24/02/2024
I am absolutely thrilled to announce that Lemon Tree Yoga Studio is now a Certified School of Yoga , with official Certification from Yoga Alliance.
Soooo, as the saying goes, it is time to level up, and be serious about what and who we represent as a Studio.
We are beginning with an 85-hr Pregnancy Teacher Training course starting in April – August 2024. I’ve included some information below.
Get in touch with us treelemonyoga@gmail.com , pop us a DM/PM or call Michelle 087 3210714 for a chat and a full brochure.
NB: You do not need to be a qualified Yoga teacher to study pregnancy yoga, but you do need to have an interest in Women’s Health & Yoga.
What you will learn:
Holistic Preparation: Pregnancy teacher training equips you with the tools to guide expectant mothers through a holistic journey. It covers physical, emotional, and mental aspects, ensuring a comprehensive approach to prenatal care.
Safe Practices: Learn how to modify yoga poses and sequences to accommodate the changing needs of pregnant women. Safety is paramount, and understanding the physiological changes during pregnancy helps create a safe practice environment.
Empowerment: Empower pregnant women by providing them with tools to manage stress, discomfort, and anxiety. Yoga techniques can enhance relaxation, improve sleep, and boost overall well-being. Empowering women to prepare for labour.
Community Building: Prenatal classes foster a sense of community among expectant mothers. Teachers facilitate connections, allowing women to share experiences, concerns, and joys during this transformative time.
Physical Benefits: Prenatal yoga helps improve flexibility, strength, and balance. It also targets specific areas like the pelvic floor, which is crucial for childbirth and postpartum recovery.
Emotional Support: Pregnancy can be emotionally challenging. Learn how to offer compassionate guidance, helping women navigate their feelings and build resilience.
Bonding with Baby: Prenatal yoga encourages mindfulness and connection with the growing baby. Breathing techniques and gentle movements enhance the mother-baby bond.