BECOME A  YOGA THERAPIST. EARN YOUR C-IAYT. 

We believe the future of healthcare is not only found in treating disease, but in equipping people with the knowledge, skills, and practices to actively participate in their own health while working alongside modern medicine to create healthier individuals, communities, and systems. As the demand for evidence-informed approaches to stress management, mindfulness, resilience, and mental well-being continues to grow, yoga therapists are helping shape the future of integrative medicine and organizational wellness. Join a profession that is pioneering person-centered, sustainable approaches to health and healing.

Integrative Yoga Therapy Studies provides IAYT-accredited professional yoga therapy education for yoga teachers preparing to bring person-centered, evidence-informed yoga therapy into private practice, healthcare, community and organizational settings. This program is for those who have already completed their 200 Hour Yoga Teacher Training Program. If you have not completed the pre-requisite of the 200 Hour and are interested in beginning your journey as a Yoga Teacher, in-studio or online. If you are an RYT 200 and ready to begin your 300 Hour, see in-studio  or online. 

Yoga therapy is an emerging discipline within integrative medicine that applies the principles and practices of yoga to support health, well-being, and quality of life. Grounded in a whole-person model of care, it recognizes that physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual health are deeply interconnected. Rather than simply managing symptoms, yoga therapy helps people develop the awareness, skills, and behaviors that support resilience, self-regulation, and lifelong health. As healthcare continues to shift toward prevention, personalized care, and population health, yoga therapy stands at the frontier of a new vision of wellness. A vision that empowers individuals to actively participate in their own healing while working alongside conventional medicine and other healthcare disciplines.