IAYT Accredited Yoga Therapy Training of 800 hour 2025-2027.

Year 1 – Online – (350 hours) 5th September 2025 to 23rd May 2027 Includes – 9 ONLINE weekends & 10 webinars over 9 months (both with a Zoom recording being provided for a month). In depth Notes. Personal supervision and tutorial support throughout directly from Evi the program director.
Also registered for Yoga Alliance certification.

For optional Year 2 – Residential & Online – (450 hours) Starts in Greece with a 15 day RESIDENTIAL from Saturday 1st August to Sunday 16th August 2026 followed by 10 ONLINE webinars, 8 ONLINE weekends, further mentoring and tutorial support throughout the year.

If you want to Master Yoga Therapy Join Yoga Therapy Greece

Our IAYT Accredited Yoga Therapy Training 800 hours is for Yoga Teachers who are committed to learn Yoga Therapy, want to attain the Highest Certificate in Yoga Therapy globally and become professional IAYT Certified Yoga Therapists.

Our Yoga Therapy Year 1 – 350 hour Online Training Program

Our Online 350 hours Diploma leading on to our IAYT Accredited 800 hours Yoga Therapy training, the highest certification in Yoga Therapy globally.

It is a comprehensive program enabling yoga teachers to become professional Certified Yoga Therapists and deliver safely and effectively yoga therapy in 1-2-1 and groups, for structural, mental health, women’s health and medical conditions and symptoms.

YEAR 1

Our first year 350 hours Yoga Therapy Programme is a complete programme in where you as a yoga instructor receive a deep foundation.

You will learn everything you need to know about applying Yoga Tools in order to give both online and face to face Yoga Therapy safely in 1 to 1 Yoga therapy sessions and work therapeutically with groups.

By concluding the 1st year training, you will take the Advanced Teacher Training Certificate for Yoga Alliance titled ‘Adapting Yoga for Everyone’ which you can then add to your 200 hour certificate to register with Yoga Alliance as a 500-hour Yoga Teacher – RYT-500. 

On successful completion of year 1 you will also receive certification issued by Yoga Therapy Greece for ‘Yoga Therapy Training 350 hours’ and you will be able to have your own clinic and give 1 to 1 or group sessions.

Starts with the delivery of the notes for the first Module
There is online one weekend per month for 9 months from September 2025 to May 2026
10 webinars over 9 months presenting 2 real case studies where the relative theory and practices is shared. The webinars take place for 6 hours on Saturdays.
18 hours of Personal Mentorship for the 88 hours practicum.
The 88 hours mentored practicum of the first year includes the 18 hours for your 3 case studies.
Online tutorial support (8 hours) for your personal and professional development based on the evaluation of the 5 assignments, 10 webinar assessments and 6 module assessments.

The Monthly Online Weekends and the Webinars
They start on Friday 5th September 2025 and finish on 23rd May 2026.
The Weekend Daily Schedule of the Online Weekends
13.00 – 21.30 Greek time – Lectures, practices plus breaks

{These times are to facilitate our students from America}

The 1st year Webinars
There are 10 live webinars of 6 hours each (60 hours in total for the first year).
All webinars take place on Saturdays 15.00 – 21.00 Greek time.
We share one webinar every month, where we present with powerpoint and explain 2 case studies with real clients that have had yoga therapy of 4 sessions each given by the director of the studies and leading instructor.
A recording is then available for a month for students to review in their own time.
(Please see frequently asked questions below regarding not being able to attend some webinars.)

OPTIONAL YEAR 2

Completing the 800 hours program

By progressing to year 2 and completing the 800 hours program, students not only study yoga therapy in greater depth refining the tools, building the necessary skills for giving yoga therapy more effectively but they are also eligible to be Certified Yoga Therapists, C – IAYT, by the International Associations of Yoga Therapists, achieving the highest standard of certification in yoga therapy.

~ Visit the IAYT website for more information ~ https://www.iayt.org/ Please note – Only the full ‘Accredited Yoga Therapy Training 800 hours’ programme is accredited by the Accreditation Committee of the International Association of Yoga Therapists (IAYT)

Starts with the 15 days residential at the start of August 2026
The final 10 live webinars spread throughout 9 months.
8 additional live online weekends
12 hours personal mentorship through zoom and emails for another 98 hours practicum.
Personal online tutorial support (8 hours) based on your 5 assignments and the assessments, 5 of the live webinars and the 10 online weekends.

