This course (Level 3) is part of our certification program. To become a Certified Little Flower Yoga Teacher, you’ll need to complete the following requirements: Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, Trauma-Informed Training, Chair Yoga, Mentorship, and reading and writing assignments. LEARN MORE

This final level of the LFY certification training offers you the tools you need to effectively create curricula and teach from your own authentic presence.

With lots of time for practice teaching, feedback, and questions and answers, we look at how to develop lessons and different ways of teaching based on your personal practice.

We also address the specific challenges of working with teens and students with special needs.

You will learn:

• Stages of youth development through the teen years
• Restorative yoga practices for children and teens
• Advanced curriculum development
• How to teach from your personal practice
• Introduction to yoga for children with special needs
• How to working with parents and caregivers

BONUS!

Enrollment in the LFY Level 3 training includes three online webinars from Zensational Kids, an educational company bringing evidence-based yoga and mindfulness practices to school communities worldwide. Students should complete these three webinars before attending the Level 3 course. Access codes will be provided upon registration.

• Guidelines and Practices to Move From a Therapeutic Mindset to a Yogic Heart
• Sensory Processing Success Through Yoga and Mindfulness
• Integrating Reflexes: An Essential Building Block for Body Awareness, Balance, and Motor Planning

The LFY program continues to enhance my process in learning ways to effectively and compassionately bring yoga to the lives of children. I am grateful for the knowledge and information that has led to an evolutionary process not just as a yoga instructor but as an individual. We allow ourselves the internal experience of integration and growth which leads to helping others heal. Thank you for providing a program that supports growth on many levels! —Marisol T.