Are you ready to become a Certified Yoga Therapist?
Ready to make a meaningful impact on health and wellness?
Certified IIYT yoga therapists deliver yoga therapy techniques that have been shown to help reverse negative effects of anxiety, stress, pain and fear to patients during diagnosis, treatment, adaptation and recovery.
Now in its tenth year, the International Institute of Yoga Therapy continues to lead the field of yoga therapy as a part of multidisciplinary approaches to patient centered care and research. IIYT is accredited by the IAYT and has partnerships with multiple hospital locations.
Learn more about our curriculum and how you can become a pivotal part of health care in clinical environments and research.
Yoga therapy is …….
Yoga therapy provides people with safe and easy techniques that can help self-manage the damaging ways we often respond to anxiety, fear, pain, stress. Working in partnership with your health care team, the yoga therapist ways to help with healing, recovery and adaptation throughout our everyday lives and challenges.
What does a yoga therapist do?
What does a yoga therapist do?
Generally working within clinical environments, the yoga therapist meets with individuals one-to-one, in a small group. Yoga therapy can be provided in person, on ZOOM or on the phone.
It’s important to remember, that yoga therapy is not an alternative to traditional treatments.
The yoga therapist works in concord with medical teams accompanying long-standing methods providing patients with another potential tool to benefit their overall health, recovery and adaption processes.
Interested in becoming a Certified Yoga Therapist with IIYT?
If so, the curriculum in yoga therapy certification (over 1000 hours of advanced training, clinical
experience, and exposure to research) adheres to an academically based model
emphasizing clinical applications of yoga therapy techniques and research protocols. IIYT also offers a post-graduate specialization in yoga therapy fellowship.
Are You a Health Care Professional?
If so, IIYT is seeking accreditation as a Yoga Therapy Certification Program for Qualified Health
Care Professionals (QHP) – a course of training designed for health care providers
skilled in clinical applications and patient documentation and who wish to apply yoga therapy
to benefit patients in their clinical environments.
Learn More
Download our PDF to learn more about yoga therapy and IIYT
Visit our website to get additional information on IIYT, yoga therapy, our program and teachers
and the 2025 Symposium on Clinical Advancements in Yoga Therapy and Research: www.iiyogatherapy.com