The 2nd Residential Training – Saturday 1st August – Sunday 16th August 2026

It takes place for 15 days including 2 free days.

We review and we go deeper in structural imbalances, in mental/emotional conditions, in women’s health issues, in working with groups, as well as in professional development and ethical standards of yoga therapists.

Every morning we have a group yoga therapy practice relative to the theme of the day but in a more meditative/transformative way than in the first year with elements such as self-reflection, sankalpa, japa mantra, meditation, yoga nidra, bhuta suddhi, chakra sadhana, pratipaksa bhavana, elements that are further explored in the Yoga and the Mind II online weekend.

Every evening a student has the opportunity to give and watch yoga therapy live and further refine her/his practice.

The Program in greater detail

(click on the year tabs & click on the + sign to expand)

Module 1

Methodology of Yoga Therapy I

1st Online Weekend ~ 5th – 7th September 2025 (3 days)

We introduce ways:

1
To see what Yoga Therapy is through the yoga principles
2
To see people holistically through Yoga and Ayurvedic elements, koshas, gunas, doshas, vayus, chakras.
3
To interview, assess peoples’ breathing, posture and movement and record them through specific practices and procedures.
4
To come up with yoga therapy strategies through critical reasoning.
5
To clarify the function of the asanas and how to modify them.
6
To choose the most suitable yoga practices (Asanas, Pranayamas, chanting, Mantras, Sankalpa, Restorative practice, Yoga Nidra, Meditation), based on the specific needs and goals of each individual.
7
To sequence a therapeutic practice.
8
To draw stick figures for the practice sheets and keep professional documentation.
9
To use props for Restorative yoga practices according to different bodies and needs.
10
You watch your first yoga therapy live (given to one of you) and we explain how theory is applied in practice.
11
We do an Intervertebral Movement practice on Saturday, a Chair Yoga & Restorative practice on Sunday and a Sattvic mind practice on Monday.

1st Webinar ~ Chair Yoga Case Studies ~ 27th September 2025

Learn:
The Yoga Therapy process
How to connect
What the breathing pattern reveals
How to read a body
How to choose the tools
How to develop a practice
How to modify a practice
How to draw a practice

Module 2

Yoga Therapy for Structural Conditions I – Feet, Knees, Hips, Pelvis, Lower Back

2nd Online Weekend ~ 4th – 5th October 2025 (2 days)

We learn:

1
The anatomical aspects and the function of the asanas
2
To recognize and address the root of the structural condition with specific asanas.
3
Specific therapeutic Yoga practices and the rationale behind the Yoga Therapy applications for Muscular Imbalances regarding the Feet, Knees, Hips, Pelvis, Lower Back.
4
Through practicing specific sequences for each condition and through sharing deep knowledge based on yoga therapy and physiotherapy.
5
You We do a group yoga practice for Knees and Feet on Saturday and for Pelvis and Hips on Sunday.watch the second Yoga Therapy live, where all these elements are incorporated and explained in practice.

2nd Webinar ~ Structural Case Studies (Lower – Upper Back) ~ 25th October 2025

Learn:
Anatomy
Kinesiology
How to release the pain
How to align
How to strengthen
How to stretch
How to address any structural condition
How to modify your practice
From integration of Yoga Therapy & Physiotherapy

Module 3

Yoga Therapy for Structural Conditions II – Upper Back, Neck, Shoulders, Elbows, Wrists, Scoliosis, Arthritis, Osteoporosis

3rd Online Weekend ~ 1st – 2nd November 2025 (2 days)

We learn:

1
The anatomy and kinesiology of asanas
2
To recognize and address the root of the structural condition with specific asanas
3
Specific therapeutic Yoga practices and the rationale behind the Yoga Therapy applications for Upper Back, Neck, Shoulders, Elbows, Wrists and the different types of Scoliosis
4
Explore Arthritis and Osteoporosis and relevant practices
5
We do a group yoga practice for Lower Back on Saturday and for Upper Back and Shoulders on Sunday.
6
You watch the second yoga Therapy live, where all the elements are incorporated and explained in practice.

