Yogacampus

Yogacampus Leading trainers of yoga teachers, yoga therapists and dedicated practitioners. www.yogacampus.com

We are a not for profit educational body, established in 2003 by The Life Centre, one of the UK’s top yoga centres, to train members of the yoga community. We offer one of the UK’s top yoga teacher training courses (accredited by Yoga Alliance) and provide specialist training in teaching yoga for pregnancy, children and families. We also offer specialist training in yoga therapy as well as a range of other courses, workshops and events for all levels of students. Many of our courses are taught by some of the most respected teachers in the world and all are run by a friendly and supportive team of yogis. Most – but not all – take place at our training centre in Islington, north London.

How much did your yoga teacher training teach you about breasts?For many teachers, very little. Yet breast tenderness, c...
16/09/2026

How much did your yoga teacher training teach you about breasts?

For many teachers, very little. Yet breast tenderness, changes during breastfeeding and the experience of perimenopause can all affect how comfortable someone feels in a yoga class.

Knowing how to adapt your teaching can help you respond with greater understanding.

Join Kirsteen Ruffell and Liese van Dam for Birthlight: Yoga for Breast Health – A Holistic Approach, a practical course exploring a subject that deserves more space in yoga education.

You’ll explore breast anatomy, hormonal changes and Ayurvedic perspectives, alongside asana variations, self-massage and practices to support comfort and body awareness at different stages of life.

For yoga teachers, yoga therapists, professionals working with women’s wellbeing, and anyone joining for their own interest.

• 12 hours, live online, starts 2nd Oct
• Catch up via recordings, available for one year
• £275, with a payment plan available
Find out more and book through the link in our bio or go to yogacampus.com

Yin Yoga Teacher Training: Minds, Meridians, Moments (In Person) with Norman Blair Norman Blair West London Buddhist Cen...
12/09/2026

Yin Yoga Teacher Training: Minds, Meridians, Moments (In Person) with Norman Blair Norman Blair

West London Buddhist Centre, London

Dates and times
Monday 5 to Friday 9 October 2026

This five-day Yin yoga in person training course with Norman Blair gives participants space to study and to explore this increasingly popular yoga practice. Yin yoga can give us the space to slow down and to savour the experience of being in postures.

10/09/2026

👉 Early Bird available until 12th September!

An authentic framework that ties your classes together… so you teach through your own lens. Join Lisa Petersen for 'The Inspiring Yoga Teacher' - an eight-week apprenticeship.

This course involves a shared inquiry teaching approach (the invisible web) that offers both a complete, repeatable framework and a deeply experiential learning process.

These teachings arise from twenty-five years of practice in yoga and somatics, and a lifelong inquiry about how to love the skin we’re in.

Comment IYT or head to our website for more information.

08/09/2026

This is your invitation to join the community of shared inquiry! A community giving agency and self-trust back to our students: helping them to build an internal library of self-knowledge within their own body-mind.

The hallmark of a skilful teacher is helping students to learn from their practice, to be able to practice without us, to continue to grow and explore.

Join Lisa Petersen for ‘The Inspiring Yoga Teacher’ - we start 12th October. Comment IYT or head to our website for more information.

Birthlight: Yoga for Optimal Pelvic Floor Tone through Women’s Lifecycles. Birthlight Drawing on her personal, teaching ...
07/09/2026

Birthlight: Yoga for Optimal Pelvic Floor Tone through Women’s Lifecycles. Birthlight

Drawing on her personal, teaching and tutoring experience over the last 26 years, Kirsteen Ruffell shares Birthlight therapeutic yoga practices to empower and inform women focusing on the pelvic floor.

You will learn a new skill set to help women become better aware and clearer about where their pelvic floor is and more connected to how it functions for them. This may be a totally new area of teaching depending on your background or add substantially to what you are already offering. Therapeutic yoga for the pelvic floor introduces you to a whole new world of teaching that supports women in an area relatively neglected both in yoga and in healthcare. Whether you are already passionate about improving women’s wellbeing with dedicated ‘Well Woman Yoga’ or just starting in this area or simply want to practise for yourself, this day will add to your professional development and personal understanding.

