The Guru Ram Das Center is a leader in the field of Yoga Therapy and offers the World’s Only Accredited Kundalini Yoga Therapy Training.

Upcoming Courses

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Events

Vitality Squad – Virtual Meet-up

Have you taken courses from us to bring yoga into health care, such as Foundations, or the Trauma Responsive Training? Do you need community and inspiration to keep this going?

Join HariKirin Kaur, MD, C-IAYT, and your colleagues for a 7 minute meditation then open sharing on how it’s going and what support you need. Ask questions, receive peer guidance to dissolve barriers to getting started. Continue to grow in how you teach therapeutically and serve people in your new role.

  • Wed, May 21st, 12:00-1:15pm N & S America (Boston Time Zone)

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Explore Our Certification Track

Successful completion of the 300-hour and graduation from the 500-hour component qualifies you as a Kundalini Yoga Therapist from the world’s only Kundalini Yoga Therapy accredited training!

300-hour — Bringing Kundalini Yoga into Healthcare

300-hour — Bringing Kundalini Yoga into Healthcare

Learn how to teach therapeutically to students with health conditions and aid them on their healing journey with an integrative yogic approach. This training addresses issues relating to joint and mobility restrictions, pain, inflammation, sleep, mental health and trauma recovery. Includes tools for building your holistic practice.

500-hour — Clinical Application of Kundalini Yoga Therapy

This training builds on the 300-hour certificate and focuses on the clinical application of Kundalini Yoga Therapy. Covers biomedical systems — including digestive, nervous, endocrine, cardiovascular, respiratory and immune systems in relationship to medical conditions to support recovery. Graduates will be able to assess and create personalized yogic treatment plans, applying their skills in clinical settings or independent practice.

Featured Books & Articles

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Yoga & Physiology

Featured Books Explore the Science of Body Movement and Physiology in Yoga Asana   The Physiology of Yoga by Andrew McGonigle and Matthew Huy "The Physiology of Yoga separates speculation from fact by examining how the body…
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The Best of Deb Dana: Polyvagal Theory

Featured Books The Best of Deb Dana — Exploring the Polyvagal Theory & Practices   Polyvagal Practices: Anchoring the Self in Safety (Norton Series on Interpersonal Neurobiology) "Here, for the first time, is a layperson’s…
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Books in Honor of Black History Month

Featured Books For Black History month we honor our yoga contemporaries.   Transforming Ethnic and Race-Based Traumatic Stress with Yoga by Gail Parker "Building on the foundations of Restorative Yoga for Ethnic and Race-Based…

Inspiring Shares

After the first Kundalini Yoga for Living With Diabetes class my blood glucose went from 120 down to 86! The amazing thing is, each night it has stayed in the 85-87 range. After the first class I showed this result. I am impressed with what a little yoga and meditation can do.

Thank you for lifting us, inspiring us, coaching and mentoring us as teachers to people with health conditions. Bringing Kundalini Yoga into health care has become my personal mission. Thank you for awakening this in me.

Your encouragement and skill in working with me set my healing in motion with effortless grace. Thank you.

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