Namaste Level 2 Yoga Teacher Training
This Level 2 Yoga Teacher Training is Accredited with Yoga Alliance for 300 hrs (with the 200 hr prerequisite graduates are able to register with Yoga Alliance as a RYT500).
The Details
Dates:
Module 1: Embracing Shakti, Community and Ritual (17-21 Jan 2023)
Module 2: Breathing and the Nervous System (14-18 Mar 2023)
Module 3: Finding your Voice (23 -27 May 2023)
Module 4: Yoga for mental health (13-17 Jun 2023)
Module 5: Yamas and Niyamas (11-15 Jul 2023)
Module 6: Inversions & Arm Balances (3 - 7 Oct 2023)
Module 7: Trauma Informed Yoga (14-18 Nov 2023)
Location: Namaste, Bahrain
Accreditation: Yoga Alliance 300 hours (RYT500 with 200 hour prerequisite)
Students can choose to select a single module as a YACEP course or attend 6 modules for the RYT500 accreditation. The 6 modules can be done in one year or more (there will be different topics to choose from each year)
Course Fee: BD400 per module (YACEP) or BD 1,800 for 6 modules (RYT500)
Course Fee Includes: All yoga tuition & Internationally accredited certification
Module 1: Embracing Shakti, Community and Ritual (17-21 Jan 2023)
Module 2: Breathing and the Nervous System (14-18 Mar 2023)
Module 3: Finding your Voice (23 -27 May 2023)
Module 4: Yoga for mental health (13-17 Jun 2023)
Module 5: Yamas and Niyamas (11-15 Jul 2023)
Module 6: Inversions & Arm Balances (3 - 7 Oct 2023)
Module 7: Trauma Informed Yoga (14-18 Nov 2023)
Location: Namaste, Bahrain
Accreditation: Yoga Alliance 300 hours (RYT500 with 200 hour prerequisite)
Students can choose to select a single module as a YACEP course or attend 6 modules for the RYT500 accreditation. The 6 modules can be done in one year or more (there will be different topics to choose from each year)
Course Fee: BD400 per module (YACEP) or BD 1,800 for 6 modules (RYT500)
Course Fee Includes: All yoga tuition & Internationally accredited certification
About the Level 2 Training
This is a specialized course is about creating a more mature, inclusive and compassionate way of both teaching and living. It offers in depth practices on topics of interest to experienced practitioners as well as experienced students looking to deepen their practice. The course is run by specialty teachers looking to share their own experiences, practice and tips & tricks on specialised topics such as Yoga philosophy, Psychotherapy, Breath Work, Rituals and Self enquiry.
The focus of this training is not only to develop teaching skills and understanding of the Yoga practice but also to create the most suitable environment for maximum growth and transformation. The emphasis is that the the growth of the teacher through a process of introspection, self study and an honest look inwards can greatly affect the way the teacher will deliver and embody Yoga. It also looks at the latest information, trends and problems that need to be addressed in Yoga and about Yoga. This will help trainees build not only the knowledge but strength, wisdom and love in order to be able to apply the principles and teachings of Yoga into both their lives and teaching.
Students who successfully complete this Level 2 Training are automatically accepted to individually register with Yoga Alliance USA (fee applies) as a RYT 500. Details can be obtained from their website www.yogaaliance.org
The focus of this training is not only to develop teaching skills and understanding of the Yoga practice but also to create the most suitable environment for maximum growth and transformation. The emphasis is that the the growth of the teacher through a process of introspection, self study and an honest look inwards can greatly affect the way the teacher will deliver and embody Yoga. It also looks at the latest information, trends and problems that need to be addressed in Yoga and about Yoga. This will help trainees build not only the knowledge but strength, wisdom and love in order to be able to apply the principles and teachings of Yoga into both their lives and teaching.
