Take a deep dive into yoga

Develop your understanding and learn to teach

Yoga teacher training

In yoga teacher trainings I bring together my passion, knowledge and experience, and I collaborate with amazing senior teachers in London and further afield. Whether you want to teach or deepen your own practice, we’ll support you in a non-dogmatic, inclusive and hopefully fun learning environment.

All trainings

 

  • Cover a well-rounded comprehensive range of subjects and teaching methodologies
  • Are inclusive and non-dogmatic
  • Are experiential, and designed for real-world teaching
  • Present a diversity of approaches through a great teaching team
  • Take place in small groups with personal attention
  • Support you in finding your own voice as a teacher and be confident, authentic and well informed.
200 yoga teacher training

September 2026 — May 2027, 10 weekends
at Yogahome, Stoke Newington

I’ve been teaching on yoga teachers trainings since 2017, and have been co-leading the 200 hour yoga teacher training at Yogahome in Stoke Newington since September 2025.

Covering a comprehensive range of teaching methodologies

Inclusive and non-dogmatic

Diversity of approaches through a great teaching team

Small group with personal attention

Extensive teaching tools

Asana labs
Teaching skills
Sequencing breath led, flowing classes
Teaching workshops
Anatomy & physiology
Yoga philosophy and history
The ethics of yoga

 

Plus, an introduction to

Breathwork + prāṇāyāma
Meditation
Using sound
Yin, restorative and yoga nidra
Working with pre / postnatal students

Open to everyone who wants to teach yoga, or simply deepen their own understanding and experience. The course is accredited by Yoga Pros (formerly Yoga Alliance Professionals).

Some voices from previous teacher training participants

Before the course, I had done some – very scattershot – reading and begun observing classes and my reactions to them, forming early thoughts and questions. Learning from the teachers and absorbing their insights really focused my thinking process, especially around posture, alignment, and how our approach to these connects with philosophy. I also found the introduction to yoga history and ethics very stimulating, and I’m excited to learn more in the upcoming modules. Overall, quite enlightening!

Yoga teacher training participant
‘Yoga as a State of Being’

Advanced 300 hour teacher training with Yogacampus

A flexible and modular training consisting of four core modules, electives, and an integration course, bringing it all together.

 

I’m teaching the integration course which complements, integrates and expands on the learning from the other mandatory and elective modules of the Advanced Teacher Training Programme and runs alongside them. It offers the opportunity to practically apply what you’ve learned to teaching scenarios, consolidate your learning, and develop and grow as a teacher.

The Art of Immersive and Intelligent Sequencing: Methods and tools for creating transformative, multi-dimensional classes

January – November 2027, 1 day a month

(with a break over the summer)

We’ll explore how to facilitate the ‘state of yoga’ through:
  • Structuring purposeful, effective, creative sequences that support presence, ease, lightness and joy.
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  • Weaving together immersive movement with themes on subtle anatomy and yoga philosophy to deepen understanding and foster insight.
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  • Working with physical, mental, emotional and energetic aspects of practice to create a balanced and comprehensive experience.
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  • Integrating breathwork and meditation seamlessly into an asana-focused class.
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  • Creating well crafted classes that are clear, inclusive, adaptable and accessible to students with a diversity of backgrounds.

The fact that an opinion has been widely held is no evidence whatever that it is not utterly absurd

 

Bertrand Russell on critical thinking