3rd Webinar ~ Scoliosis Case Studies (Lumbar – Double Scoliosis) ~ 22nd November 2025

Learn:
Anatomy
Kinesiology
How to release the pain
How to align
How to strengthen
How to stretch
How to address any structural condition
How to modify your practice
From integration of Yoga Therapy & Physiotherapy

Module 4

Yoga Therapy for the Nervous System – Pain, Stress, Insomnia, Headaches and exploration of Yoga Nidra, Meditation

4th Online Weekend ~ 6th December – 7th December 2025

We learn:

1
We explore the ways the brain and the nervous system function.
2
We learn how to design personalized practices for balancing the Nervous System by incorporating the most effective tools such as activating (brahmana) or pacifying (laghana) breathing ratios in the asanas practice, appropriate sequencing, pranayamas & chanting as well as by tailor made Yoga Nidras.
3
We learn how to design personalized yoga nidras and meditations.
4
We share yoga therapy tools integrating Yoga, Neuroscience and Psychology.
5
We practice a Yoga Tool for Mental Health Balance on Saturday and Yoga for Insomnia on Sunday.

4th Webinar ~ The Nervous System Cases Studies (Hypermobility Syndrome – Ehlers Danlos Syndrome) ~ 20th December 2025.

Learn:
About the Nervous System, the Brain & the Mind
About Pain and Stress
Mental Health Conditions
Yoga therapy tools for Mental Health
How to balance
How to personalize the Tools
How to design personal Yoga Nidras
From integration of Yoga, Psychology, Neuroscience

Module 5

Yoga for Mental Health – Trauma, Depression, Grief, Chronic Fatigue, Anxiety, Panic Attacks

5th Online Weekend ~ 10th – 11th January 2026 (2 days)

We learn:

1
We learn what Mental Health is and what the Mental Health Disorders are.
2
We share the Yoga Therapy Strategies and Tools for the Mental Health phenomena.
3
We do a group yoga practice for Depression on Saturday and for Anxiety on Sunday.

5th Webinar ~ The Mental Health Cases Studies (Depression-Anxiety) ~ 24th January 2026

Learn:
About the Nervous System, the Brain & the Mind
About Pain and Stress
Mental Health Conditions
Yoga therapy tools for Mental Health
How to balance
How to personalize the Tools
How to design personal Yoga Nidras
From integration of Yoga, Psychology, Neuroscience

Module 6

Yoga Therapy for Women’s Health

6th Online Weekend, 7th – 8th February 2026 (2 days)

We learn about:

1
The Menstruation, the influence of the Hormones on the different stage of the cycle, the pelvic floor muscles and Ayurveda for women.
2
What Yoga can offer for conditions like Heavy, Irregular or Absent Menstruation, Fertility, Diastasis of Erectus Abdominis, Menopause, Incontinence, Prolapsed organs, Endometriosis, Fibroids, Low libido.
3
Yoga Therapy for prenatal and postnatal stage.
4
Menopause, its wisdom and friendly practices.
5
Practice the most Nourishing Womb Friendly Yoga Practices for each week of the cycle and specially designed Yoga Nidras for different phases of women’s lives.
6
We do a Pelvic Floor friendly practice on Saturday and a practice for Incontinence and Menopause on Sunday.

6th Webinar ~ The Women’s Health Cases Studies (Incontinence- Sexual Abuse) ~ 21st February 2026

7th Webinar ~ Adapting Practices (Osteoporosis) 22nd February 2026

Learn:
How to Befriend Menstruation and Menopause
The effect of Hormones
How to balance the hormones
How to adapt a practice for pregnant ladies
Women’s health Conditions
How to address these Conditions
About the Pelvic Floor
Ayurveda for Women Needs

Module 7

Yoga for Cardiorespiratory Conditions

7th Online Weekend ~ 7th – 8th March 2026 (2 days)
1
We will share the function and the most common health conditions of the cardiorespiratory systems and how does Yoga support people with these conditions.
2
We will focus on Respiratory conditions like Asthma, COPD, COVID and Cardiovascular such as Hypertension, Hypotension
3
Which Yoga Practices such as asanas, breathing, sequences, visualizations, restorative yoga can help and why.
4
How Ayurveda is helping us in yoga therapy.
5
You watch the third Yoga Therapy live, where all these elements are incorporated and explained in practice.
6
We do a yoga practice for Asthma on Saturday and for Hypertension on Sunday

8th Webinar ~ Respiratory Conditions Cases Studies (Asthma- Bronchiectasis) ~21st March 2026

