Therapeutic Yoga Level 1- Learn to teach safe and effective Yoga to your clients no matter what level they are. The Unite Health Therapeutic Yoga Level 1 course provides Physiotherapists and other rehabilitation professionals with the skills to incorporate the therapeutic benefits of yoga into their clinical practice. Further information on this course can be viewed here.
Therapeutic Yoga Level 2 - Introduces new poses of a more intermediate level as well as exploring breathing and mindfulness techniques which will enhance body awareness, posture, and correct movement patterning. Discussions around Yin and Yang Yoga will explore the different benefits that can be gained from these styles. Further information can be viewed on Therapeutic Yoga Level 2 here.
View just some of the repertoire that will be covered in the training below.
You do not require any formal Yoga experience to attend the training, however, we do recommend attending a few classes prior to your attendance to familiarise yourself with the basics. There is a pre-course lecture that must be completed prior to attending the first course which you will be able to access online once you have booked your place.
This course is open to Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Osteopaths, Sports Scientists, Chiropractors, Rehabilitation Therapists, Doctors, Myotherapists, Physiotherapy students, Pilates instructors and Yoga instructors. If you hold a qualification outside the above please contact us directly.
For more information about our course venues in each state, please click here.
Am I qualified to teach yoga after attending Level 1?
As an allied health professional this is a professional development course that will support you using yoga in your clinical practice and could prepare those already teaching small group classes with the skills to incorporate yoga exercises.
What is the difference between Therapeutic Yoga Level 1 & 2?
Therapeutic Yoga Level 1 is designed for people to learn to work one on one with clients using yoga, mindfulness meditation and breath.
Yoga Level 2 course provides more variety and complexity of yoga, meditation and breathing exercises as well as focusing on working with small groups.
As a registered physiotherapist does my insurance cover me to teach yoga?
Physiotherapy Indemnity insurance will cover incorporating tools such as yoga and pilates into clinical programs after a course by a trained professional has been attended.
