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Specialist Yoga Certifications: Advance Your Practice

byBodhi School of YogaCertification available Online & at 4 Studios in BengaluruStarts from12,000 per personView full gallery

Move beyond basic asanas. Our specialized training tracks in Yoga Therapy, Aerial, Pranayama, and more give you the skills to guide students through deep healing and niche practices.

Many students, especially women, feel they lack the shoulder strength for certain asanas. In our Aerial Yoga classes, we use the hammock as a tool to build that strength effectively and safely. This simple drill can be practiced at home too.

A look inside our Aerial Yoga workshop. From learning the basics of using the silk to mastering inversions and partner poses, these workshops are a fun and challenging way to explore a new dimension of yoga.

Meet our newest and youngest aerial yoga expert. Yoga is for all ages, and our Kids Yoga programs, including aerial, make the practice playful, engaging, and beneficial for building strength and coordination.

What is the difference between a Yoga Teacher and a Yoga Therapist? This series of images breaks it down. A therapist offers a more specialized, healing-focused approach.

A key difference is earning potential. Yoga Therapists can command higher fees due to their specialized skills in creating personalized, therapeutic plans for clients with specific health needs.

While a yoga teacher is known for guiding well-being, a yoga therapist gains recognition as a healer. They are equipped to address specific health challenges, building a reputation as a trusted therapeutic resource.

A yoga therapist develops a deeper spiritual connection with clients, guiding them to connect with themselves on a soul level. This often leads to them being seen as a spiritual guide.

The training is different. A 200-hour TTC is the foundation for a teacher, while a Yoga Therapist requires specialized certification in anatomy, pathology, and therapeutic techniques.

A yoga therapist has in-depth knowledge of specific health conditions, their symptoms, and causes. This allows them to design suitable and safe therapeutic interventions.

The goal of practice differs. A yoga teacher aims to improve general fitness, while a therapist focuses on reducing symptoms and improving quality of life for individuals with health issues.

About Specialist Certifications: Beyond the Mat

When you choose to specialize, you stop being just another instructor. In our Yoga Therapy or Aerial tracks, for example, we do not just teach poses. We teach anatomy, pathology, and how to assess a student's pain, whether it is a chronic back issue or limited mobility. This is about gaining the technical skill to provide actual relief, not just guiding a general routine.

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