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Years ago, I sat with an idea. What if you took a Yoga Teacher Training and stripped away the teaching parts, the ethics and legal bits, the standing in front of a room, and offered what remained as its own program? Something that went deeper than a one-off weekly class, or even a weekend workshop ever could. Where Yoga philosophy, Ayurveda insight, the energy body, and more were taught not as theory to become a teacher, but as tools for real life. It didn't happen. But what did happen was that I opened a studio, wrote a complete 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training course and led that instead. Things have changed since then but the dream to offer that course remains. And so I'm excited to share that I've been working through the details to bring that dream to life September 23rd, 2026. The Inward Journey This is a 12-week immersion into Yoga, Ayurveda, and the Chakra system as lived practices for healing and lasting health. Not a teacher training (although if you are a teacher, you will be eligible for CE credits). This is for you if you've ever finished a class and thought, I want to understand this more deeply, but I don't want to teach it. If you want the knowledge for your own healing, your own growth, your own life. Over 12 weeks (September 23rd to December 9th, Wednesday evenings from 6:30 to 8:30pm), the course includes:
You've spent years showing up for your practice. This is the invitation to let your practice show up for you, at a whole new depth. Early bird pricing is $997 until August 31st. On September 1st, it rises to $1,197. Payment plans are available. Learn more or reserve your spot If you've been feeling the pull to take your practice to the next level, and dive deeper into the philosophy, I'd love to have you on this journey. And if you're wondering whether it's right for you, just hit reply. I love hearing about your journey and learning about how we might work together. Big love, |
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