Learn:
The Cardiovascular Conditions
The Respiratory Conditions
How to breath
How to move breathing properly
How to relax
How to let it go
How to engage in a self-care practice
How to be supported through yoga

Module 8

Yoga Therapy for Endocrine & Digestive conditions

8th Online Weekend ~ 11th – 12th April 2026 (2 days)
1
We will share the function and the most common health conditions of the endocrine and digestive system, and how Yoga supports people with these conditions.
2
We will focus on Auto Immune Conditions Diabetes, IBS etc.
3
Which Yoga Practices such as asanas, breathing, sequences, visualizations, restorative yoga and ayurveda can support people and why.
4
We do a group yoga practice for Diabetes on Saturday and for Constipation on Sunday.

9th Webinar ~ Auto-Immune Conditions Cases Studies (Rheumatoid Arthritis- Diabetes) ~ 18th April 2026

Learn:
The Digestive Conditions
The Endocrine Conditions
How to breath
How to relax
How to let it go
How to engage in a self-care practice
How to be supported through yoga

Module 9

Yoga Therapy for Neurological Auto Immune Conditions and Immune Suppression

9th Online Weekend ~ 2nd – 3rd May 2026 (2 days)

We learn:

1
We will focus on conditions such as Rheumatoid Arthritis, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson, Cancer & HIV.
2
Which Yoga Practices such as asanas, breathing, sequences, visualizations, restorative yoga and Ayurveda can support people and why.
3
We share the ethical principles (yamas and niyamas) and qualities a yoga therapist must have and we introduce the way to apply yoga therapy in groups.
4
We do a group yoga practice for Balance on Saturday and for boosting immunity on Sunday.

10th Webinar ~ Cancer Webinar Case Studies (Breast Cancer – Metastatic Cancer) ~ 23rd May 2026

Learn:
The Autoimmune Conditions
The Neurological Conditions
Cancer, Treatments and Yoga Tools
What, why and how for any condition
From experience
How to be supported through yoga

Module 10

The Practicum – Mentoring & Tutorial Support

The 88 hours practicum starts with the 3 case studies that count for 18 hours practicum, while the remaining 70 hours are also mentored.

For every case study you see your own clients (friends or relatives) a total of 4 sessions each. The 1st case study being for structural conditions, the 2nd one for a mental health or women’s health issue and the 3rd one for a medical condition. After the 2nd case study, you can start the 70 hours more independent but still mentored practicum where you work with individuals or groups.

You are supported throughout the year for the 88 hours practicum with 18 hours of personal 1 to 1 mentoring through emails and online meetings as well as 8 hours of personal tutorial support based on your assessments and the assignments.

To progress to year 2 students must have completed the assignments and assessments but may complete the practicum in year 2.

The Daily Schedule

No daily schedule defined

Module 1

Welcome day

1st day
Start the Journey
Meet Each Other
Go Through the Program

Module 2

Methodology of Yoga Therapy II

2nd – 3rd day (2 days)
1
We deepen in breathing, in yoga philosophy of change, and in motivational interviewing. We refine through role playing students skills for the client intake, assessments, restorative yoga and modifications of tools by recognizing people’s needs in different bodies and personalities.
Review on:
The Yoga Therapy Tools
Types of Yoga Therapy Clients
Reasons for Yoga Therapy
Philosophy and Neuroscience of Change
Motivational Interview
Breathing
Restorative Practices

Module 3

Yoga Therapy for Structural Conditions II

4th – 5th day (2 days)
1
We share the physiology, the biomechanics, the biomedical knowledge and the yoga therapy tools for more complicated conditions regarding the body in the spine, hips, knee, feet etc as well as spine fusions and hips/knee replacement.
Review on & Learn:
Spine & Scoliosis
Principles of Exercise
Yoga Therapy for Spine Surgeries
Yoga Therapy for Hip and Knee Replacements
Yoga therapy for Rehabilitation
From experience

Module 4

Free day

6th day
1
Free day for swimming at the clear blue waters of Aegean Sea.
Sea & Sun Day
Have Fun!

