While many of our students are RNs, this training is open to all nurses — including LPNs, LVNs, NPs, CNAs, and retired nurses. If you feel called to blend yoga with compassionate, holistic care, you are welcome here. YogaNursing is about how you show up to heal, not just your title.

CEU's may only be applicable to RN's but the training is impactful for all nurses.

Yes, absolutely. If you’re retired or nearing retirement and looking for a meaningful way to keep serving—without the physical or emotional demands of traditional nursing—or simply want to take better care of yourself, this training is for you.

The program is gentle, accessible, and adaptable to all bodies and fitness levels. You don’t need to be super flexible or physically advanced to benefit from or teach this work.

YogaNursing gives you a purposeful path to share your wisdom, support your own well-being, and even lead part-time offerings or community classes if that calls to you. It’s truly never too late to be a healing presence in a new way.

In fact — here’s me at 71 years old teaching 101-year-old Nurse Ethel! 💛

Yes — this training is a powerful addition to your coaching or wellness practice. YogaNursing gives you a ready-to-use framework that blends evidence-based therapeutic yoga with the heart of nursing. You’ll learn how to safely guide clients or patients through breathwork, gentle movement, and holistic healing practices that support nervous system regulation, stress relief, pain management and whole-person care for various injuries and conditions.

It’s especially helpful if you want to offer something unique, spiritually grounded, and clinically relevant — whether in one-on-one sessions, workshops, or group programs.

Yes, absolutely! The practices you’ll learn is designed to be integrated right into your current role, whether you’re at the bedside, in a clinic, school, workplace wellness, hospice, in private practice, education or community setting.

You’ll learn how to safely and ethically share short, simple breath practices, guided relaxation, and gentle movement — even with patients in hospital beds or wheelchairs. Many nurses also use what they learn to support their coworkers, lead stress-relief breaks, or offer in-service sessions.

You’ll be fully equipped to start making a difference with this work — without overwork or self-sacrifice.

This training is self-paced and designed for busy, exhausted nurses — short lessons you can do in minutes, not hours.”

You don’t need to be at your best to begin. You just need to begin.

This program is completely self-paced and designed to fit the busy, often overwhelming lifestyle of nurses. We’re not here to add more to your plate — we’re here to help you unwind, reset, and restore.

This isn’t another task or obligation. It’s about subtracting the stress, undoing the burdens that create illness, reconnecting with yourself, and improving your well-being — so you can continue to serve others from a place of strength and clarity.

We give you the tools to better care for yourself and your patients in bite-sized units. 

Commit 1 hour a week at minimum and practice what you learn as you go about your days. This program is designed to integrate with your nurse life.

Timeline: Based on your own time availability and enthusiasm for better health, you can go through the program in a month. Some nurses take a year, others take a couple months and believe it or not, I've seen nurses consume the program within a weekend because they were so enthralled with the content but they always go back to absorb and practice - which is what you want to do. It's a practice and a spiritual lifestyle for nurses that is easy to follow and adopt.

Affordable Payment Plan:
We offer a payment plan to make this accessible. In exchange, you get a timeless program that will serve you throughout your health and nursing career—and even beyond. Remember we have a 30 Day Money Back Guarantee (minus $37 admin fee).

Have your employer pay for this training: 
Many employers pay for CEU programs. We offer an employer sponsorship guide if you’d like your organization to fund your training—just write us at support@yoganurse.com and we'll get back to you with the deets! 

Our YogaNurse® Good Karma Guarantee

We want you to have peace of mind and trust in the quality and integrity our YogaNurse® Yoga Teacher Training. Take a full 30 days to absorb our enlightening training and complete the life and career enhancing assignment: "The 10 Essential Questions"

If you don't realize the valuable and tangible benefits our course, has on your nursing career, soul, self care, or patient care, we'll give you a refund, minus a $37 admin fee. We take your karma and ours to heart.

Note: If you already received your completion certificates and Contact Hours, you will not be eligible for a refund.

Enroll Today and Receive 17 Nursing Contact Hours!

Yoga accepts you darling. Just as you are. You are enough. You do not need to have the perfect body, the perfect shape, size, gender or age. In fact, your so-called “flaws” will be an inspiration for others. I committed to going for my biggest dream...I knew it would mean stepping outside of my comfort zone, trying new things, and committing to visibility and vulnerability. I had insecurities about showing my senior citizen face on camera, and to appear in front of large crowds during my speaking and training events has taken a lot of guts, gumption and grit. By amazing grace, this turned out to be one of the things that drew people to me.

People want to learn yoga from REAL people. There’s no need to be perfect...everyone can adopt our yoga protocols even those with limited mobility and flexibility.

Yoga is the practice of acceptance, self love and finding your higher self. You will inspire others to find their own strengths. Be bold my dear. You will find your flow.