Dates and times
Sat 12th + Sun 13th Sept 2026

14:00 to 17.00 UK time

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01/09/2026

Swipe to see what is coming up this month! Comment CALENDAR and we'll DM you the link to get more information on each course and workshop.

When the body is adequately supported, the mind may become more noticeable... busy, restless, or noisy. Join  for Embodi...
30/08/2026

When the body is adequately supported, the mind may become more noticeable... busy, restless, or noisy.

Join for Embodied Relax and Restore: The Mind of Restorative Yoga. This module explores what is happening when the mind does not immediately settle, and how to remain present with experience without striving for silence.

Drawing inspiration from Vipassana (Insight Meditation) and the iRest® Yoga Nidra model, this work emphasises somatisation, grounding awareness in direct bodily experience before cognitive narratives take over.

Explore how attachment and aversion shape mental activity, and how skilful attention can support rest without suppression or control.

Join us live online Wednesday 9th Sept 2026 14:00-17:00 UK time.

29/08/2026

Lisa Petersen leads us into self-inquiry - where the practice starts to ask questions of us, rather than the other way round.

This recording is part of our A living Tradition: Summer Series and there is still time to join Doug's live session today as well as Lisa and Leila Stuart's sessions via replay.

- Leila Stuart brings the Koshas into the discussion, tracing how these layers show up not as theory, but as something felt on the mat.
- Doug Keller turns to the science of breath, looking at how something as ordinary as nitric oxide connects the physiological to the practice itself.

Comment summer and we will DM you the link to book your place for just £15

👉 Comment INSPIRE and we'll DM you the details'The Inspiring Yoga Teacher: An Apprenticeship Course' starts 12th Oct, wi...
28/08/2026

👉 Comment INSPIRE and we'll DM you the details

'The Inspiring Yoga Teacher: An Apprenticeship Course' starts 12th Oct, with Lisa Petersen.

The Impact of Self-Compassion in Practice - Thursday 10th September 2026 14:30-16:30 UK time with Karen AtkinsonA 2-hour...
26/08/2026

The Impact of Self-Compassion in Practice - Thursday 10th September 2026 14:30-16:30 UK time with Karen Atkinson

A 2-hour workshop exploring self-compassion in mindfulness for yoga teachers. Through guided practices and reflection, it supports resilience, emotional balance, and sustainable teaching, helping you care for yourself as deeply as you care for others

Yoga teachers spend so much time holding space for others, guiding, supporting, and offering care. Yet often, the same compassion we extend outward can feel harder to offer ourselves.

This workshop is an invitation to turn towards that.

Led by Karen Atkinson, CEO of MindfulnessUK , this 2-hour session explores the role of self-compassion within mindfulness practice as something lived, embodied, and deeply practical. Rooted in the Compassionate Mindful Resilience (CMR) programme, you’ll be guided through experiential practices and reflective inquiry that support a more balanced, sustainable way of teaching and living.

Mindfulness and compassion are two essential qualities that work together. Awareness through mindfulness helps us see clearly, and compassion enables us to respond with kindness. Without that balance, it’s easy to fall into patterns of striving, self-criticism, or depletion.

This session offers space to pause and notice what’s here for you. To explore how self-compassion can support emotional resilience, regulate the nervous system, and deepen your connection to both your practice and those you teach. Research has shown meaningful increases in resilience, mindfulness, and self-compassion among participants of the CMR course, highlighting the real-world impact of these practices.

You’ll leave not only with practices you can draw on personally, but also with insights that can subtly shape the way you hold space for others.

Book now at yogacampus.com or at the link below
https://www.yogacampus.com/courses/cpd-specialist-training-events/compassionate-mindful-resilience-for-yoga-teachers

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