Inspire Yoga +300hr Advanced Teacher Training
A transformative 12-month journey — Register your interest for 2026. Limited spots available!
Immersions
Join the full +300hr course. Individual immersions are available on request.
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Immersion 2: Non-violent Communication, Mantra/Kirtan, Classical Non-Dual Shaiva Tantra – Shiva-Shakti
Dates: 15–17 May 2026 (Friday–Sunday)
Approx times: Friday 11:00 am–6:00 pm; Saturday 8:30 am–6:00 pm; Sunday 8:30 am–6:00 pm
Location: WeRoam, 21 Hurtsmere Road, Unit 2G, The Commons Courtyard, Takapuna, Auckland (Across from Lululemon)
Facilitator: Sandey Hoskin
Guest Facilitators: Pragyadhara, Robin Kelly
Total hours: 26 hours Cost: NZD $795 per immersion; NZD $1,495 for both immersions Finances: Payment plans and scholarships available—please inquire
Overview
This immersion delves into classical non-dual Shaiva Tantra with a focus on embodying Shiva-Shakti through mantra, meditation, mudra, and practical applications. Participants will move from introductory concepts to deeper embodiment practices across the weekend, culminating in integrated embodiment exercises.
Non-violent Communication (NVC) with Robin Kelly
Introduction to NVC and the idea that all action expresses a need
Building needs vocabulary, reflective listening, dyad and triad work
Empathy, group reflections, and applying NVC to daily practice
Mantra, Japa, and Sanskrit
Sanskrit pronunciation basics
How mantra japa connects with breath, meditation, and bhakti
Practical applications for mantra sadhana and daily practice
Classical Non-Dual Tantra
Focus on the goddess (Para Devi) within practice
Practices: meditation, mantra, mudra, somatic awareness, movement, and integration into daily life
Pre-immersion reading list
Tantra Illuminated by Christopher Wallis
The Recognition Sutras by Christopher Wallis
The Play of Awakening by Shambhavi Saraswati
The Yoga Sutras with commentary by Swami Satchidananda
Nonviolent Communication by Marshall Rosenberg
Notes
Reading list optional but recommended to get the most from the immersion.
If you need specifics on accessibility, meals, or parking, please contact us.
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This module is designed for yoga teachers seeking to deepen their understanding of movement science within a yoga context. It focuses on elevating your ability to craft effective sequences that prepare students thoroughly while offering meaningful regressions and variations for poses, injuries, or specific dysfunctions. The aim is to make all yoga accessible, sustainable, and supportive for the longevity of the practice.
What You Will Learn:
Principles of biomechanics and exercise science applied to yoga
How to appropriately load tissues and joints, especially in cases of injury or for beginners
Techniques for designing sequences that accommodate individual needs and conditions
Course Highlights:
Developing skills in one-on-one instruction for specific conditions
Gaining a deeper understanding of your students' unique physical requirements
Enhancing your capacity to support injury prevention and rehabilitation
This module is ideal for teachers committed to advancing their expertise and providing personalised, informed guidance to their students.
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This is an immersive course designed to elevate your teaching through the art of intelligent, purposeful sequencing grounded in Vinyasa Krama. This module goes beyond “how to sequence a class” to reveal the deeper why behind it, ensuring your students experience a powerful, transformative practice. It’s a follow-on from the Anatomy immersion and is designed to flow in synergy.
What you will gain
An expanded teaching toolkit: if you’ve felt stuck or uninspired in your class planning, this course will equip you with innovative approaches to invigorate your teaching style.
Movement science insights: integrate the latest findings in movement science to enhance your class design.
Accessibility and inclusion: master regression and progression techniques to keep classes inclusive and energetically supportive for all students.
Anatomy-informed sequencing: explore strategies based on Anatomy Trains, TCM meridians, and essential fascia-friendly movements.
Somatics, strength, and stretching: learn when and how to weave somatic practices, strength work, and passive stretching into your classes.
Holistic frameworks: incorporate Ayurveda, doshas, and chakras to create a more complete, integrated practice.
Philosophical weaving: learn to artfully integrate yogic philosophy and secondary themes into your sequencing.
Sarvaanga approach: harmonize all aspects of a complete practice, offering students opportunities for deep transformation on and off the mat.
