Nathalie at ‘Live Love Yoga’ will be running her 200 hour yoga teacher training at YouNique Wellbeing Studios starting January 2024. The course is friendly and down to earth, designed to fit around your work, family and life. Whilst most people will be joining in the studio, there is the option to live stream from home if you need to, and a comprehensive online study area to support your learning. You will explore a range of styles of yoga, including Hatha, Vinyasa, Yin, Restorative and Ashtanga, and are encouraged to develop your own teaching voice throughout the course.

As you learn about the roots and philosophy that underpin yoga you will learn how to share this with your students in a respectful way, honouring yoga’s rich history. Teaching practice is integral to the course, and through this you will gain confidence and experience, so that you are more than ready to teach once the course finishes.

Nathalie has been running the yoga teacher training since 2017 and trained over 100 students to be confident and competent yoga teachers, with an average of 95% of them going on to teach within a few months of qualifying. With the option of mentoring upon completion and further training courses with Live Love Yoga, you are incredibly supported to continue learning and developing as a yoga teacher. Live Love Yoga is a registered yoga training school with Yoga Alliance (UK) and Yoga Alliance Professionals (USA)

About Nathalie

Nathalie has a nurturing attitude and a passion for motivating others to realise and achieve their goals. She is an experienced yoga teacher, body worker and personal trainer. As a qualified teacher as well, she has worked with young people and adults both in formal and informal educational settings.

As a yoga teacher, Nathalie has taught a wide-range of students in the community, from young mums, to adults with mental health conditions, profound learning difficulties, Alzheimer’s, Multiple Sclerosis, Homelessness, Drug and alcohol dependency, Chronic Pain, PTSD, and Amputees. She has dedicated a large part of her work to ensuring yoga is accessible to everyone through funding, charity work and collaboration. This experience and approach to yoga informs all of her classes and trainings.