As we age, the body and mind require specialized care to maintain vitality, mobility, and emotional balance. 80-hour Specialized Yoga Teacher Training Course for Geriatric Care is designed for yoga professionals who want to upskill and support the unique needs of senior adults. This isn’t just another course—it’s a comprehensive training designed to help yoga teachers and therapists confidently work with elderly students. Developed by experts Dr. Vineeta Ketkar, Dr. N Ganesh Rao, and Dr. Pankaj Chansarkar, this year-long program blends pre-recorded lectures with live interactive sessions. Join our FREE one-hour Introduction Session to learn more about the program, meet the mentors, and understand why geriatric yoga is an essential skill for every yoga professional. Limited seats available! Register now.

Limited seats available! Register Now!

Who Is This Class For?

If you are a certified yoga teacher with a minimum of two years’ experience and are passionate about making a difference in the lives of senior adults, we invite you to be part of this empowering program. Gain advanced skills, confidence, and certification to support the elderly in living healthier, more independent lives.

Program Highlights

• What is the Specialized Geriatric Yoga Teacher Training Course and how is it designed to address the unique physical, mental, and emotional needs of senior adults?
• Why should yoga teachers and therapists consider joining this transformative program to effectively work with the elderly and enhance their quality of life?
• Who is eligible to attend this advanced upskilling program, and why is prior teaching experience crucial for ensuring safe and effective geriatric care?
• How will this specialized training add significant value to your current yoga practice by equipping you with therapeutic tools like rope and belt therapy, breathwork, and Ayurvedic nutrition?
• Why is specialized training in geriatric yoga the need of the hour, and how can you make a meaningful impact in addressing the challenges of an aging population?