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Trauma-Sensitive Movement & Somatics
Sequencing, Language & Practice with Trauma Sensitivity
Social Justice working with diverse and marginalised groups
Case Studies & Practical Applications
Reflection & Journaling
This immersion centres on trauma-informed practice as a foundational skill set for safe, compassionate teaching and transformative student experiences, enhanced by guest speakers and social justice discussions that broaden understanding of diversity and inclusivity.
Over 3 days, you’ll explore Trauma-sensitive movement and somatics to cultivate a mind/body/heart centred approach that honours nervous-system regulation, boundaries, and individual histories.
Guest speakers will illuminate real-world applications, while structured social justice conversations deepen awareness of systemic factors that influence access to practice, appropriation and representation in teaching.
You’ll learn how to design sequences with trauma sensitivity in mind, balancing inquiry and release with compassion and safety for the student in mind, and you’ll work through case studies and practical applications to translate theory into concrete teaching strategies for group classes and private sessions alike. Reflection and journaling provide a steady thread for integrating insights, personal growth, and professional practice, ensuring your teaching supports resilience, agency, and life-affirming change for students as they journey toward greater embodiment and well-being.
Recommended course reading;
Radical Acceptance by Tara Brach
Waking the Tiger by Peter Levine
The Myth of Normal by Gabor Maté
The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel Van Der Kolk
Buddha Brain by Rick Hanson
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This is your invitation to dive deep into the profoundly healing art of Yoga Nidra, the ancient practice of conscious rest that holds the key to calming your nervous system and guiding others into profound states of relaxation and awareness. Join Sandey Hoskin and explore the scientific principles that underpin Yoga Nidra and learn how to integrate this practice into your teaching or personal wellbeing routine.
Course Content Includes:
Exploration of the definitions and the historical roots of Yoga Nidra
Journey through the layers of the koshas using the Kosha Model
Connection between Ayurveda, Marma Points, and Yoga Nidra
Understanding the objectives of Yoga Nidra
Exploration of the significance of sleep
Discussion on the four states of consciousness
Preparatory and concluding practices for Yoga Nidra focused on awareness during sleep
Crafting a Sankalpa (intention) for Yoga Nidra
Creating a personalized Yoga Nidra script
What Is Yoga Nidra?
Yoga Nidra (pronounced nih-drah) means yogic sleep, but it’s not about falling asleep. It’s a meditative experience performed lying down where the body rests completely while the mind remains gently alert. In this liminal space between wakefulness and sleep, deep layers of the subconscious become accessible.
This is where old patterns dissolve.
This is where your Sankalpa - your heartfelt intention - takes root.
This is where profound healing begins.
Yoga Nidra works with the body’s own rhythms, shifting the nervous system out of chronic fight-or-flight and into a state where the mind can rest, emotions recalibrate, and clarity emerges.
During the course of Yoga Nidra, you learn to surf between the states of wakefulness and sleep, where your body finds its natural state of equilibrium (homeostasis) and the breath balances and becomes quiet. In this state, you can access the subtle flow of energy (prana), in the body. One of the aims of this practice is to identify and dissolve blockages to the flow of prana.
The practice of Yoga Nidra is a deeply restful, rejuvenating and healing practice that helps to reduce anxiety, improve cognition and support restful sleep. Yoga Nidra is accessible to everyone.
Reading for Yoga Nidra Module:
Enlightenment without God – Swami Rama
Radiant Rest – Tracey Stanley
Appropriate For:
• Yoga Teachers
• Social workers
• Psychotherapists (and related)
• Counselors
• Health Care Professionals
• Body workers
• Those who struggle with meditation
• Those seeking mental/emotional healing
• Anyone seeking insight into the heart of yogic teachings on the quest for happiness and well being
Therapeutic Benefits:
The science of Yoga Nidrā is used to heal and treat a variety of disorders including:
• Anxiety
• Depression
• Insomnia
• Psychosomatic disorders
• Chronic disease
• Hypertension
• Asthma
• Chronic pain
• PTSD/trauma
• Addiction
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Hormonal & Gender-Specific Approaches — 10 hours
Reproductive & Hormonal Health Case Studies — 6 hours
Practical Practice & Teaching — 6 hours
Reflection & Journaling — 4 hours
This immersion continues the embodied trajectory of the 300-hour Advanced YTT, now guided by guest facilitators who bring deep experience in gender-aware health and inclusive teaching. Across 3 days, you’ll explore hormonal and gender-sensitive approaches to tailor practice for a diverse range of bodies, followed by reproductive, pre, peri and post menopause and hormonal health case studies that ground theory in real teaching scenarios. You’ll engage in practical practice and teaching to design thoughtful sequencing and cues that honour physiological differences, and you’ll close with reflective journaling to integrate insights with your personal practice and professional guidance. The month emphasises safe, compassionate, and equity-minded instruction, ensuring that every student can engage with confidence and relevance, while sharpening your ability to adapt posture, pacing, and language to support both shared and individual health journeys.