Module 5

Yoga Therapy for Nervous System

7th – 8th day (2 days)
1
In this module we review the Nervous System, and we share deep knowledge on how to support through yoga therapy people with Neurological Conditions such as Brain Injury, Tumour, Stroke & Seizures, people having Chronic Pain in more complicated conditions such as CRPS and Myofascial Syndrome
Review on & Learn:
The Nervous System – Brain
The Nervous System & Auto immune Conditions
Chronic Pain Management
Yoga Therapy for Brain injuries & Stroke

Module 6

Yoga Therapy & Yoga Philosophy for Mental Health

9th, 10th and 12th day (3 days)
1
In this module we go deeper in the function of the mind, the conditions of the mind and the ways to establish a sattvic mind as well as ways for becoming the best version of you, moving from svabhava to svarupa – the philosophical orientation of Yoga Therapy Greece training.
2
We share Yoga Therapy for Trauma, for neurodivergent people, for ADHD, for Mental Health Conditions such as Bipolar disorder, Obsessive – Compulsive Disorders and Schizophrenia, for changing habits, Addictions and Eating Disorders
Review & Learn
Mind function and optimal state
Yoga Therapy for Neurodiversity & ADHD
Bipolar Disorder, Obsessions-Compulsions
Addictions & Eating Disorders
Yoga Therapy Tools for these Conditions

Module 7

Free day

11th day
1
Free day for swimming at the clear blue waters of Aegean Sea.
Sea & Sun Day
Have Fun!

Module 8

Yoga Therapy for Special Groups & Ethical Principles

13th – 15th day (3 days)
1
We share knowledge and experience in offering yoga therapy to Children and Adolescents, to Older People, and practices for towards the End of Life.
Learn:
Yoga Therapy for Men
Yoga Therapy for Children & Adolescents
Yoga Therapy for Older People
Yoga Therapy for Palliative Care
Yoga Therapy for Loss & Grief
How to make Yoga Accessible to Everybody
How yoga supports in all stages of life

Module 9

Goodbye day

16th day
The Daily Schedule

No daily schedule defined

Module 10

The 2nd year Webinars and Online Weekends

Immediately after the 2nd residential we start the 10 live webinars of 6 hours each, plus 8 online weekends of 14 hours each.

The last 5 webinars are the webinars where the students present in a power point one of their 2nd year case studies as their final project.

All webinars take place on Sundays 15.00 – 21.00 Greek time.

All online weekends take placefor 7 hours 15.00 – 22.00 each day Greek time.

{These times are to facilitate our students from America}

A recording is then available for a month for students review in their own time.

1
27th September 2026 ~ Webinar 11 – Finding & Using Research Articles and Preparing Power points
2
10th – 11th October 2026 ~ Online Weekend 1 ~ Yoga Philosophy I – From Samkhya to Vedanta through Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras
3
25th October 2026 ~ Webinar 12 ~ Working Therapeutically with Groups
4
14th – 15th November 2026 ~ Online Weekend 2 ~ Yoga Philosophy II – Yoga Therapy Foundations and Evolution
5
22nd November 2026 ~ Webinar 13 ~ Deepening in Ayurveda
6
12th – 13th December 2026 ~ Online Weekend 3 ~ Yoga and the Mind I ~ Mind Function, Mental Health, Mindfulness
7
20th December 2026 ~ Webinar 14 ~ Addictions and ADHD
8
16th – 17th January 2027 ~ Online Weekend 4 ~ Yoga and the Mind II – From Savbhava to Svarupa – Meditation and Mediative Practices
9
24th January 2027 ~ Webinar 15 ~ Neurological Conditions Case Studies ~ TBI – CRPS.
10
13th – 14th February 2027 ~ Online Weekend 5 ~ Yoga And the Mind III – Trauma – Polyvagal Theory
11
13th – 14th March 2027 ~ Online Weekend 6 ~ Yoga and Mind Integration I – Chronic Pain, Pain Education, Biopsychosocial Model in Pain and Yoga Therapy
12
10th – 11th April 2027 ~ Online Weekend 7 ~ Body and Mind Integration II – The development of the Disease in Body and Mind
13
15th May 2027 ~ Webinar presentation 16.
14
16th May 2027 ~ Webinar presentation 17.
15
21st May 2027 ~ Webinar presentation 18.
16
22nd May 2027 ~ Webinar presentation 19.
17
23rd May 2027 ~ Webinar presentation 20.
18
4th – 5th September 2027 ~ Online Weekend 8 ~ Ethical Principles ~ Business Issues ~ Professional Development
The Daily Schedule
15.00 – 21.00
Sunday webinars
15.00 – 22.00
Online weekends

Module 11

The 2nd Year Practicum – Mentoring & Tutorial Support

The practicum of the second year consists of 98 hours out of which 30 hours are for the 3 mentored case studies and the yoga therapy in a group of your preference and the presentation of the work in a power point.

