Leading Simple Yoga Nidras

Leading Simple Yoga Nidras

- Online Course

Who this is for

My ever-popular online course in leading yoga nidras starts on Wednesday 28th January.

Spaces are limited & this will be the only one of these I run this year…

Purpose:

To teach you how to lead a yoga nidra that is safe and simple.

Not because that’s the easiest thing to do, but because it’s the most impactful.

Dates:

Wednesdays 6.30 – 9.30pm (UK time), 28th January – 25th February 2026

Cost - £195

To sign up, just email me at theo@theowildcroft.com letting me know you want to join.

Benefits

This training has been carefully designed to train yoga teachers in offering simple yoga nidras comfortably, confidently, and creatively.

What to expect

1. Recipes for rest – how rest is experienced, barriers to rest, getting creative to help our students find rest

2. History of yoga nidra – from pre-modern origins to recent techniques, and managing student trust and safety

3. The structure of yoga nidra – a simplified structure for creating safe and simple practices, and techniques for grounding and post-practice comfort

4. Mapping the territory – exploring koshas, tattvas, chakras, European holism and other maps that have been used to understand the nidra ‘landscape’

5. Getting creative – finding inspired and responsive ways to offer the practice without getting out of your depth

More information

Live online
Wed, Jan 28-Wed, Feb 25
06:30 PM–09:00 PM EST
$195.00

Your instructor

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Theodora Wildcroft
Level 3 Yoga Teacher Badge Level 3 Yoga Teacher

Calne, England, GB

I’m a teacher, trainer, writer and post-doctoral scholar working for a more sustainable relationship between our many selves, the communities that hold us, and the world that nourishes us.

Theo Wildcroft, PhD is a yoga teacher-trainer, writer and scholar who is interested in the democratization of yoga post-lineage, somatic literacy, meaning-making and the counter-culture. She is an Associate Lecturer at the Open University, UK, Visiting Lecturer in Dharmic Worldviews at the University of Chester, Fellow of the HEA, former Coordinator of the SOAS Centre of Yoga Studies, editor of the BASR Bulletin, an honorary member of the British Wheel of Yoga, member of the IAYT, a continuing professional development trainer and consultant for Yoga Alliance (E-RYT® 500, YACEP®), and Council Member for the AYC. She is the author of Post-lineage yoga: from guru to #metoo, co-writer of Leading Safe and Simple Yoga Nidras (coming ...

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