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• Yin Yoga Techniques and practices
• Props, Breath, Meditation
• Creating Sequences with purpose & Practice Teaching
• Reflection & Journaling
This immersion invites a focused, slow-paced exploration of Yin and Restorative practices, anchored in an understanding of the nervous system and the body’s response to prolonged stillness. Over 3 days, you will explore Yin yoga techniques through a Tantrik, embodied fascia-conscious lens, examining how long-held stretches influence connective tissue, joint health, and mobility while supporting nervous-system regulation. You’ll learn why these practices support the sympathetic nervous system, illuminate parasympathetic activation, and encourage resilience, gentle somatic release, and deeper mind–body connection. The curriculum integrates props, breath, mindfulness and meditation to support accessible, restful practice, and you’ll create sequences and engage in practice teaching to translate these insights into cohesive classes and private sessions. Reflection and journaling will ground experiential learning in personal growth and professional skill, with clear teaching cues that honour varied bodies and invite students to experience profound relaxation, restoration, and renewed vitality—both on the mat and in daily life.
Recommended Reading:
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Immersion 1: 24-26 April 2026 – Embodied Philosophy for Contemporary Living - Ethics, Sadhana, Dharma, Sankalpa & Yoga Philosophy/Psychology – The Yoga of the Mind
Dates: 24–26 April 2026 (Friday–Sunday)
Approx times: Friday 11:00 am–6:00 pm; Saturday 8:30 am–6:00 pm; Sunday 8:30 am–6:00 pm
Location: WeRoam Studio, 21 Hurstmere Road, Unit 2G, The Commons Courtyard, Takapuna, Auckland (Across from Lululemon)
Facilitator: Sandey Hoskin
Total hours: 26 hours Cost: NZD $795 per immersion; NZD $1,495 for both immersions
Finances: Payment plans and scholarships available—please inquire
Overview
This immersion explores the ethical foundations and psychological dimensions of yoga, with a tantric lens. It weaves together ethics in yoga, the alchemy of sadhana, and the psychology of yoga through the lens of the Yoga Sutras and Classical Non‑Dual Tantra, alongside embodiment practices and practical daily-life applications. We’ll examine what yoga is, why we practice, and what happens when we do or don’t—exploring both dual and non-dual perspectives, including mantra, Sanskrit, bhakti, and daily-life practice.
Key themes
Ethics in yoga and daily life
Dharma: path, duty, alignment with higher purpose
Sankalpa: intention setting and fulfilment
Sadhana: disciplined spiritual practice
Yoga philosophy/psychology: Yoga Sutras (Yoga of the Mind) via a Tantric lens
The practice pathway: Kriya, Ishvara, Bhakti
Dual vs. Non-dual paradigms
Practical daily-life applications
Main points
What is yoga? Why practice? What happens when we don’t practice?
The pathways of Kriya, Ishvara, Bhakti
Sanskrit, Bhakti, and Mantra Japa
Meeting dual and non-dual perspectives with openness
Translating philosophy into daily behaviours
Pre-immersion reading list
Tantra Illuminated by Christopher Wallis
The Recognition Sutras by Christopher Wallis
The Play of Awakening by Shambhavi Saraswati
The Yoga Sutras with commentary by Swami Satchidananda
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Breath and the Nervous System, The Five Vayus, and Prana Shakti: Pranayama practices; breathing anatomy, physiology, and behaviour (26 hours)
This immersion deepens your understanding of how breath, the nervous system, and your own unique breathing patterns shape safe, accessible practice for a diverse range of bodies. Over 3 days, you will ground your teaching in clear breathing physiology, then explore Breathing Behaviour to discover and map your own habitual patterns under stress or ease, and how these patterns influence students. You’ll learn Breath Regulation and a variety of Pranayama Techniques to apply safely and effectively, followed by a focused The Nervous System and breath practice to integrate these insights into experiential teaching. The modules culminates in practice teaching, where you’ll bring breath-led sequencing and nervous-system aware cues to real-time teaching, enriched by personal reflection that highlights your own distinctive breath ecology. Reflection and Journaling continue to consolidate learning, supporting growth as you guide students toward calm, resilient states and a sustainable, life-affirming practice.
