you to some fascinating findings in relation to the nervous system and it’s application to yoga.
Embodiment and Trauma Considerations with Emily
In this session you’ll have the opportunity to learn about, and experience, various practices and general considerations for creating trauma-informed offerings. Everyone has different lived experiences and making sure your yoga classes are inclusive is an important consideration. As a result of trauma, people often feel less safe in their own body as well as in the yoga studio. Emily will share some simple embodiment techniques to help your students re-connect and feel more present and grounded in both their body, and the space.
interested in joining?
If you’re excited by everything you’ll learn during the training and you’d like to book, then please complete the application form to secure your place. Alternatively, you can register your interest here: