IYTA Yoga Teacher Training

Sarah Manning’s spring yin workshop was very informative. In fact I have completed two yin teacher trainings with other providers and I was given a much clearer understanding in 3 hrs with Sarah then ever before. Her love of TCM shines through and her workshop was well prepared and easily flowed through slides, discussion and a chance to practice. I highly recommend.

The online Somatic Yoga course I've just completed with IYTA was great. Done online, the instructor (Katrina Hinton) engaged well with all participants and the course was presented clearly and well paced. I will do more online courses with IYTA based on the quality of the course content and online instruction Thank you!

The pranayama course was so well supported, thorough and detailed- I felt very much guided through the study despite the distance. My supervisor was thoughtful and caring and loved every moment

The Yoga Studies course was an excellent introduction and great encouragement for me to continue further yoga training with IYTA. Great on-line experience, ease of communication with instructors and fun to complete. I loved it

I attended an online yin yoga workshop on 24 April 2021 hosted by IYTA and it was excellent. The teacher was very knowledgeable and engaging, and mixed theory with practice so that it felt we covered a lot of material and had something practical to continue ourselves at home. I will definitely attend another workshop run by IYTA.

The quality, care and integrity of the IYTA respects and upholds what yoga means. Studying under David Burgess brought far beyond pranayama and meditation practices with his deep insights and wisdom shared during the student shares.

After completing my IYTA teacher training, I have loved continuing my education further in Restorative, Chair Yoga for Seniors and Yin. I also enjoy the engaging regular workshop held throughout the year, recently attended an end to Stress & Anxiety in Kids as well as Menopause.

I completed my yoga teaching diploma with the IYTA followed by the post-graduate course in Restorative yoga teacher training. I chose IYTA because it’s not for profit and not aligned to any specific tradition and has been around for a long time. The course is really comprehensive and subjects such as pranayama, meditation and yogic philosophy were really well covered and really helped me to deepen my practice. There is a huge faculty of highly experienced teachers and great continuing education courses and workshops that foster a wonderful community. I can highly recommend the IYTA if you want a well-rounded, life changing course.

I have just attended a two day IYTA Restorative Yoga course in Melbourne, facilitated by Katie Brown. It was time spent wisely, the weekend offering an abundance of knowledge, wisdom and practical teaching. Katie holds a very supportive space and has a beautiful presence full of kind patience and years of lived experience teaching yoga. I travelled down from Sydney to attend and the Victorian IYTA community were so welcoming and inclusive. It was a weekend of wonderful collaboration, lots of fun and I leave feeling inspired, well equipped and ready to create some Restorative Yoga offerings in my studio.

I found the Yoga for Menopause course, facilitated by the very experienced, knowledgeable and supportive teacher, Katie Brown, to be very informative, interesting and supportive. I was surprised and dismayed to hear that the experiences of menopause my fellow participants were suffering were very similar to my own, which shows that there is such a dearth of information and support out there for women undergoing this challenging time of transition. I learned some great tips for both restorative and active yoga poses to help with various health issues characterised by this time of change. The course is a huge leap in the right direction for giving women the tools to navigate the change and to reclaim their health and wellbeing.