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Mastering Rest
100 hour Yoga Teacher Training
An intimate and heart-led experience into the art of teaching Restorative Yoga, Yin Yoga, and Yoga Nidra.
Each training day begins with tea, meditation, and quiet reflection in my home—creating a calm, welcoming space where you can arrive as you are.
This training is grounded in a non-dogmatic approach. You’ll be invited to explore, question, and grow in a way that feels authentic to you. I honour all learning styles, combining embodied practice, thoughtful discussion, hands-on teaching, and supportive feedback—because everyone learns differently.
Accessibility is woven through every module, so whether you’re working with seniors, beginners, or those healing from burnout, you’ll feel confident creating inclusive, thoughtful spaces for Rest.
If you're ready to deepen your practice, grow as a teacher, and learn in a supportive environment—this training is for you.
The training is made up of 3 modules:
Module 1 - Restorative Yoga - 40 hours
Module 2 - Yin Yoga - 40 hours
Module 3 - Yoga Nidra - 20 hours
You can attend the full 100-hour teacher training or any chosen module(s).
Dates: Every second weekend from 20 September 2025 to 16 November 2025.
Location: Yoke Folkestone (46 Guildhall St, Folkestone CT20 1EE)
Do you have questions? Reach out to me via email or see the FAQs here.
Module 1 | Restorative Yoga
40 hours
Discover the power of stillness with Restorative Yoga. This module is perfect if you want to deepen your practice and confidently lead Restorative Yoga classes.
You’ll learn how to guide students through slow, supported poses in group and one-on-one settings.
You’ll gain the knowledge, skills, and confidence to share the benefits of Restorative Yoga while also enjoying its calming effects yourself.
In this module you will learn:
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The concept of Restorative Yoga
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Detailed Restorative Asanas (poses), including their benefits and variations
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Pranayama (breathing) practices that work best with Restorative Yoga
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Tools to help you teach and aid deep relaxation
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Restorative yoga history and philosophy
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Scientific approach to the benefits of deep relaxation, mindfulness and stress
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How to offer different prop options and variations for different bodies, injuries, and conditions
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How to structure a Restorative Yoga Sequence with the correct props
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How to prepare the class environment to create a space for deep Rest
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How to choose the appropriate language, tone and delivery to make the class a truly restorative experience
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How to make your class inclusive and accessible
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How to teach a Restorative Yoga class to groups and one-on-one
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Anatomy specific to Restorative Yoga
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Daily Restorative Yoga practice
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Daily teaching practice
What do you need to certify?
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100% training attendance
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Written course assessment
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Teach an in-person group class
Investment*
Full price - £650
Early Bird - £600 (ends 31 May 2025)
Deposit - £200 (non-refundable)
*Payment plans available
Dates
Saturday 20 September - Sunday 21 September 2025
Saturday 4 October - Sunday 5 October 2025
Location
Yoke Folkestone
46 Guildhall St
Folkestone
CT20 1EE
Module 2 | Yin Yoga
40 hours
Play with your edges in Yin Yoga. This module will equip you to guide students through long-held, floor-based postures that gently open the body and calm the mind.
Beyond the physical practice, you'll explore Yin as a meditative tool for introspection and deep inner awareness.
Set in a supportive space, this module will help you grow as both a teacher and practitioner.
In this module you will learn:
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The essential elements of Yin Yoga and develop a deeper understanding of the practice
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Approximately 20 Yin postures, how to offer different prop options and variations for different bodies, injuries, and conditions
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How to practice and teach Yin Yoga and how to cue Yin postures in a safe and clear way
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A few sample sequences and how to structure a Yin Yoga class
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How to cue breath and mindfulness into a Yin Yoga class
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Teaching methodology of Yin Yoga
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Examples of how to theme a Yin class
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Detailed anatomy relevant to Yin Yoga
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Beneficial effects of Yin Yoga on the physical, mental and energetic body
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Daily Yin Yoga practice
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Daily teaching practice
Book to be purchased:
“The complete guide to yin yoga, philosophy & practice”
Revised edition September 2019 – by Bernie Clark.
What do you need to certify?
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100% training attendance
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Written course assessment
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Teach an in-person group class
Investment*
Full price - £650
Early Bird - £600 (ends 31 May 2025)
Deposit - £200 (non-refundable)
*Payment plans available
Dates
Saturday 18 October - Sunday 19 October 2025
Saturday 1 November - Sunday 2 November 2025
Location
Yoke Folkestone
46 Guildhall St
Folkestone
CT20 1EE
Module 3 | Yoga Nidra Foundations
20 hours
Learn about deep Rest through Yoga Nidra, also known as yogic sleep. This module will guide you through its many applications.