For this 98 hour practicum, there is a total of 12 hours personal mentorship through zoom meetings and emails.

In addition, for the second year there are 22 hours of tutorial support.

8 hours being for personal tuition (based on your assignments, the webinars, the weekends and the module assessments) and 14 hours for the online ‘Make Up Weekend’ where a variety of topics are covered as deemed necessary.

Please note that all mentoring hours are given only within the 2 years of studies.

The Daily Schedule

No daily schedule defined

The Daily Schedule

Unique Advantages of our
Yoga Therapy Greece Training

Our vision is to give the best Yoga Therapy Training possible and our graduates to be proud of their choice to study with us. Our philosophy is to empower our students to become the best version of themselves and for them to do the same for their clients, to facilitate their transformation from svabhava to their svarupa. By exploring the yogic tools for yourself through the assignments and by developing the most appropriate yoga therapy practice for you with personal guidance you transform to the best version of you and you gain faith in the power of yoga therapy to change lives.

The Online training is almost exactly the same with the live face to face program, however you do not have the cost of accommodation and flying/travel to Greece in the 1st year. We believe this gives our training the best value you can find. Even when compared to other similar online courses.

We have already given this online program with great success from 2020 as you can read from the testimonials of our graduates who are now great IAYT Certified Yoga Therapists.

We have deliberately scheduled our 1st year Online training to be almost entirely over weekends to allow people to study around their work and other commitments.

We share most of the knowledge in the online weekends. Through the monthly webinars and through the assignments, case studies and practicum you learn how this knowledge is applied in practice and how to apply all the tools.

Film recordings are available of all the live online training sessions to enable students to go back over material for a whole month after each weekend and get the best from our teaching.

You uniquely have the opportunity to attend the residential program at the start of optional year 2 to become eligible for full Certification by the International Association of Yoga Therapy. Having the coveted title C-IAYT.

We limit the number of students to ensure you have the best possible supervision and mentoring from the start of the training to the end, given personally by Evi our Program director and lead instructor.

We sincerely share deep knowledge and huge experience integrating Yoga Therapy, Viniyoga (Krishnamacharya lineage), Tantra Yoga, Iyengar Restorative Yoga, Personalized Yoga Nidra & Meditation, Psychology, Neuroscience, the latest evidence-based practices through Research, Physiotherapy, Yoga Therapy for Scoliosis and chronic pain.

This unique integration is shared with passion by the leading instructor Evi Dimitriadou who is an experienced C-IAYT, who with the eyes of a yoga therapist concluded studies in Physiotherapy and in the Schroth method for scoliosis and is concluding a master’s in Psychology and Neuroscience of Mental Health at King’s College, London.

Due to this unique integration and huge experience in physical and mental health, our graduates are able to deliver safely and effectively yoga therapy in 1-2-1 and groups, for structural, mental health, women’s health and medical conditions and symptoms.

Every afternoon in the online weekends we practice group yoga therapy practices relative to the theme of the day (these are every morning in the 2nd year residential training). This means you take away with you more than 30 group / individual sequences that can be used for your own workshops. Including the very popular life changing Women’s Health and Mental Health practices.

Through our training and personal supervision you will learn to become your own yoga therapists which we believe is the best way for you to be a great therapist for others.

You will learn how to build a therapeutic relationship, how to give a motivational interview, how to ‘see’ people holistically, how to build personalized yoga therapy practices based on people’s goals and needs, using postural/movement and breathing observations, as well as all the Yoga and Ayurveda principles such as koshas, gunas, doshas vayus, choosing, incorporating and modifying all yoga tools such as asanas, pranayamas, yoga nidras, meditation, mantras etc.

Observation and Explanation of live Yoga Therapies.

Experience your own Yoga Therapy and take away a personal practice that is the most appropriate for you.

You receive comprehensive notes which when combined make up two well prepared Manuals of over 450 and 250 pages for the 1st and the 2nd year respectively to refer to and to support you for years.

A well selected updated Reading list that will further empower you as a professional Yoga Therapist.

You will be guided and supported in making your professional dreams true as a Yoga Therapist while we are always available to mentor you as you progress in your career as a C-IAYT Yoga Therapist.