Students who successfully complete this Level 2 Training are automatically accepted to individually register with Yoga Alliance USA (fee applies) as a RYT 500. Details can be obtained from their website www.yogaaliance.org
The Modules
Module 1: Embracing Shakti, Community and Ritual (17-21 Jan 2023)
Teachers: Aisha Bubshait & Weam Zabar
In yogic philosophy, Shakti is the sacred feminine principle which carries the creative energy of life. It is fluid, flowing, nurturing, and fiercely compassionate. As we live in a modern and patriarchal society, many of us have lost connection to the empowering qualities of the feminine. In this module, we will explore the topic of the sacred feminine, its divine qualities, and how to invoke them within ourselves in order to live a more empowered inspiring life.
Topics covered include:
The concepts of the sacred feminine from the lens of yoga philosophy
Module 2: Breathing and the Nervous System (14-18 Mar 2023)
Teachers: Shaima Aseeri & Weam Zabar
In this course, we will dive deeper into eastern philosophies of pranayama practices and link them to modern western science of the nervous system to better understand how breathwork helps achieve a balanced & peaceful internal state.
By the end of this course, the attendee will have developed detailed knowledge of the physiology of the breath, the nervous system, the different pranayama techniques and the link between all three that will enable them to use the breath as tool to navigate the challenges of external world and explore the map of the internal world.
They will be able to create and lead sequences that will help with anxiety, grief, depression & sleep disturbances to both individuals and group classes. Topics covered:
Module 3: Finding your Voice (23 -27 May 2023)
Play for adults and children/Purposeful Teaching (Voice, Play, Freedom and Creative Expression)
Teachers: Aisha Fakhro, Aisha Bubshait & Weam Zabar
One of the most vital components for transformative teaching is a teacher who is connected to their authentic voice and teaches from that place of integrity and purpose. This module creates a container to nurture the you’est expression of yourself, so you can cultivate teaching spaces that enable your students to discover the same for themselves. We’ll dive into creative expression and play as well as self-inquiry and shadow work so that every aspect of your identity and life experience becomes a gift that supports your highest purpose. Topics of focus will include self-inquiry, kids yoga, purposeful sequencing, improv and adult play, intuitive movement and expressive art practices.
This module is only open to Yoga Teachers
Module 4: Yoga for mental health (13-17 Jun 2023)
Teachers: Weam Zabar and Aisha Fakhro
In this specialised module, we will dive into the two most common mental illnesses: depression and anxiety. Led by two mental health practitioners and Yoga teachers, in this module you will learn to design asana, breathing and meditation classes that are most effective for people suffering from depression (including grief) and anxiety (including trauma). This module aims to transform not only the student but also the teacher promoting the ability to hold space, validate and provide compassionate understanding for students.
This module is open to Yoga teachers and mental health practitioners, social workers and psychotherapists.
Module 5: Yamas and Niyamas (11-15 Jul 2023)
Teachers: Aisha Bubshait, Weam Zabar, Aisha Fakhro & Shaima Aseeri
Practicing and teaching yoga is much more than making shapes in the body. A big part of
integrating what we practice and learn on the yoga mat with how we live our life off the mat
can be attributed to understanding and observing the jewels of yoga ethics, the Yamas and
Niyamas. Topics covered in this module include:
Module 6: Inversions & Arm Balances (3 - 7 Oct 2023)
Teachers: Ranya Bushehri, Aisha Fakhro and Weam Zabar
A fun, playful, informative course that will boost your confidence to explore and teach different arm balance and inversion poses. This module will cover:
Module 7: Trauma Informed Yoga (14-18 Nov 2023)
Teachers: Aisha Fakhro and Weam Zabar
This module explores the art and science of safety, nurturing relationships and nervous system harmony. With leading trauma professionals referring regularly to the importance of bodywork (including yoga) and mindfulness in supporting people through deep pain and challenging life experiences, this training will examine the existing strengths of the practices we know and love that we can utilize to support students, as well as the pitfalls and blind spots of these practices and how we can offer modifications to meet students where they’re at. Bearing scope of practice in mind, we’ll explore the importance of relational practices and creating safe, supportive spaces. We’ll also dive into nervous system theory, the neuroscience behind mindful practices, embodied tools for emotional-regulation, and what signs to look out for and modifications to offer to keep students safe and supported in their yoga practice.