It will help you confidently share its transformative power, and develop a practice that allows you to teach from a place of knowing.
With a non-dogmatic approach, you’ll explore Nidra as a tool for deep awareness and restoration.
Yoga Nidra has widely become known for its association with getting a restful night's sleep. It's therefore become popular in our modern, over-stimulated society to Rest. However, if the practice is only seen as a time to get some sleep, then all the possibilities of the Nidra magic gets lost along the way. In this module you will learn many ways to apply Nidra.
You will be supported with whatever comes up in your practice and teaching.
Leading up to and during this module you will be encouraged to develop a regular practice of Yoga Nidra. This way you will discover the power of this ancient practice, and teach from a place of knowing.
In this module you will learn:
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What the state of Yoga Nidra is and how to best inspire practitioners to achieve the stage between waking and dreaming
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The definition of Yoga Nidra, its roots in history, philosophy and science
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Themes like self-care, ethics, and appropriate use of language
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A variety of scripts and approaches to cover different students and situations
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Ongoing feedback and support until you feel ready to teach Nidra effectively, respecting your authenticity and inner teacher
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Overview of different Yoga Nidra schools and traditions
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The science of Yoga Nidra, basic brain anatomy and states of consciousness
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Yoga Nidra in relation to sleep, memory and dreams
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The benefits of Nidra on the body, mind and emotions
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Importance of voice modulation
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Voice training exercises
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Script development and templates
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Teaching Yoga Nidra to groups and individuals
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Daily teaching practice
Book to be purchased:
Yoga Nidra - Swami Satyananda Saraswati
Recommended reading:
Yoga Nidra - The iRest Meditative Practice for Deep Relaxation and Healing - Richard Miller
What do you need to certify?
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100% training attendance
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Written course assessment
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Teach an in-person group class
Investment*
Full price - £350
Early Bird - £300 (ends 31 May 2025)
Deposit - £100 (non-refundable)
*Payment plans available
Dates
Saturday 15 November - Sunday 16 November 2025
Location
Yoke Folkestone
46 Guildhall St
Folkestone
CT20 1EE
FAQs
Will Eliza teach all of the modules?
Yes, this is an intimate training fully taught by Eliza.
I am already qualified in some of the modules, can I take a single module on its own?
Yes, this training is designed to be taken either as a full 100 hour teacher training or individual modules.
Will I be able to teach a yoga class once I have completed this training?
Yes, each module will equip you with the tools to teach group and private sessions. You will be practice teaching from day 1.
Who is this training registered with?
Yoga alliance US
Can I miss any days?
Unfortunately not, this is an intensive training. Valuable information is shared every day.
Are books and materials included in the price?
Manuals are included for each module and additional books that will need to be rented or purchased.
Can I do the training if I don’t have a 200-hour qualification?
Yes you can. This training is open to teachers and students. However, If you don’t have a 200 hour qualification you will not be able to register with yoga alliance. This will not stop you from being able to teach though.
How much time is required for homework?
There are 2 weeks between each weekend to allow time for reflection, practice teaching and homework.
There are 20 non-contact hours over to duration of the course. This is split into 2 hours per week of homework and practice teaching.
How many contact hours are involved?
80 contact hours in total.
Will I be a certified yoga teacher?
No. There is no such thing as a “certified yoga teacher”. There is an organization called the Yoga Alliance” which “registers” teachers. You can register with the Yoga Alliance after receiving your certificate of completion if you have 200 hour certificate.
What does a typical day look like on this teacher traiining?
Each morning will start at my home with meditation, tea, snacks and reflections from the previous weekend. We will do a theory lecture and then go down to the yoga studio, where we will continue a combinations of theory and anatomy lectures, practice teaching and time for questions. You will end each day with a group practice.
Do i have enough experience to join this teacher training?
If you have been practicing yoga for at least 12 months (preferably in the discipline you wish to learn) you can participate in the training.
How will i be assessed during the training?
Each module has a written and a practical exam. The practical exam involves you teaching a sequence. Eliza provides thorough written feedback on your teaching.
How do I apply?
Fill in the application form above these FAQs.
How many people will be on the course?
8 on each module. 6 spaces are reserved for 100 hours and 2 spaces are for individual modules.