Some Moments

Meet the Leading Instructor

Evi Dimitriadou

A highly experienced C-IAYT Yoga Therapist having given more than 2000 private yoga therapy sessions
A Physiotherapy graduate from Manchester University
Doing a Masters degree in The Psychology and Neuroscience of Mental Health
The founder of Yoga Therapy Greece 
A highly supportive teacher and therapist with a passion to share a deep level of knowledge
Evi will be next to each and every one of you to guide you in developing your personal yoga therapy practice and become the best version of yourself, to guide the practice that you give to your clients and to become a professional yoga therapist

Tuition, Fees and Refund policy

Please note – In ­­order to give the best possible support and supervision directly from Evi the lead instructor places are limited to ONLY 10 PEOPLE.
Special offer on tuition fees for Year 1 for those who book before the end of June 2025.

For full details contact Brian – brianew01@gmail.com

Location of the 15 days Residential Yoga Therapy Training

The residential training takes place at a beautiful location on the northern slopes of mount Ziria in the Peloponnese area of Greece.

Helydorea Zen is a stone built guest house that used stone and wood from the local mountains. It is very distinct, with traditional decoration and attention to detail. It is created with respect of the natural environment and uses organic local products and business choices that support local farmers and reduce the carbon footprint of the house.

To get to the guest house from Athens or the airport you take a train for about €20 euros and then take a taxi for about €50 euros. Students can share travel information to reduce the cost of the taxi. Or you can share a transfer (coordinated by us) for the entire journey the price for which ranges from about €50 to €80.

On your days off you can share a 30 minute taxi journey to the sea for a swim, to have a meal etc. The price per taxi each way is about 25/30 euros.

We are very happy that we have found this location and we recommend you visit their website to see how good it is truly is. https://www.helydorea.gr/?lang=en

To Conclude

In total, the 2 years 800 hour Yoga Therapy Training Program consists of:

9 live online weekends of Year 1 that cover the modules the same as is given in the live and face to face training (152 hours)
20 live webinars where we mostly present and analyse 2 case studies per webinar, detailing each time clients with different conditions. See above for all of the topics covered (120 hours)
15 days residential
30 Hours of personal practicum mentorship.
30 hours online tutorial support, 16 personal hours for student’s personal and professional development and 14 hours for one makeup weekend.
253 hours consists of 186 clinical hours’ practicum and 67 hours for the preparation and documentation of this that enables the mentorship. Out of these 186 hours 48 hours practicum are in the form of 6 case studies (with the students’ presentation their working with a group as the final project) and 138 hours of more independent practicum that prepare the yoga therapy students for becoming excellent yoga therapists.

By the end of our program you will be among the few that have the highest Diploma in Yoga Therapy by being able to apply for full certification by the International Association of Yoga Therapists C – IAYT

What Our Students Say!

Angel Yoga Teacher 2022 intake

Dear Evi & Brian

Thank you so much for this experience diving deep into therapeutic aspects of yoga. It has always been a dream for me to become a Yoga Therapist, and through this residential you have given me so much inspiration and belief that my dream can become a reality. Yoga has helped me so much and particularly this residential has shown me how powerful it can be. I am excited to share all the tools I have learned here and to help others in their healing process. I really enjoyed the power of the breath and pranayama, and how each element of yoga can relate to any type of disease in the body and mind. Much love and gratitude.

Mira Yoga Teacher 2022 Intake

I am so lucky to join your Yoga Therapy Diploma. I have been dreaming of taking this diploma for 5 years and you made my dreams come true. The information and knowledge shared is beyond my expectations. I will always remember Evi’s sense of humour and how she makes it simple and easy. Thankyou Evi and Brian for all your efforts and support during the residential. Love and Light

Sophia Yoga Teacher and Psychotherapist IAYT Accredited Graduate 2022

Evi Dimitriadou is a passionate and dedicated Yoga Therapist and Yoga Therapy Teacher. Her Yoga Therapy Training is really a value for money course, for anyone who would like to deepen his/her knowledge in utilizing Yoga as a healing modality. I highly recommend Evi, either as a Yoga Therapist or as a trainer in Yoga Therapy, for her professional skills, knowledge and integrity and I am really very happy for being part of her Yoga Therapy Training Group. Thank you Evi for all this valuable info you have shared so far with all of us!

