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This prenatal/postnatal training provides yoga teachers and health care professionals with a rich framework and effective tools to offer professional, responsible, and appropriate yoga instruction to pregnant and postpartum women. You will gain both the confidence and skills to teach prenatal and postnatal yoga classes from a solid foundation.

LEARN
which yoga postures are especially helpful during pregnancy and how to adapt them as necessary.

ADDRESS
the common discomforts of pregnancy with specific yoga postures and sequences.

GAIN
experience in how to support mother/infant bonding and foster community among new mothers in a yoga class setting.

RECEIVE
hands-on training and peer feedback in practice classroom settings.

OFFER
professional, responsible, and appropriate support to pregnant women.

UNDERSTAND
the physiological and emotional considerations of the childbearing year.

MARKET
your prenatal program within your community.

ENCOURAGE
women to access and trust their own deep wisdom and strength.

Prerequisites:
Completion of a yoga teacher-training course or permission from the Director of Teacher Training.

Faculty:
Leslie Lytle

Dates/Times:
All classes meet from 8:30am- 5:30pm at Yoga Yoga Northwest
Wednesday, August 12
Thursday, August 13
Friday, August 14
Saturday, August 15
Sunday, August 16

Tuition:
$795

Course Length:
40 hours

 

 

Leslie Lytle combines a background in Iyengar Yoga and vipassana meditation with imagery, poetry, and a deep understanding of the experience of pregnancy and birth. She has worked with pregnant women since 1992, first as massage therapist, then as doula, and most recently as yoga instructor. A Certified Laban Movement Analyst and Registered Yoga Teacher with Yoga Alliance, Leslie holds a bachelor's degree in Movement Studies and a master's degree in Sociology, where her area of interest was women's experience of the body and health.