This module is open to Yoga teachers and mental health practitioners, social workers and psychotherapists.
Teachers: Aisha Bubshait & Weam Zabar
In yogic philosophy, Shakti is the sacred feminine principle which carries the creative energy of life. It is fluid, flowing, nurturing, and fiercely compassionate. As we live in a modern and patriarchal society, many of us have lost connection to the empowering qualities of the feminine. In this module, we will explore the topic of the sacred feminine, its divine qualities, and how to invoke them within ourselves in order to live a more empowered inspiring life.
Topics covered include:
The concepts of the sacred feminine from the lens of yoga philosophy
- Stories, qualities, mantra, and lessons of the Goddess incarnates + application in daily life and yoga classes
- Connecting to the energy of the feminine in a modern world
- The moon cycle + moon/sister/community circles
- The art of holding space in these circles
- Ritual and its application in daily life
Module 2: Breathing and the Nervous System (14-18 Mar 2023)
Teachers: Shaima Aseeri & Weam Zabar
In this course, we will dive deeper into eastern philosophies of pranayama practices and link them to modern western science of the nervous system to better understand how breathwork helps achieve a balanced & peaceful internal state.
By the end of this course, the attendee will have developed detailed knowledge of the physiology of the breath, the nervous system, the different pranayama techniques and the link between all three that will enable them to use the breath as tool to navigate the challenges of external world and explore the map of the internal world.
They will be able to create and lead sequences that will help with anxiety, grief, depression & sleep disturbances to both individuals and group classes. Topics covered:
- The 5 koshas
- What is breathwork
- Anatomy of the respiratory system
- The nervous system through the lenses of polyvagal theory
- The Nadis, gunas and prana vayus.
- Component of the breath
- Putting it all together
- Component of breathwork
- Pranayama techniques, benefits, effects and how to teach them.
- How to create Sequences for anxiety, grief, depression and sleep.
Module 3: Finding your Voice (23 -27 May 2023)
Play for adults and children/Purposeful Teaching (Voice, Play, Freedom and Creative Expression)
Teachers: Aisha Fakhro, Aisha Bubshait & Weam Zabar
One of the most vital components for transformative teaching is a teacher who is connected to their authentic voice and teaches from that place of integrity and purpose. This module creates a container to nurture the you’est expression of yourself, so you can cultivate teaching spaces that enable your students to discover the same for themselves. We’ll dive into creative expression and play as well as self-inquiry and shadow work so that every aspect of your identity and life experience becomes a gift that supports your highest purpose. Topics of focus will include self-inquiry, kids yoga, purposeful sequencing, improv and adult play, intuitive movement and expressive art practices.
This module is only open to Yoga Teachers
Module 4: Yoga for mental health (13-17 Jun 2023)
Teachers: Weam Zabar and Aisha Fakhro
In this specialised module, we will dive into the two most common mental illnesses: depression and anxiety. Led by two mental health practitioners and Yoga teachers, in this module you will learn to design asana, breathing and meditation classes that are most effective for people suffering from depression (including grief) and anxiety (including trauma). This module aims to transform not only the student but also the teacher promoting the ability to hold space, validate and provide compassionate understanding for students.
This module is open to Yoga teachers and mental health practitioners, social workers and psychotherapists.