Elevate your teaching to the next level with the 300 hour advanced training program!
Designed for dedicated practitioners, our Inspire Advanced Yoga Teacher Training offers a transformative 12-month experience that enriches both your personal practice and teaching skills. Whether you're looking to deepen your understanding or inspire others, this program provides a bountiful array of tools and insights you need to flourish and thrive.
Our curriculum focuses on excellence in education, empowering you to lead thoughtfully sequenced classes across Hatha, Vinyasa, Philosophy, Anatomy, Trauma-Informed Practice, Classical Non-dual Tantra, Yin Yoga, and Yoga Nidra. You’ll also explore essential Pranayama and Meditation techniques suitable for all levels, whether in group classes or private sessions.
Throughout this journey, you'll dive into key topics vital for your growth as a professional yoga teacher. Led by passionate and highly experienced facilitator Sandey Hoskin and featuring sessions with other exceptional guest facilitators, you'll be guided with dedication and care as you move toward mastery and self-discovery.
We invite you to learn more about Sandey, and our guest facilitators by exploring their bios on our website, and to consider joining this inspiring path of growth and transformation.
Upcoming Training Details
Training Dates
Immersion 1: 24-26 April 2026 – Embodied Philosophy for Contemporary Living - Dharma, Sankalpa, Yoga Philosophy/Psychology and Classical Non-Dual Tantra (26 hours)
Immersion 2: 15-17 May 2026 - Non Violent Communication, Mantra Sadhana & Classical Non-Dual Tantra (26 hours)
Immersion 3: June (TBA) Breathing and the Nervous System, The Five Vayus, and Prana Shakti: Pranayama practices; breathing anatomy, physiology, and behaviour (26 hours)
Immersion 4: July (TBA) Embodied Anatomy - Yoga and Movement Science (26 hours)
Immersion 5: August (TBA) Sequencing with Purpose - Vinyasa Krama (26 hours)
Immersion 6: September (TBA) Facilitation Trauma-Informed Yoga and Somatics - (26 hours)
Immersion 7: November (TBA) Yoga Nidra - Sleep with Awareness (35 hours)
Immersion 8: Yin Yoga - Embodied Rest (30 hours)
Immersion 9: Women’s & Men’s Health through an Ayurvedic Modern Day lens (26 hours) - Guest speakers
Immersion 10: Teaching Practice & Capstone (16 hours)
Teaching Practice & Reflection
Final Presentations & Peer Review
Refinement & Reflection
Preparation for Certification
Immersion 11: Review, Integration & Optional Topics (26 hours)
Review of Key Concepts & Practices
Deepening Practice & Reflection
Guest Workshops & Optional Topics
Self-Study & Final Preparations
Celebration of completion
Elective Business & Community Building (12 hours) - This is an extra elective and not compulsory to receiving certification.
Branding & Marketing Strategies
Creating Workshops, Retreats & Online Courses
Community Engagement & Projects
The Training will be an intimate cohort of Yoga Teachers embarking on a deeply enriching 12-month journey.
Commitment: Participants commit to the full 12-month program within the held container.
Some of the key gains:
A supportive community and ongoing mentorship
Integration of practices into everyday life
All course content stored on an online platform for download as required; lifetime access
Deeply embodied practice grounded in care, consent, and inclusivity
Practical skills for designing a broad range of trauma-informed sequences and classes
Tools for nervous system regulation, grounding, and resilience
Steady, continuous learning without feeling overwhelming
Lead with heart
2 x Scholarships available at 50%. Conditions apply.
Non-contact hours: All immersions with have preparation work and homework to complete.
Prerequisites
Completion of a credible 200-hour yoga teacher training.
Commitment to deeper learning and the development of more refined skills.
At least 6–12 months of regular teaching experience.