Tine Yoga Teacher IAYT Accredited Graduate 2022

I recommend Yoga Therapy Greece with all of my heart. Evi is such an experienced, knowledgeable, passionate, kind and loving teacher. She meets you right where you are and guides you with much love and knowledge through the studies. You learn so much, and the supervisions makes it feel safe to start practicing with clients.

Still have questions?
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Do I have to commit to Year 2 when I first enroll?

When you enrol you are only committing to Year 1 so you can decide as the course progresses if you would like to continue to complete the 800 hours training or just complete the 350 hours of Year 1. We recommend you take advantage of the early bird prices by giving a deposit for the second year by January 2026.

Do I need to be a Yoga Teacher to attend the course?

Yes. You will need to have completed the 200 hours of a Yoga Teacher Training programme and have one year’s experience. If you are unsure please get in touch.

When will I graduate and receive my certificates?

It takes about 12 months to complete the webinars, assignments, case studies and rest of practicum. So, you will graduate in summer 2026 for the 350 hours yoga therapy training. For the Yoga Therapy Training 800 hours you will graduate in September 2027. Graduation being dependant on completion to a pass standard the required coursework. Students must have also completed the required number of attendance hours.

What if I am unable to attend some of the webinars or online weekends?

Up to 30 hours can be missed from the Synchronous Distance Learning, although students must view the recording and complete the assessment for each topic missed.

Can you clarify the Accreditation of the Yoga Therapy Training IAYT application?

By concluding the 1st year training, you will take the Advanced Teacher Training Certificate for Yoga Alliance titled ‘Adapting Yoga for Everyone’ which you can then add to your 200 hour certificate to register with Yoga Alliance as a 500-hour Yoga Teacher – RYT-500. The certification of the 350 hours Yoga Therapy Training issued is not accredited by any association or board. The 350 hours Yoga Therapy Greece Training forms part of the Yoga Therapy Training 800 hours. The 800 hours training is accredited by IAYT. (https://www.iayt.org/). Once you have completed the 800 hours accredited training you are then eligible to apply to IAYT to take their multiple choice exam (for which you will be fully prepared) and achieve full C-IAYT.

Why can’t the 350 hours training be accredited by IAYT?

IAYT has extremely high standards and accredits only a minimum 800 hours training.

What if I decide not to complete the assignments, case studies and webinars?

In this case we can issue a Certificate of Attendance with the number of hours concluded only. However, we highly recommend that you complete all of the course as the assignments, case studies and practicum are a large part of the learning process, especially considering the personal mentoring that that you will receive. You also will lose the possibility of using this 350 hour training as a foundation of the 800 hour training.

What if I decide not to complete the 88-hour practicum?

Then you will be issued 262 hours of certification of attendance.

How does the supervision take place?

The personal supervision takes place through emails and online meetings. As soon as you send your clients completed Yoga Therapy questionnaire or practices you will get an email with guidelines and then we meet one to one online where we will explain the rationale and establish practices together. After the evaluation of your case study summary/write up, you will also receive feedback as supervision.

How many assignments are there?

In total you will have 10 assignments well spread in the 2 years training. For every assignment you get detailed feedback as tutorial support for your personal and professional development.

How can I work as a Yoga Therapist?

Upon completion of the 350-hour Yoga Therapy Training you can have your own private Yoga Therapy Clinic and give 1-2-1 sessions or work with therapeutic groups. Our graduates also work in Yoga Studios or in a complimentary capacity in health care centres, physiotherapy centres, and community centres in collaboration with homoeopathists, physiotherapists, psychotherapists, nutritionists etc. But you would have to check your countries specific requirements for certain health care jobs.

What if I have to leave for some reason in the middle of the summer training?

You are then welcome to join us the following year to complete your training. But unfortunately, we cannot refund the accommodation costs or the tuition.

As lunch is not included what are my options?

For lunch the local tavern offers a reasonable priced option of a light snack/lunch. Alternatively before you arrive you can buy fruits, bread, nuts etc.

What other costs am I likely to incur?

In addition to the ‘what is not included’ list above a student must buy their own study materials and have access to a computer or tablet with a good internet connection. You need to be able to convert documents to PDF.rnYou might need to print the manual sent to you in advance of the residential training in order for you to read it and be better prepared for the training. You will require about €60-80 for two books for your assignments.

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