Module 5: Yamas and Niyamas (11-15 Jul 2023)
Teachers: Aisha Bubshait, Weam Zabar, Aisha Fakhro & Shaima Aseeri
Practicing and teaching yoga is much more than making shapes in the body. A big part of
integrating what we practice and learn on the yoga mat with how we live our life off the mat
can be attributed to understanding and observing the jewels of yoga ethics, the Yamas and
Niyamas. Topics covered in this module include:
- Deep dive into the 5 Yamas (Ethical Practices), Ahmisa, Satya, Asteya, Brahmacharya, Aparigraha
- Deep dive into the 5 Niyamas (Personal Practices), Saucha, Santosha, Tapas, Svadhyaya, Isvara Pranidhara
- How the Yamas and Niyamas show up for us as we practice and teach yoga
- General Ethics of practicing and teaching yoga
- The concept of Sadhana and developing a daily practice
Module 6: Inversions & Arm Balances (3 - 7 Oct 2023)
Teachers: Ranya Bushehri, Aisha Fakhro and Weam Zabar
A fun, playful, informative course that will boost your confidence to explore and teach different arm balance and inversion poses. This module will cover:
- Alignment and anatomy.
- Understanding the core and breathwork.
- Demonstration of poses including progression and regression variations.
- Conditioning & mobility drills/exercises to improve your inversion practice.
- Transitions between asanas.
Module 7: Trauma Informed Yoga (14-18 Nov 2023)
Teachers: Aisha Fakhro and Weam Zabar
This module explores the art and science of safety, nurturing relationships and nervous system harmony. With leading trauma professionals referring regularly to the importance of bodywork (including yoga) and mindfulness in supporting people through deep pain and challenging life experiences, this training will examine the existing strengths of the practices we know and love that we can utilize to support students, as well as the pitfalls and blind spots of these practices and how we can offer modifications to meet students where they’re at. Bearing scope of practice in mind, we’ll explore the importance of relational practices and creating safe, supportive spaces. We’ll also dive into nervous system theory, the neuroscience behind mindful practices, embodied tools for emotional-regulation, and what signs to look out for and modifications to offer to keep students safe and supported in their yoga practice.
This module is open to Yoga teachers and mental health practitioners, social workers and psychotherapists.
The Teachers
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Aisha Bubshait: ERYT, YACEP, Vinyassa, meditation, kids Yoga
Aisha Fakhro: RYT500, E-RYT200, YACEP, LAPHP, LNRPC phsychotherapist, hypnotherapist Ranya Bushehri: E-RYT 200, RPYT, YACEP, ISSA Strength & Conditioning Specialist Shaima Aseeri: RYT 200, psychotherapist & certified breathwork instructor Weam Zabar: E-RYT500 Asana, Meditation, Pranayama, Self Enquiry, Psychotherapist, hypnotherapist, author Founder & Director of Namaste Read Fulll Teachers' Bios |
Prerequisite for the Level 2 Yoga Teacher Training - 300 Hours Yoga Alliance
For acceptance onto the Level 2 Training, participants must have completed a Yoga Alliance Level 1 (200 hours) Accredited Training with Namaste or any other Yoga Alliance accredited yoga teacher training school. A copy of your Level 1 certificate displaying the Yoga Alliance stamp will need to be emailed to Namaste along with your completed level 2 application questionnaire.
In this course you will learn
- How to design specialised programs according to an individual or group's needs including asana, pranayama and meditation
- Turn your teaching skills from good to great by learning how to teach intuitively and responsively. This includes refining the use of language, communication and sequencing.
- Learn useful skills that can help you give your students a more holistic experience including somatics, and the use of psychology in a class environment.
- Learn to become a truly inclusive teacher welcoming students you might have hesitated to teach in the past including people with special conditions or injuries.
- Understand the ancient and authentic purpose of the Yoga practice from teachers who had direct experiences with this practice.
- Get a deeper understanding of the phsycological factors affecting your students and how to support them in their healing journey. This will include mindfullness, nervous system regulation, depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, behavioural therapy and phobias.
- Get comfortable in teaching the most difficult style of class: a mixed level one. This will include practical work on how to be able to teach advanced postures in an approachable way.
- Take a deeper dive into your mind to understand what is holding you back and how you can grow both as a teacher and person. This is delivered in the form of exclusive self enquiry workshops.
- Become more effective at managing and healing injuries, illnesses and restrictions
Registrations
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For registrations and enquiries please email info@namastebh.com
We look forward to hearing from you and welcoming you Namaste |
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