Serving the Profession Since 1999
Australian Week of Yoga 16th-21st June
We’re dedicated to the ongoing growth and sustainability of the Yoga profession within Australia.
Yoga Australia is the peak body for yoga teachers, yoga therapists, yoga teacher trainers, and yoga therapy trainers in Australia. We lead, set, and uphold industry standards, advocating for the principles of yoga and supporting the professional development and personal well-being of our members.
Yoga Today
Yoga Today is a newsletter that brings you the latest news, articles and discussions from across the yoga industry. You’ll uncover new stories, insights, research articles, resources and more from yoga practitioners, teachers and therapists across Australia.

From Injury to Insight: Robin Rothenberg’s Journey in Yoga Therapy
World-renowned Low Back Pain Specialist Robin Rothenberg is set to bring her groundbreaking back care course to Australia in August 2025. This exclusive training, hosted by Abhyāsa Yoga, offers a rare opportunity for yoga teachers, therapists, and health professionals to learn directly from one of the leading experts in the field.

Cultivating Trust with Independence
Trust is a key concept in trauma informed practice and it is one of the five trauma informed principles (along with Safety, Choice, Empowerment and Collaboration). Generally, it refers to interpersonal boundaries, clarity, and consistency, but what does this look like in a yoga context? And why is it so important for people recovering after trauma?

Sacred Agreements: Conscious Parenting
Lord Krishna tells us in Chapter Six of the Bhagavad Gītā that it is a fortunate birth to be born into a family of yogis. Why is it fortunate? How will yogic parents, a yogic family, benefit those born into them? The grace of being born into a yogic environment is that those around do not only see the child as a little boy or girl. They do not see those born of their sperm and ovum as their offspring, as a project to shape and mould to fit into their own image, or the cultural acceptable standard

Sharath Jois and the Mysore Legacy Part 2
I discovered Mysore Style Ashtanga Yoga when I was in my early 30s. For someone fairly new to yoga it was an electric experience to step inside a shala and see what is possible with a committed yogic lifestyle.
Resources for teachers
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Yoga Enthusiast
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A Yoga Enthusiast is someone passionate about yoga but not currently earning an income from teaching.

Yoga Teacher
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We welcome all Yoga Teachers at any level of experience who are keen to develop themselves and support the profession.

Yoga Therapist
$33/year (add-on)
For existing members who have taken an approved Yoga Therapist Course to work within this specialised space. This adds onto your teaching membership.
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Featured CPD Short Courses
Expand your knowledge and up-level your skillset with our latest CPD Short Courses, presented by Yoga Australia Senior Teachers.

Yoga for Mental Health Summit
Yoga for Mental Health Summit showcases leaders in Yoga Therapy and mental health. This is a unique opportunity to deepen your understanding of how yoga supports mental wellbeing, with insights from renowned Australian and international speakers.

Integrating Sound Healing into Yoga & Meditation Classes
Explores how to effectively incorporate sound healing into yoga classes, enhancing the practice for students both physically and mentally. It covers the use of sound healing instruments, such as crystal bowls, Tibetan bowls, gongs, chimes, and drums, highlighting how their vibrations can balance the chakras, calm the nervous system, and deepen meditation.

Sequencing for the Vayus
Learn how to sequence for the vayus to create targeted classes that can cater specifically to students’ individual needs. The vayus – as subdoshas of vata – are best understood as movements of energy within the body that govern a range of physical, mental and emotional functions

Starting a Yoga Business: Personal Branding
This short course is designed for yoga teachers ready to take the next step in building their careers as successful yoga business owners. With her approachable, no-nonsense style, Amy will share a wealth of practical wisdom to support your journey.
Thanks for all that Yoga Australia do to ensure a high quality of education for new trainings, and for being a collective voice for the industry. Keep up the great work!
Trish

What is yoga?
With its roots firmly grounded in ancient eastern teachings, Yoga is recognised as a traditional system of wisdom, principles and practices derived from the Vedic teachings of India.
Yoga takes a holistic approach to the integrated and innate wisdom of the human mind-body connection, with modern science nowadays beginning to uncover and fortify these ancient teachings and the many benefits this practice holds for your biological, psychological and sociological well-being.
Ultimately, yoga is a tool that may be used for self-discovery, stress-management, physical health & fitness, and mental & emotional wellbeing.
Yoga Australia is the peak national body for registration and representation of Yoga professionals from all traditions and styles of yoga, independent from any one lineage or training provider.
As the peak body for yoga in Australia, we actively advocate for positive change and improvement within the profession. This includes engaging with government and the health industry, lobbying for better pay and conditions for yoga teachers, promoting a broader understanding of yoga’s benefits for health and well-being, conducting industry forums, and collaborating with stakeholders both within and outside the yoga community.

What we do
Acknowledging Country, First Nation Culture and Community
We recognise the continuous and deep connection to country of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples as the first peoples of this nation.
We pay respects to elders past and present, and recognise the strength and resilience of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Here on land that was never ceded, we recognise the past and ongoing injustices resulting from displacement and dispossession experienced by the broader Aboriginal community on the continent now known as Australia.
It is a privilege to be teaching on Country and we hope that our work here in some way supports true custodianship of this land.