Investment (Total program: 300-hour Advanced YTT)
Complete 300-hour training: NZD 6,900
Per-module (immersion): NZD 799
Early registration (before March 31): NZD 6,250 (must be paid in full before start of the training)
Payment options: Available (details on request)
Enrolment requires a $500 deposit (non-refundable unless otherwise stated)
Accepted payment methods: Cash, EFTPOS, Online Transfer (credit card processing available by inquiry)
Enrollment and Payment Terms
To secure enrolment, a $500 deposit must be received.
Full payment options or structured payment plans are available based on an individual application.
Early-bird discount applies only if payment in full is received by the stated deadline.
Cancellation Policy
Full refund if cancelled at least one month before the course start date.
75% refund if cancelled less than one month prior but before the course begins.
50% refund if cancelled less than one week prior but before the course begins.
No refunds once the training has commenced.
Notes and tips
If you’re budgeting, we can discuss a tailored payment plan that aligns with your cash flow.
If you’re new to our program, consider booking a quick discovery call to confirm fit and discuss prerequisites in more detail.
For accessibility questions (dietary needs, mobility, venue access) and any potential changes or contingencies, please reach out.
Lead Teachers
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Kylie Rook
ERYT-500 YACEP Yoga Medicine® Therapeutic Specialist. Yoga Detourist®.
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Sandey Hoskin
ERYT-500 YACEP
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Fiona Liu
Lead Yin Facilitator
Testimonials
I was lucky enough to attend this incredible 300 hour advanced yoga training, led by Om. One of the best decisions I have ever made in my ever continuing path of yoga study.
I had completed my 200 hour TT, 4 years previous. In that time I had gathered the essential tools to provide a solid and safe foundation for my students to build upon, yet began to feel a little stuck there. I wanted to journey with my students and be of real support and guidance in their growth. I wanted to feel fully confident to safely encourage them to move through hurdles and barriers they faced along the way. I wanted to really see my students and have the skills to offer what they really needed – physically, mentally, emotionally and energetically. This training fulfilled all these wishes and MORE.
My own self-development and study over the course of this year was also truly life changing.
Sandey, Kylie, Fiona and Sally are exceptional teachers. Their passion and pure devotion to their practice speaks volumes and is not only inspiring, but contagious. They all have a unique and very skilled ability to share their knowledge in a way that is understandable on many levels.
My experience with these people, made me realise that when someone truly and utterly believes in you – they help pave the way toward transformation. Not only did my fellow students and I leave each module with hearts and toolkits full, we gained much wider perspectives on our practice and dived deeper into our Dharma. What surprised me the most, was the smooth transition of being able to put all this new learning into use, almost immediately. We emerged each time, feeling comfortable and confident to share from this new seat of experience and knowledge.This was all helped by the continual offer of support, mentorship, advice and further guidance between modules and even after graduation – which is invaluable.
I want to also add,the timing of this training happened alongside some huge personal challenges. Yet I truly believe these modules kept me grounded, awake and prepared.
Ultimately this TT was a profound invitation to discover who i really was. The opening of my eyes to limitless possibIlity. A mirror to everything that already existed and a huge dose of courage to step into the teacher I aspire to be.
I thank you all from the bottom of my heart for sharing your extensive knowledge and love with us all, so we can essentially pass these gifts on to those around us.
- Jem
I enrolled in the 300-hour Teacher Training programme at OM Yoga Studio because I was ready to deepen my knowledge as a yoga teacher. The programme offered four unique modules, each of which covered topics that I wanted to explore further in my teaching and were led by experienced facilitators who I wanted to learn under.
The training was incredible – it completely reinvigorated my passion for yoga! On top of providing me with an in-depth understanding of sequencing principles, meditation, biomechanics and philosophy, it encouraged me to contemplate the “why” behind my own teaching practices and principles. It was so indulgent to spend five days every three months soaking in new information. I left each module with an excitement to integrate this knowledge into practice and apply what I learnt into a real-life setting.
This programme was comprehensive, well-organised, thoughtful and inclusive. I cannot recommend it enough!
- Sam Rozitis
"Sandey and Kylie, you are both so generous, supportive and genuinely awesome humans. So glad I came along, learnt so much and met so many cool people - rock on!!"
"Great support, really positive, encouraging and empowering approach throughout the course from both of you. I also noticed how present you both were when teaching, and how what you offered came from your hearts. Lots of laughs, light heartedness without losing focus -> great mix.
