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Welcome to your free Yoga Sutras preview, a small part of a larger Philosophical Foundations & Yoga Sutras module — a key part of the Jala Yoga® 350hr Trauma-Informed Teacher Training.

Welcome to Your Sneak Peek Inside the Jala Yoga 350hr Teacher Training

This isn’t just another surface-level training.

We go deep into the why behind what we teach — blending Eastern wisdom with Western science to prepare you for real-world work in yoga, healthcare, and community spaces.

Whether you're a yoga teacher, counsellor, health professional, or seeker — this sneak peek gives you a feel for the depth, clarity, and safety we bring to every module.

 

Meet Oliver, or as we call him - Ollie! 

You’re about to watch Lecture 1 in our Philosophical Foundations & Yoga Sutras module — a key part of the Jala Yoga® 350hr Trauma-Informed Teacher Training.

In this opening lecture, Ollie introduces:

  • What the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali are — and why we learn about them

  • How the Sutras fit into the wider philosophical systems of Yoga

  • The historical and cultural context of this important text

  • Key terms and concepts that lay the foundation for future lectures in the module

This is a gentle, accessible introduction that helps orient you to the deeper themes we unpack throughout the training.

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"This trauma informed yoga training is truly filling a critical gap in the yoga teaching space. At a time when much of modern yoga has drifted away from it's roots & the true practice of yoga, this program brings the practice back to it's ethical foundations & ancient lineages while making it genuinely accessible, safe, compassionate & relevant for today's world. 

The emphasis on trauma informed practice is not just important, it's essential. 

This training meets you exactly where you are both personally & professionally & invites a level of humility, integrity & self inquiry that is often missing in yoga teacher trainings. Reinforcing the importance scope of practice, ethically responsibility, teaching with purpose & the vital standards & knowledge of making this holistic practice accessible to every human despite their circumstances, health or cultural background.
What sets this training apart is it's deep commitment to inclusively & understanding. It acknowledges & completely supports neorodiversity, First Nations perspectives, invisible & chronic illness, Trauma & mental health, every mind & body. Teaching us to meet people as they truly are, grounded in safety, real physiology of the body & supported by evidence based knowledge.

The program is led by a team of specialists in their field who bring not only expertise but ongoing support, creating a learning environment that fosters growth, reflection & individual purpose. This is not just a yoga training. It is a transformative experience that continues to evolve with you. I am deeply grateful for this opportunity to not only confirm my reservations in the yoga teaching world but to meet myself full circle in my own yoga & teaching journey with a full sense of purpose & to be apart of the Jala trainee team & family. This is a completely exciting new chapter. Thanks so much Mollie, Ollie, Sam & rest of the beautiful Jala Yoga Training Team 🙏🏻✨️"

~ Rebel, current Trainee & Yoga Teacher

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