Get results consistently. Feel fulfilled and with purpose.
You want to be a really good and effective Yoga Therapist.
And you know that the relationship between you and your primary teacher is vital to your success.
You want someone who is more than knowledgeable and experienced. You want a teacher who has a good mix of “WOO!” and science/evidence/results.
Someone who is equal parts supportive and still will push you in the direction you want to go.
Someone who practices what she preaches because it comes through in her teaching.
I am Susi Hately. I have a B.Sc. Kinesiology and I have been using yoga therapy for over 25 years to help people eradicate pain. I have trained thousands of yoga teachers and health professionals around the world on how to get the same results as I do and integrate yoga therapeutically into their practices.
Now I want to help you grow your skill and ability to help others get out of pain.
Susi’s most spoken line is “Where the pain is, isn’t the problem. The real problem is under our level of awareness.” In a nutshell, we can’t change anything we aren’t aware of which is a key reason for why pain remains persistent and is not resolved. Applying this concept will help you to become more deliberate and accurate with your teaching.
When you can apply anatomy to movement and movement to pain reduction, you’ll see more clearly what the real problem is. This will improve your ability to choose the techniques or tools for your clients.
Susi coined the term “Biomechanics of Healing” very deliberately. Our nervous systems are very plastic. Our tissue can change. When we combine the way our brains work with the ambition and drive our minds and the mechanics of our body, real healing can arise.
There are contributing factors for why people’s progress can be slow, or stall completely. Understanding these ideas will reinvigorate your connection with your client and their needs.
PLUS when you register . . .
We will send you a box of goodies to help with your training!
1. Do you believe that healing is possible?
2. Do you want a no fuss, candid and truly loving approach to being real about “what is”; to dig in and explore yourself in movement, breath and stillness?
3. Do you know that your level of awareness, connection and integration has a direct impact on your results with your clients?
4. Do you recognize you can’t ask a client to do what you aren’t willing to do for yourself?
5. Do you believe that pain can actually change?
6. Do you want to learn how to help your client find relief, retrain neuromuscular patterns, and refine how they are going about their daily activities so they have sustainable and consistent change?
If you answered YES to at least 3 of these questions, then you should join me in the Therapeutic Yoga Intensive.
✓ This training attracts both yoga teachers and other health professionals to enhance their ability to work with their students, clients or patients. It also attracts people who want to work on their own bodies.
✓ I have seen people eliminate long standing (20 years) chronic pain, reduce migraines, reduce pain and flares related to autoimmune conditions and improve mobility and stability following surgeries. We’ve had people significantly reduce depressive episodes, reduce anxiety, and better manage other mental health issues. When trainees understand the relationship of their movement to the conditions they are experiencing they discover the real factors for why they have the symptoms they do. It is very powerful and super cool (which is a technical term!)
✓ Ultimately, I am not a template girl – I don’t rely on nor do I teach “here is the template for reducing SI joint pain”. There isn’t one template for that to happen. It requires much more than that.
The Therapeutic Yoga Intensive is the first module for our Yoga Therapy Certification Program. You must take the Intensive if you wish to apply for the Certification program and become a Yoga Therapist.
If you don’t want to take Certification or want to wait to take Certification, you can still enroll in the Intensive program.
Both the 6-day Intensive and Asynchronous program over 6 weeks have the same content, just delivered differently.
The 6-day Intensive is live and online where you will meet with Susi and your cohort on Zoom for 6 days. The program runs daily from 8:00am-2:30pm MT (10:00am-4:30pm ET).
It’s called Intensive for the reason as it’s intense but you will make so many discoveries about yourself and how you can apply your learnings to your yoga students or clients.
The next 6-day Intensive runs April 26-May 1, 2025.
If a full 6 days doesn’t work with your schedule, we also offer the Asynchronous over 6 weeks. This is self-paced so you can take everything in at your own speed with the pre-recorded content.
The Asynchronous program has weekly live group calls to ensure you’re staying on track and understanding the concepts we’re teaching.
The next Asynchronous 6-week program starts February 28th.
The Therapeutic Yoga Intensive is 6 days and takes place April 26-May 1, 2025.
If the 6 day program doesn’t work for your schedule, we also have an Asynchronous program that is 6 weeks long.
The asynchronous program will give you the same skills and knowledge as the 6-day Intensive, but you will go at your own pace. The recorded modules will be released weekly over six weeks and you can consume them on your own time. You’ll also have live group calls with Susi to keep you accountable and get any questions answered.
Because this is Module 1 of the IAYT Accredited Yoga Therapy Certification Program, you will be expected to complete the Therapeutic Yoga Intensive by June if you wish to continue to the certification program.
Early bird pricing is available on the 6-day Intensive and the Asynchronous 6-week program.
Early bird is $2,579 when you pay in full or 3 monthly payments of $860.
For the 6-day Intensive, early bird registration is open until March 14, 2025.
The early bird deadline for the Asynchronous 6-week training is January 31, 2025.
After early bird, the regular price is $2,979 when you pay in full. We also have a payment plan option of 3 monthly payments of $997.
Because this program is the first module of the Yoga Therapy Certification Program, your Intensive payment will be deducted from your full Certification program tuition, should you wish to continue onto Certification.
Yes. People from all over the world have participated in previous sessions of this program – across Canada, US, Australia, Africa, Europe, UK, Mexico, Guatemala, and more.
Yes! This entire program is currently online through Zoom, with the recordings in your classroom.
All you need is a computer, tablet, or mobile with an internet connection.
The Therapeutic Yoga Intensive is Module 1 in our IAYT Accredited Yoga Therapy Certification Program. You can participate without enrolling in the full Functional Synergy Yoga Therapy program, or you can enrol, participate and decide later to complete the full certification. It is also in the process of being approved for continuing education credits with IAYT.
Many years ago, Susi made a very conscious choice to not be affiliated with Yoga Alliance, and instead align herself with the International Association of Yoga Therapists. With that said, her trainees have applied for credit for continuing education and have received hours with Yoga Alliance.