I'm so glad you asked! Different from other programs, the YN-YTT is a NURSE curriculum yoga teacher training - the first program that exclusively trains nurses, by nurses, who are both experienced Yoga Teachers and have also taken regular YTT's. We worked rigorously to create a curriculum that is exactly what NURSES need to know in the unique context of their healthcare role. 

We do not restrict ourselves to the limitations of the Yoga Alliance as it does not cater for the unique needs of medical professionals. It is a myth that the YA is a requirement for teaching yoga.

This training is inspired by the vision of Florence Nightingale, who affirmed the “role of a nurse is to put her patient in the best position to be able to self-heal”.

The purpose of the YN-YTT is to help nurses to potentiate the authentic, caring, healing energy which flows from intentionality into an integrated trinity of body, mind and spirit.

A Three-Pronged Approach:

1. YN-YTT increases self-care and self-inquiry for nurses on a personal, spiritual and professional level.

2. YN-YTT improves patient care and patient self-healing.

3. YN-YTT provides nurses with a complementary, adjunct therapy to integrate into their career life plus create potential opportunities for new income streams.

You might think that you need a 200-hour yoga teacher training registered with the Yoga Alliance in order to teach yoga.

This is NOT true.

Yoga Alliance is simply a voluntary, paid registry system of yoga schools and individuals who have completed training through one of those schools. It does not certify teachers. Although it is commonly misunderstood, registration with YA is not required to teach yoga, even though some individuals, mistakenly view it as such.

For a nurse who wants to practice yoga for self-care, and/or incorporate yoga teachings into nursing care, nursing education, or in the vast wellness workplace, a 200-hour generic yoga teacher training program designed to prepare entry level yoga teachers is not necessarily your path.

Our training equips you with everything you need to know to safely prescribe yoga in a medical setting.

We are not a 200 hour training. We have a curated, condensed, model of care focused on what nurses need to know. Not what outside registries want, which restrict our scope of practice and what we want to teach. In essence we do our own thing as a pioneer in the therapeutic medical yoga field.

This training is a culmination of over 50 years of my own education in nursing, yoga and Ayurveda, the sister science of yoga, united with my brilliant A-Team of nurse yoga teacher experts. Our training is an adjunct therapy and we want to share with you what has worked for nurses!

We have listened to nurses for over 20 years, we have thousands of nurses, doctorate nurses, nurses who teach throughout the United States and worldwide. We present at major hospitals, the mayo clinic and have been recognized by nursing leaders for years.

There is nothing wrong with taking a 200 hour teacher training. By all means I’ve done it, many of the nurses in our movement have done it however the YN-YTT does not require 200 hours.

Meant as an adjunct Tx, this program will teach you how to safely integrate yoga and nursing for improved patient care and nurse wellness.

The YogaNurse® Statement on Yoga Alliance, YA

The YogaNurse® Yoga Teacher Training program (YN-YTT) is not applying to Yoga Alliance as a Registered Yoga School.

Registration with Yoga Alliance was designed for community-based yoga schools preparing individuals to teach yoga. For nurses who want to practice yoga for self-care, and/or incorporate the YNYTT therapeutic yoga teachings into nursing care and in the vast wellness workplace, a 200-hour generic yoga teacher training program designed to prepare entry level yoga teachers is not necessarily their path, and it is not ours.

The YN-YTT was not created to align with the current Yoga Alliance requirements for the total number of program hours (200) or the amount of time students must spend in the physical presence of the program’s lead instructor (180). Currently they accept a limited blended learning approach which includes restricted hours of online activities. Most nurses today participate in some form of online learning for higher education. While those mandates for all live contact hours by YA might make sense for the training of lay people learning to teach yoga, they do not make sense for nurses who have a different objective in choosing the YN-YTT path.

The YN-YTT is designed specifically for nurses, by nurses. It recognizes the unique needs of nurses who are striving for work-life balance and allows busy nurses to study online, practice in their community, and to attend a yoga retreat-like experience to complete the program. 

Lastly, we think it is important that nurses understand that Yoga Alliance is simply a voluntary, paid registry system of yoga schools and individuals who have completed training through one of those schools. It does not certify teachers. Although it is commonly misunderstood, registration with YA is not required to teach yoga, even though some individuals, employers, and the public mistakenly view it as such.

Our program has been approved for 17 CEU's/ Nursing Contact Hours across multiple modules and we are always working on adding more CEU's to the program. 

Your employer can sponsor the fee and we have our employer sponsor program available to make it super easy for them to make a payment on your behalf.

PLEASE NOTE: 

We can only issue your Certificates and Contact Hours once your account is paid in full.

Once you receive your certificates, the 30 Day Refund Policy no longer applies.

If you need further assistance or more clarity, we'd be happy to help. You can email support@yoganurse.com and we can assist via email or offer you a clarity call.

Remember we have a 30 Day refund policy so if you change your mind, we'll happily refund you.