Helping children develop healthy minds, resilient bodies, and the skills to navigate their world.
Children experience stress, emotions, and challenges differently than adults. Teaching yoga to children requires more than adapting adult yoga poses.
This specialized training explores child development, age-appropriate teaching strategies, and practical ways to introduce yoga and mindfulness into educational, therapeutic, and family settings.
You'll explore:
Child development and age-appropriate yoga
Creative movement, games, and storytelling
Mindfulness, breathing, and emotional regulation
Social-emotional learning and self-awareness
Trauma-informed approaches for children
Adaptive yoga and inclusive practices for children with diverse abilities
Classroom management and group facilitation
Yoga for preschool, elementary, and adolescent populations
Designing engaging, educational yoga experiences
Practical applications in schools, homes, and community settings
Who is this training for?
Certified yoga teachers, classroom teachers, special education professionals, school counselors, therapists, parents, caregivers, and professionals working with children.
A previous yoga teaching certification is not required to participate in this specialized educational training.
This training is not a substitute for a foundational 200-hour yoga teacher certification or a professional mental health credential.
Helping children develop healthy minds, resilient bodies, and the skills to navigate their world.
Children experience stress, emotions, and challenges differently than adults. Teaching yoga to children requires more than adapting adult yoga poses.
This specialized training explores child development, age-appropriate teaching strategies, and practical ways to introduce yoga and mindfulness into educational, therapeutic, and family settings.
You'll explore:
Child development and age-appropriate yoga
Creative movement, games, and storytelling
Mindfulness, breathing, and emotional regulation
Social-emotional learning and self-awareness
Trauma-informed approaches for children
Adaptive yoga and inclusive practices for children with diverse abilities
Classroom management and group facilitation
Yoga for preschool, elementary, and adolescent populations
Designing engaging, educational yoga experiences
Practical applications in schools, homes, and community settings
Who is this training for?
Certified yoga teachers, classroom teachers, special education professionals, school counselors, therapists, parents, caregivers, and professionals working with children.
A previous yoga teaching certification is not required to participate in this specialized educational training.
This training is not a substitute for a foundational 200-hour yoga teacher certification or a professional mental health credential.